Should Boris Berezovsky be extradited from the u.k to face criminal charges?

Question

Boris Berezovsky has been given refugee status by the u.k after he fled russia.He is wanted in russia for trying destabalize russia by setting up fradulent pension funds schemes in the 1990's in which he told people to invest, but after millions of russians invested all thier life saveings in the scemhe Boris Berezovsky took the money and fled russia,leaveing millions of russians in disaray and poverty.Many thousands died as a result of loseing thier life savings to this man,most were thrown out of thier homes and left to live in the streets in temperatures of -20. Boris Berezovsky is of jewish origin and he had hoped russia would go into melt down after he fled th country,but it didn't work out that way. The u.k was the only country that gave him refugee status and yet he is a wanted criminal. So should he be extradited to face criminal charges in russia?

Answer 1

YES YES YES YES YES amd YES.
He wants to put a pro zionist leader in russia for oppoding the cruel wars they are masterminding from America. YES YES YES and YES

Answer 2

the US could be thanking him for exposing the failings of their risk-free practices structures. The risk to the US is from the human beings who left their militia networks open to hacking not from people who divulge the weaknesses. might the US have been happier if brokers of Osama Bin weighted down had used the holes interior the miltary networks to get entry to their structures quite than Gary Mckinnon? the US government's obsession with persecuting Mckinnon attracts interest faraway from genuine brass interior the militia who've failed spectacularly to guard the US in terms of the risk-free practices if it computers. the united kingdom should not be extraditing all of us to the US. the US government has ceased to be constrained by using the guideline of regulation the two family contributors or worldwide. It sees such subjects because of the fact the best to trial and the best to not be tortured as expedient.

Answer 3

Afraid not. Berezovsky is no saint but he also has no chance of getting a fair trial in Russia so he shouldn't be extradited (unless he's stupid enough to keep banging on about funding revolutionary movements in a bid to unseat Putin, which is an offence under UK law).