Omar Khadr made his decisions when he left Canada to fight against us and his own country of his heritage, Afghanistan. He was 15 years old, one year past the age limit to be considered a child soldier, at the time (UN definition). Fighting against Canada and/or our allies (e.g. the many IED's he build and probably planted) is treason. Murdering a medic is against the Geneva convention and a war crime. He fought along side terrorists against Afghans in order to force barbaric fundamentalism on the population (e.g. girls could no longer go to school) and to have the Taliban rule. He was tried in a court of law and convicted for his crimes - 40 year sentence.  He said that killing Sgt. Chris Speer was the greatest day of his life and that he would gladly do it again. He is a terrorist, murderer and war criminal. He should have faced the consequences for that. He was very fortunate to be given his freedom. More than his victims ever got. This article is plain wrong.