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Latest revision as of 13:02, 3 July 2013
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The Wikipedia page has been improved since 2011, but minimises his abominable torture and mistreatment over 8 years of mostly solitary confinement. It takes a credulous attitude to the 'plea-bargain' that offered him freedom in a few years if he pleaded guilty - or incarceration for life otherwise. It fails to scrutinize the nature of the 'legal process' that prosecuted the alleged offences, and doesn't question the assumption that US soldiers can legally go abroad and ambush Khadr's family members, but that returning fire was illegal. |
Related Wikispooks Pages
Document:Child Soldier Coerced Into Plea-Bargain - An article by Keith Jones, published by WSWS on 27 October 2010
External Links
- The Omar Khadr Case - A comprehensive archive maintained by the University of Toronto
- The Psychiatric Demonization Of Omar Khadr - An article from 'The Public Record' web site
