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Media Party's nauseating narrative on Khadr wins, Canadians lose
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September 26, 2015
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9:15Now PlayingTerrorist Omar Khadr’s relaxed bail conditions are a threat to public safety.
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David Menzies of TheRebel.Media reports: Canada's homemade Islamist, Omar Khadr, is coming back to Toronto!
Unfortunately, the bail conditions put on Khadr to keep Canadians safe were waived by Alberta Judge June Ross who felt the conditions were "unusually restrictive".
Well, yes, that was the idea, Judge Ross. But, unfortunately those who have a say over dangerous offenders have drunk the Khadr Kool-Aid the Media Party have been serving since the beginning.
I came across a dated copy of Toronto Life with an interview of Khadr's first lawyer. This time capsule periodical showed the effort to whitewash Khadr and spin the innocent child narrative was there from the beginning.
Chalk up another win for the media party at the expense of common sense and justice.
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