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The Perfect Replacement For Taliban Jack

Toronto Sun:

Who is Craig Scott? His website describes him as having “done substantial work on the Afghan detainee (Taliban) issue” that has obsessed the NDP since 2006, when the party first raised the issue of mistreatment of Taliban prisoners.

While Canadian troops were dying fighting the Taliban, the NDP’s then-defence critic, Dawn Black, was asking the Conservatives to ensure the Taliban caught while committing war crimes were not mistreated.

On the eve of the May, 2011 election, the baton was picked up by Scott, who wrote an op-ed asking voters to defeat the Conservatives because, according to him “… Canada’s government has deliberately maintained a policy of transferring detainees in Afghanistan to Afghan intelligence services in full knowledge of the torture practices of those agencies and thus of the risks faced by each transferred detainee.”

Scott has not just stood up for the rights of our enemy, he has spoken up for some of the nastiest.

Word on the street is that he's really into hand-jobs. too. Getting them or giving, it's all good.

Comments (2)

Pissedoff:

Waiting for his excuses about that murdering muzzie scumbag in France.

Jen:

Yep, and the media is making it sure that this news of Craig Scott is 'suppressed' from the public's view.

Pissedoff,-'Waiting for his excuses about that murdering muzzie scumbag in France.'

You are not going to hear anything from just like his ndpers in HOC never bothered to utter a word for the ' innocent women and girls who were led out to a arena in public view to be beheaded.'

The NDP weren't the only ones to claim for the taliban detainees rights so did the liberals and the Bloc. Apparently the innocent souls who were led to their deaths by the taliban were not worth an 'outrage' from the OPPOSITION PARTIES.


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