Guantanamo Video Released Of Canadian Jihadist Weeping During Interrogation

Good! This piece of shit was shown on video crying for his "mommy!" Good. Piece of shit, Omar Khadr, a Canadian jihadist who felt the need to go to Afghanistan at 15 years old and kill Americans in the name of allah, did just that - he killed a U.S. medic and was sent to Guantanamo. Now, his attorneys say he was abused and should have been released because he was so young. This mutherfucker has an American's blood on his hands and these pukes cow over videos where he isn't happy in prison. Go fuck yourself, Khadr and your attorneys can bend over too. If I was a family member of the dead medic, I'd be at this trial asking for this scumbag be put to death...slowly.

Anyway, here's some of the bleeding heart MSM's take on it with Reuters reporting:

Omar Khadr, the only western prisoner still held in the U.S. prison at Guantanamo Bay, broke down and wept when questioned by Canadian interrogators, video footage released on Tuesday shows.
Khadr, a Canadian, was arrested in Afghanistan in 2002 at the age of 15 and is charged with killing a U.S. medic. The secret video was taken in February 2003 and shows Khadr -- then 16 -- being grilled by officials from the Canadian Security Intelligence Service spy agency.
At one point, when his interrogators are out of the room, Khadr moans repeatedly in a desperate voice as he holds his head in his hands.
The phrase sounded very much like the English words "Kill me", but a native Arabic speaker from the National Council on Canada-Arab Relations told Reuters that he believed Khadr was in fact saying "Ya ummi", the Arabic for "my mother."

Now, look at this part and try to keep your dinner down:

"It's the cry of a desperate young man. He expected the Canadian officials to take him home," said lawyer Dennis Edney.
Khadr also tells the interrogators, "You don't care about me", complains of poor medical treatment and removes his orange jumpsuit to show scars from the serious wounds he suffered during the firefight in Afghanistan in which the medic died.

Ridiculous. It's ridiculous that this case is even being heard. You've got some candy ass attorneys who want to take on big bad U.S. military and make a farce of the whole reason this asshat was even in Gitmo. I have a question for his attorneys: Did you show a picture of the U.S. medic's body after he was killed by your client? I say in between court sessions they take this fuck outside and REALLY give him a beating.

Video shows weeping Canadian Guantanamo inmate

OTTAWA (Reuters) - Omar Khadr, the only western prisoner still held in the U.S. prison at Guantanamo Bay, broke down and wept when questioned by Canadian interrogators, video footage released on Tuesday shows.
Khadr, a Canadian, was arrested in Afghanistan in 2002 at the age of 15 and is charged with killing a U.S. medic. The secret video was taken in February 2003 and shows Khadr -- then 16 -- being grilled by officials from the Canadian Security Intelligence Service spy agency.
At one point, when his interrogators are out of the room, Khadr moans repeatedly in a desperate voice as he holds his head in his hands.
The phrase sounded very much like the English words "Kill me", but a native Arabic speaker from the National Council on Canada-Arab Relations told Reuters that he believed Khadr was in fact saying "Ya ummi", the Arabic for "my mother."
Extracts of videos taken over four days of interrogation were released by Khadr's lawyers on Tuesday after a long battle with the Canadian government.
"It's the cry of a desperate young man. He expected the Canadian officials to take him home," said lawyer Dennis Edney.
The poor quality footage -- recorded by cameras hidden in the room -- offers a rare glimpse into the Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, facility, where the United States is holding about 265 prisoners in conditions criticized by human rights groups.
Khadr also tells the interrogators, "You don't care about me", complains of poor medical treatment and removes his orange jumpsuit to show scars from the serious wounds he suffered during the firefight in Afghanistan in which the medic died.
Critics of Khadr's treatment say he is a child soldier who should be rehabilitated rather than punished. Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper has brushed off calls to intervene with Washington, saying Khadr faces serious charges.
Khadr has alleged U.S. interrogators repeatedly threatened to rape him or send him to another country to be raped.
In Guantanamo Bay on Tuesday, Osama bin Laden's former driver took the witness stand and said he had been subjected to isolation, sleep deprivation and sexual impropriety during nearly seven years of captivity.
Documents released earlier this month show U.S. authorities deprived Khadr of sleep ahead of a separate interview with an official from Canada's foreign ministry in 2004.
Edney said the videos and the documents demonstrated that Harper misled Canadians when he said Ottawa had received U.S. assurances that Khadr was being treated well.