David Hicks to be brought home?

[Aliantha]

I wouldn't believe everything in the media if I were you.

Realistically, there are very few Australians who are saying he should be simply released. What most Australians are saying is that it's criminal what's been done to him and when are the authorities responsible for that crime going to be held accountable.

His guilt or innocence has become secondary.

[TheMercenary]

Originally Posted by Aliantha

I wouldn't believe everything in the media if I were you.

Realistically, there are very few Australians who are saying he should be simply released. What most Australians are saying is that it's criminal what's been done to him and when are the authorities responsible for that crime going to be held accountable.

His guilt or innocence has become secondary.

Ok, maybe we could just send him back with some bomb making material or he could fly himself in a 747.

[Aliantha]

Originally Posted by TheMercenary

Ok, maybe we could just send him back with some bomb making material or he could fly himself in a 747.

Again, no one knows if this man is a terrorist or not.

[TheMercenary]

Originally Posted by Aliantha

Again, no one knows if this man is a terrorist or not.

Well I guess my plan is a good way to find out. Ok, if he can't fly an airplane we could just let him fly commercial with a fully loaded AK-47 back to Aussie land.

[Aliantha]

Originally Posted by TheMercenary

Well I guess my plan is a good way to find out. Ok, if he can't fly an airplane we could just let him fly commercial with a fully loaded AK-47 back to Aussie land.

You really do have issues with reality don't you?

[TheMercenary]

Originally Posted by Aliantha

You really do have issues with reality don't you?

I am quite in touch with reality. It is people who want to ignore terrorists like Hicks that got us into much of this mess in the first place. Line right up with the rest of the sheep.

[Hagar]

Originally Posted by Aliantha

I wouldn't believe everything in the media if I were you.

Realistically, there are very few Australians who are saying he should be simply released. What most Australians are saying is that it's criminal what's been done to him and when are the authorities responsible for that crime going to be held accountable.

His guilt or innocence has become secondary.

That's exactly the way I see it A. Guilty or innocent, justice delayed is still justice denied. Even now, the military commissions don't seem to have much justice about them.