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Update June 2008: McKinnon's legal team have managed to keep him in the UK so far, but the results of a hearing that was held on May 16, 2008 might change that. Although complicated, the House of Lords process may ultimately decide whether McKinnon is sent to the USA, allowed to stay in the UK or given the opportunity to serve a predetermined sentence in the UK based on a conviction under American Law. The problem is that U.S. and UK Laws differ in many ways and trying to match up the processes involved is no easy task no matter what side of this issue you are on. Many believe that Britain's lack of enthusiasm to prosecute McKinnon may be motivated by their own secrecy or even revenge. Some people say that McKinnon was secretly and unknowingly being used as a pawn by one or more British Intelligence Services. They believe that these services wanted to know what the U.S. Military did and does about ETs and their agenda. Others say that failure of the USA to turn over IRA supporters, sympathizers, fund-raisers and members to the UK during the 1960s and 1970s has resulted in the current stalemate with McKinnon.
Background: A Briton accused of hacking into Nasa and US military computer networks has spoken out about his experiences. (Gary McKinnon was arrested by the UK's national high-tech crime unit in 2002.)
McKinnon earns Lords appeal
Pentagon hacker in legal victory
By John Leyden
Published Tuesday 31st July 2007 10:30 GMT
Gary McKinnon, the British hacker facing extradition over allegations he broke into US Military and NASA sites, has earned the right to take his case to the House of Lords.

The law Lords agreed to hear arguments that US authorities acted in an "oppressive" and "arbitrary" manner during plea bargaining negotiations, for example by allegedly threatening McKinnon over the loss of rights to serve part of his sentence in the UK unless he submitted to voluntary extradition.

The House of Lords was not bound to consider McKinnon's final appeal - for example it declined to hear the appeal of the NatWest Three bankers, so the Lords' decision is a significant fillip for McKinnon and his legal team.

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Video Comments:
Tobacc0 (November 21, 2008 at 7:46 am)
McKinnon is a liar. The BBC interviewer is clueless about IT so he didn't spot the lie. PC's in a LAN don't have public IP's that can be pinged from outside. The server has the IP and it ALWAYS has a password. It won't operate without it. At best he's covering up for a bunch of other people. Hacks involve groups and are very rarely one guy. No-one accumulates the knowledge by themselves to hack effectively. It requires knowledge dozens of intricate, arcane tricks to get in.
carolynan (November 19, 2008 at 9:18 am)
Ithink he is silly for doing that, he sounds Very intelligent.I hope he gets off with warning,BUT HE WILL BE WATCHED ALL THE TIME NOW.we need to know the truth but not in this way.and how come he is allowed to discuss it surely he would be silenced
er3012 (November 18, 2008 at 7:59 pm)
i wish him luck to theres tons of evidence out there. BRITAINS REALEASED FILES , AND UK. GO TO NICK POPE HE USED TO BE MINISTERY OF DEFENCE
bali105 (November 18, 2008 at 4:26 pm)
Very interesting, does anyone think that those files were purposely put there in the easily accessable computers so that hackers would find them and get distracted from other projects? To me it seems a little too easy to just go into the basic computers and find UFO photos...I also find is fascinating that he hasn't mysteriously gone missing....the Gov't loves that kind of stuff.
dk7dk7 (November 17, 2008 at 3:33 am)
Hmmm...maybe if you work for the govt you should actually use a password! LOL!
strawberrylaralara (November 16, 2008 at 10:38 pm)
I wish him luck.
crs12decoder (November 16, 2008 at 7:19 am)
da-l ma in pula mea de prost... mare cacat ca s-a logat cu default password pe server da era suficient de prost incat sa foloseasca un program gen radmin sau vmware ca sa controleze un calculator? exista command prompt.. e normal ca l-au prins aia cand au vazut ca se misca mouse-u pe desktop... da-o draq ca si un copil roman de clasa a 5-a care se joaca cu prorat pe LAN ar fi avut mai mult creier in cap sa controleze calculatoru folosind cmd...
RandomDirectors (November 14, 2008 at 6:02 pm)
Pfft he can't hack my pc I got Norton 360 :D

This guy must be a genious.
sacha4you (November 14, 2008 at 5:37 pm)
atlantidians, I'm all but a dangerous person; otherwise 225 millions of US people needed help too. But I'm a supporter of death penalty for murderers, child rapers and people who volontarly put human lifes in danger for satisfaction of sexual- or fanatic feelings. According to court decisions, McKinnon belongs to th latter category. The reason why he faces at least a sentence of 60 years in the best - and death penalty in the worst case. People, who lick McKinnon's toes need the help.
;-))
sacha4you (November 14, 2008 at 5:27 pm)
cyshadow, only UFOlogists can claim something without a proof. Obviously you adopted this attitude, when you claim he did neither lifes in danger nor caused a damage. He DID as you can see, if you would read the tribunal decisions. The mild 70 years are not for nothing. And I have no homicidal urges, but I'm a proponent of death penalty for people who commited murder, put human lifes in clear and present danger for satisfaction of sexual or fanatic feelings, or, rape childs.
;-))