The Extradition of Abu Hamza

[Dallas]

So, I know this is late and all but I wanted to hear your opinions on this.
So we kept this Muslim extremist in the UK for 14 and gave him millions of pounds from taxpayers so he and his three or something wives could live comfortably during the one of the longest extradition trials of the century. Now he is in the USA at last and facing life imprisonment, it's time for us to think about UK and perhaps even US justice in terms of extradition. Do you think it was right to send this man to his possible death? Or do you think it is necessary for justice to take it's course?

Any additions to the discussion are welcome.

[The Mysterious Stranger]

 America in a nutshell. "That guy is a terrorist. Bring him in."

 That is all folks.

[The Doctor, RIP Juggernaut]

America in a nutshell. "That guy is a terrorist. Bring him in."

 That is all folks.

So someone that convinces/leads others to commit jihad shouldn't be punished?
After all, the way he was teaching/trying to force on others involves acid bombing teenage girls and anyone who doesn't want to live by their rules... And he shouldn't face life in prison? Or execution?