Ottawa accused ....of not helping!!

I SUPPORT A UNITED CANADA
I AM AGAINST TERRORIST!!!!





Ottawa accused of not helping Canadian held at
Guantanamo charged with murder
Last Updated Tue, 08 Nov 2005 20:24:49 EST

"Omar Khadr's mother and members of his legal team say the
19-year-old Canadian is facing a "sham" trial at the hands of the
U.S. military and that the Canadian government isn't helping."

Maha Elsamnah, Your son is a terrorist.
He is a danger to me
and many canadians who are not muslim

"The Americans are gods now," said Maha Elsamnah,
Khadr's mother. "They make the law. Nobody can tell them
anything."
Elsamnah says Ottawa is doing nothing for her son who is
accused of murder, attempted murder and aiding the enemy."

You show a lack of respect for decency laws that
all of us have to obey. Jamaicans and other
west indians are sent home for crimes not involving
terrorism. Your son is a criminal.

Khadr was the only survivor of a strike on a suspected
al-Qaeda compound in Afghanistan three years ago.
He is charged with killing U.S. Sgt. Christopher Speer on
July 7, 2002 when he allegedly threw a grenade at him
during the raid.
The charges call Khadr an "unprivileged belligerent,"
meaning someone not authorized under international
law to fight a war. If convicted he may face execution.

Its easy to kill but not to accept punishment for
the crime. I will protest and against him being
brought here to canada.

Omar is the son of the late Ahmed Khadr, an Egyptian-born
Canadian who was close to Osama bin Laden. Ahmed Khadr
died in a shootout with the Pakistani military in 2003.
The military intends to try Khadr in a brand new Guantanamo
Bay tribunal room, where he'll be judged by a military
commission, not a court.
The decision means that although Khadr is presumed
innocent unless proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt,
he is not entitled to be present at all times during his trial
or to know the evidence against him.
Muneer Ahmad, co-counsel for Omar Khadr, says the
process is unfair. "We are talking about a sham process,
which could result in the death penalty against someone
who was 15 at the time of the conduct he is alleged to
have committed."
Sunil Ram, a professor at the West Virginia Military
University, says he believes the young Khadr is a
"terrorist." But, says Ram, Khadr's fate hangs on the
personal bias of the officers chosen for the panel.
"If they tend to be right-wing and endorse Bush's war
on terror, you could end up with a kangaroo court."
Dan McTeague, the parliamentary secretary to the
minister of foreign affairs, is rejecting claims that
Canada is doing nothing to help Khadr.
McTeague says the government has asked the U.S.
for assurance that Khadr won't face the death penalty
if he is convicted and that he be allowed access to the
lawyer of his choice.
'It's going to be a very long process but, at a minimum,
we want to make sure the rule of law is respected,"
said McTeague.
Nathan Whitling, who is also part of Khadr's legal team,
said in Edmonton on Tuesday that there are more
questions about this case than answers.
"You know what do we do about the fact that he's
been held in these deplorable conditions for three
years. And what do we do about the fact that its
been in clear violation of international law, and his
own human rights."
Whitling says Khadr has been severely mistreated
and tortured since his capture and that his Canadian
legal team hasn't been allowed to see their client.

when things were good you blasted canada's
way of life and used us!
When things were bad you demand help!

NO MORE MADAM!!!!!!!!!!!!

BECOME A TRUE MUSLIM NOT A TERRORIST!

Link:
http://www.cbc.ca/story/canada/national/2005/11/08/omarkhadr051108.html