Posted on 07/05/2017 5:27:50 PM PDT by Mr. Mojo
The decision to pay Canadian jihadist Omar Kadr $10.5 million of the hard-earned money of Canadian taxpayers is being opposed by two victims of his jihad.
"The woman made a widow by al-Qaida terrorist Oma Khadr and a soldier blinded by the grenade Khadr threw are seeking to stop the Trudeau government from paying the former Gitmo detainee $10.5 million in “compensation.”
Two years ago, an American judge in Utah awarded $134.2 million in damages to Tabitha Speer (the widow of Sgt. Chris Speer) and Layne Morris in their lawsuit against Khadr. The plaintiffs had little to no expectations of ever receiving the money, but deemed the judge’s verdict to be more of a statement. But now that the Canadian government has decided to pay Khadr $10.5 million for being interrogated under “oppressive circumstances” and also to apologize to this jihadist criminal, Speer is now filing an emergency injunction to stop the payout to Khadr. Speer and Morris are:
"expected to ask the Ontario Superior Court… to honor a 2015 Utah civil court order that demanded Khadr pay them $134 million."
Canadians should be outraged (and many are) that their money is being handed over — without their permission — to Khadr. The twisted thinking that is manifested in awarding millions to a murderous jihadi who inflicted untold suffering upon innocent people is one reason why jihadists claim so many victories in their war against the West.
Let’s hope that Ontario Supreme Court will rule in favour of the victims of jihad terror.
Trump should send out special forces to deliver this Jihadi a bullet to the head.
I want the two families reimbursed from this scumbag POS and I would enjoy the unfortunate accident of this scumbag coming to fruition.
Screw any payments. Put a bullet thru the subhuman’s murderous head.
Good. Fine his ass $10.5 million.
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