Posted on Dec 4, 2018
Al Qaeda supporter David Hicks 'angry' at terror attacks in Australia
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David Hicks 11 years on: How the man accused of being Australia's first Islamic terrorist can't hold down a job and is crippled with sickness from his time in Guantanamo Bay
David Hicks' father says son is 'angry' by recent terror attacks against Australia
Hicks, 43, spent six years in Guantanamo Bay for links to Al Qaeda terror group
He walked free in 2007 and terror charges against him were later ruled invalid
Adelaide-born man trained alongside Osama Bin Laden in Afghanistan in 2001
He sent letters to his family decribing the September 11 mastermind as 'lovely'
David Hicks' father says son is 'angry' by recent terror attacks against Australia
Hicks, 43, spent six years in Guantanamo Bay for links to Al Qaeda terror group
He walked free in 2007 and terror charges against him were later ruled invalid
Adelaide-born man trained alongside Osama Bin Laden in Afghanistan in 2001
He sent letters to his family decribing the September 11 mastermind as 'lovely'
Al Qaeda supporter David Hicks 'angry' at terror attacks in Australia
Posted from dailymail.co.uk
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This us why we need to kill these losers on the battlefield. I hate reading stories about whiney terrorists getting a second chance at life after denying so many others their life, liberty and pursuit of happiness.
He converted to islam, went to Afghanistan, trained with the enemy. How that gets to the notion that he is innocent or that the charges have all been dealt with is beyond me. Sounds like he got a pass by a broken system of justice at Gitmo.
You made your bed, now sleep in it.
He converted to islam, went to Afghanistan, trained with the enemy. How that gets to the notion that he is innocent or that the charges have all been dealt with is beyond me. Sounds like he got a pass by a broken system of justice at Gitmo.
You made your bed, now sleep in it.
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After converting to Islam, it was his duty to follow Muhammad's orders. It is the will of Su'en.
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