Une très belle approche qui va chercher l'authenticité des convictions qu'on s'évertue à promouvoir comme celles de la liberté, du respect, de la vérité, de la justice, de la solidarité. Je souhaite à l'auteur de cette intervention tout le succès escompté quant aux initiatives qu'il place entre les mains de Mme la Gouverneure Générale du Canada. J'en serais le premier heureux et reconnaissant. Toutefois, mon espoir est bien faible. Mme Jean fait partie des marionnettes consentantes qui permettent au système de vivre. Je rappellerai simplement sa participation à Prague, l'automne 2007, à une rencontre plutôt clandestine avec de hauts responsables étasuniens visant à mettre hors de combat Hugo Chavez, Président légitiment élu du Venezuela. ( http://humanisme.over-blog.com/article-7224843.html )

C’est de demander l’humanisation du sort de quelques uns que l’on arrivera à humaniser le sort de tous. Nous sommes tous à la merci de la fantaisie de quelques uns, même s’il y a des gens qui se trouvent repus dans ce monde en fermant les yeux et en se bouchant les narines de l’odeur des ignominies qui ne sont possibles qu’avec leur aide. Ces gens qui osent s’appeler humains et qui sont plus néfaste que la plus sinistre des créatures qui respire sur terre.
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Hypocrisy of the "Repatriate Omar Khadr to Canada" Movement

As soon as the Gitmo interrogation tape of Omar Khadr hit the Internet, the blogosphere was flooded with demands to repatriate him to Canada. This wave is reminiscent of a Soviet campaign to free Luis Corvalán from the "fascist regime" of Augusto Pinochet thirty five years ago. The scenario is strikingly similar. A "victim" held by "fascist regimes" this time run by Bush and Harper, and a public outcry for justice. Except for the fact that Luis Corvalán didn't kill anyone and didn't fight for a terrorist group that wants to impose Sharia.

The "repatriate Khadr" crowd describes him as "a child", "a kid", "a boy", and even "a torture victim", with no facts to substantiate the torture claims notwithstanding. They complain about Khadr being mistreated, again, without anything to back up their claims. Some of them are outraged about "child abuse." And they all scream for justice.

They want justice? OK, let's talk about JUSTICE. What about justice for Sgt. First Class Christopher J. Speer, who was (according to an eyewitness) murdered by this "child"? What about justice for Tabitha Speer, who is a widow because of this "kid"? What about justice for Taryn and Tanner Speer, who are left without a father by this "a boy"? And what about all those Afghani civilians and NATO troops who are a little bit safer because this "torture victim" is behind bars? How many of these "repatriate Khadr" hypocrites concern themselves with justice for real victims? In literally hundreds of posts, we couldn't find a single one.

One would ask, what is the reason for this idiocy? The answer is simple. Ignorance. Complete and utter ignorance. Let's forget for a second that Omar Khadr killed Christopher Speer. Let's forget that Khadr's father was an al Qaeda financier. Let's forget that Khadr's family is known for it being al Qaeda sympathizers. Let's just remember what this "child" was fighting for in Afghanistan.

This is what Taliban-imposed Sharia looks like in real life: http://muslimsagainstsharia.blogspot.com/2000/07/hypocrisy-of-repatriate-omar-khadr-to.html

Why don't all of you, bleeding heart demagogues go to Afghanistan and spend a day in a Taliban-controlled territory? And let's talk about Khadr when you get back. If you get back.
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