"It is my duty to bring him to trial in Germany," Mr. Nemetz said. "I can't say if the recent statements by Schreiber will delay his extradition. I am not an expert on Canadian law."Nemetz was also dismissive of Liberal Party claims that extraditing Schreiber would stall a public enquiry into his murky Canadian dealings.
"But the sooner he comes back to Germany, the better."
"We wouldn't have any problem with co-operating with the Canadian authorities. The delaying tactics Schreiber has been using since 1999 are remarkable. It's remarkable that it obviously still works today."Let his countrymen go his food and board for a couple of years.
According to German authorities... we can reel this bottomfeeder in anytime we need him.
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LAST WORD: Here's an even better idea...
Ask an ex-Justice Minister.
Schreiber was first arrested by the RCMP in 1999 after Germany sought to have him returned to the country to face trial.I was wondering why Mr. Cotler wasn't offering any rabid 30 second soundbites to his gibbering, leftwing, media monkey friends.
Since then, his legal team has fought for him to stay in Canada using a series of complex court motions, which included an unsuccessful constitutional challenge of the extradition law.
Documents obtained under the Access to Information Act show German officials have complained about lengthy delays in Schreiber's extradition, but Schreiber continued his legal battle.
In 2004, Irwin Cotler, who was then [Liberal] justice minister, ordered Schreiber's deportation.
But three years later, Schreiber is still in the country. In total, Schreiber has sought six judicial reviews, requested three justice ministers intervene and filed an injunction to stop his deportation.
How many "loveletters"... over the years... did Irwin get from his buddy, Karl?
Let's really get to the bottom of this thing.
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