david hicks has pleaded guilty . is he or did he plead coz he is a broken man
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David Hicks
a little from column A, a little from column B
I can't even remember most of what's happend, what it's about and what the arguments are... it's dragged on for so long!
I really shouldn't give my opinion being negative... but
As far as I know Hicks was on the enemy side, just because he's f*cking australian doesn't mean he's innocent...
I really disapprove of todays news media...
Why should they?
As far as I know Hicks was on the enemy side, just because he's f*cking australian doesn't mean he's innocent...
I really disapprove of todays news media...
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"It's the only way it looks like he's going to get out. No one's going to help him, the Australian Government couldn't care, they don't care.
Why should they?
what about him being held with no charges?
i think ppl ony think it's unfair because the british government helped to get their prisoners released.. but in the media it looked like David Hicks was being abandoned.
i think that's how it was portrayed right?
i think ppl ony think it's unfair because the british government helped to get their prisoners released.. but in the media it looked like David Hicks was being abandoned.
i think that's how it was portrayed right?
yes
and why not charge him ect years ago instead of holding tortureing him depriving him of human rights .
and why not charge him ect years ago instead of holding tortureing him depriving him of human rights .
Because now days, terrorism has a zero tollerence thing, and I thing they are using his punishment as an example for the other people plotting terrorist acts.
hope is never heard from again!
QUOTE(Bexter @ Mar 27 2007, 09:05 PM)
Because now days, terrorism has a zero tollerence thing, and I thing they are using his punishment as an example for the other people plotting terrorist acts.
he didnt pleade guilty to terrorism he pleaded guilty to training with ali quiada
ppl still should have rights no matter the crime what ever happend to innocent to proven guilty
QUOTE(Tarantula @ Mar 27 2007, 10:40 PM)
he didnt pleade guilty to terrorism he pleaded guilty to training with ali quiada
ppl still should have rights no matter the crime what ever happend to innocent to proven guilty
ppl still should have rights no matter the crime what ever happend to innocent to proven guilty
Would you have said the same about Saddam?
Training with Ali Quiada is practically a terrorist act in itself.
That is my two cents anyway.
QUOTE(Bexter @ Mar 27 2007, 10:29 PM)
Would you have said the same about Saddam?
Training with Ali Quiada is practically a terrorist act in itself.
That is my two cents anyway.
Training with Ali Quiada is practically a terrorist act in itself.
That is my two cents anyway.
sadam is a different kettle of fish he actually did commint barabric acts .
put it this way if i was to have trained with the ira but not done any acts that would not make me a terrorist
I just know that he is under suspicion for terrorist acts.
Guilty or Not, MMMM?
I know he is guilty of training with these madmen who bring evil acts to this world, but then again Australia is in an alliance with a country that has brought pain and misery to millions.
All i know is that the society that I live in, with all it's faults, is a better one than which these people, who he trained with, wish the world become.
Guilty or not, bring him home from Guatanamo Bay.
I know he is guilty of training with these madmen who bring evil acts to this world, but then again Australia is in an alliance with a country that has brought pain and misery to millions.
All i know is that the society that I live in, with all it's faults, is a better one than which these people, who he trained with, wish the world become.
Guilty or not, bring him home from Guatanamo Bay.
He is quilty of something. What the hell would he be doing in Afghanstan?? Selling chocolate chip cookies to them?? C'mon he aint innocent but in saying that he no way should he be held for that time with no charges laid against him.
QUOTE(Harley @ Mar 28 2007, 07:58 AM)
He is quilty of something. What the hell would he be doing in Afghanstan?? Selling chocolate chip cookies to them?? C'mon he aint innocent but in saying that he no way should he be held for that time with no charges laid against him.
exactly harley since when does it take 5 6 years to find some one guilty of ( yes i know court cases do drag on )
i believe he is guilty of at the least training with them but i think he pleaded guilty to get out of guntanamo bay
This gentleman will be gracing the G devision of Yatla shortly ... anyone want autographs? I may be able to accommodate.
funny you are not
