human
If you "followed these times closely," how do you not know Khadr's father was killed 14 months AFTER his son's capture, not before? Or that his role as an al-Qaeda money man hardly qualified him as a "top leader?" Or that he was released from Pakistan to Canada because of lack of evidence connecting him to an al-Qaeda bombing?

Considering it has never been definitively proven that Omar Khadr killed anyone, your "killing a medic" passage is remarkably self-serving.

It was Chretien who sent an underprepared militia to Afghanistan, not Martin. The latter presided over the biggest military spending increase in 2 decades, while doubling the contingent in Afghanistan. Meanwhile, Harper committed to an end to hostilities in 2011, only to extend the mission another 3 years (and announcing it unilaterally as a done deal before "consulting Parliament"). It took him 8 years of doubling down before he finally ended the mission.

"Straying beyond factual proof?" Oh, yeah -- definitely.
gpt
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