Khadr to get 10.5 million payment for treason.

Decapoda

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They should have got him out of gitmo YEARS before they did. As in the first year he was in there. They didn't, they broke their own laws, they pay.
The supreme court ruling did not say anything about the Canadian Government having an obligation to get him out of gitmo.

Supreme Court of Canada repatriation ruling: In January 2010, in a unanimous 9–0 decision, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that the participation of Canadian officials in Khadr's interrogations at Guantanamo clearly violated his rights under the Charter. These interrogations occurred in February 2003 under the Cretien Liberals who were in power at that time, by Canadian Foreign Affairs intelligence officer Jim Gould and an official from CSIS.
The Supreme Court, however, stopped short of ordering the government to seek Khadr's return to Canada. It left it to the government to determine how to exercise its duty to conduct foreign affairs while also upholding its obligation to respect Khadr's constitutional rights.

I'll ask you, aside from the coerced guilty plea, what evidence do you have that he killed anyone.
He didn't just plead guilty to murder, although that was a biggie.

What counter-evidence can you provide that those bombs he was building and placing in the video didn't do their job and go off? What proof do you have that the bombs he placed didn't kill someone...maybe even an unsuspecting innocent bystander or family? What evidence can you provide that counters the the charges and subsequent conviction of murder in violation of the laws of war, attempted murder in violation of the laws of war, conspiracy, or the two counts of providing material support for terrorism and spying that he plead guilty to? Do you think the video and photos are faked like some here who are supporting their self-delusional ideas??

His guilt was established through a confession, accepted by both the prosecution and defense in the face of overwhelming evidence against him.
 
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10larry

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you forgot the fact that he was and is a CANADIAN citizen...

probably a small over sight I'm sure...

:roll:

A fact we are painfully aware of, having to be party courtesy our bleeding heart 'leaders' to this moral disgrace is something we can never live down, being canadian was once something to be proud of.
 

Twila

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A fact we are painfully aware of, having to be party courtesy our bleeding heart 'leaders' to this moral disgrace is something we can never live down, being canadian was once something to be proud of.

Not being proud of your nationality is something you choose. Not something that's choosen for you.
 

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A fact we are painfully aware of, having to be party courtesy our bleeding heart 'leaders' to this moral disgrace is something we can never live down, being canadian was once something to be proud of.



So, you're ashamed that our Charter of Rights actually protects our citizens, including the ones you don't like?
 

10larry

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So, you're ashamed that our Charter of Rights actually protects our citizens, including the ones you don't like?

Ashamed of nationality nay... our bleeding heart so called leaders 100%.
It's not like or dislike it's about aiding and abetting an enemy, just being canadian is no guarantee of innocence, there are numerous cases of canuck savagery.
The charter of rites n' freedoms is obviously a seriously flawed document, many good men and women sacrifice all to fight terrorism but this document enables our daft pm to reward a terrorist clan.
 

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Oh... the famous picture of Omar's Bundt Cake Mold Collection.
 

White_Unifier

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you forgot the fact that he was and is a CANADIAN citizen...

probably a small over sight I'm sure...

:roll:

Yes, but Canada had nothing to do with his arrest.

If a Canadian gets beaten up by police abroad let's say, should he then turn around and sue Canada just because he's Canadian?
 

Decapoda

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Don't be an Asshole!

What...no smilies this time??

Listen, I'm not the one trying to base an argument on some air headed notion that someone photoshopped a bomb in Omar's hands and fabricated video of him planting roadside bombs to blow people up. Instead of getting upset, maybe try looking at how ridiculous some of your implications are. Or just keep reinforcing your faulty argument, I could care less.
 

Curious Cdn

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Yes, but Canada had nothing to do with his arrest.

If a Canadian gets beaten up by police abroad let's say, should he then turn around and sue Canada just because he's Canadian?

Any Canadian citizens been beheaded by the Saudis ... or at least, spent time in their dungeons?

Their families should sue the Canadian government for millions! God forbid, any close relative of mine does something illegal in a foreign country and is then abused there ... well, I'll use that as an opportunity to get very, very rich!
 

Curious Cdn

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When in Rome.....

It doesn't matter if the Canadian government fails to protect us from ourselves ...or, at least, fails to protect us from "special" treatment by the Romans, they are responsible and they owe us, big time! $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ CACHING! Baby7 needs new shoes! etc.