Yep, he's stuffed!

this is fantastic news mantra...I was hoping he,d take a plea..and i hope your right about getting his sentence shortened when Labor gets in..



Why do you think he,s stuffed Aus Nat?

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Yes we need to hear the truth Auzgurl.  Listening to his lawyers tonight - they said by the end of the week, they should be able to tell the public the reasons behind his admitting to one of the charges.

Bob Brown of the Greens - along with Natasha Stott Despoya were the only politicians to come out and give their views to the public.

Bob Brown - who I admire because he isn't afraid to stand up to Howard or Bush - said that Hicks' guilt is in doubt,  but John Howards' isn't.

Listening to the news this morning Auzgurl - it seems that somebody might be up to tricks.  Hicks has admitted his guilt, apparently to get back to Australia and today he has to write down everything he allegedly did - as if they hadn't got that information after 5 years of torture.

I wouldn't be surprised if when he's formally given a verdict - he is carted off to India to answer charges there.

Don't forget the Indian government is very cosy with Australia and the US and all of a sudden these new allegations have been raised. 

They don't want him back here.

David Hicks will make millions from his books and film, magazine etc articles for many years on whatever the outcome is.

David Hicks acted like a mercenary and was caught supporting the wrong side. Whether he deserved Guantanamo Bay I doubt it, but should he be banned from selling his story so he can continue to support, financially his cause with the taliban? Should he become rich off his crimes?

He would have plenty of islamic allies that will probably turn up at the airport to greet him. Keeping in mind David Hicks was fully aware of what he was doing and had atleast 6 months to leave the middle east. He made a conscious decision to stay. This makes him guilty in my books and that is exactly how he pleaded.

Aiding and abetting makes you just as guilty of the end result or crime. Never forget that. The only thing he had going for him was the general public support and the fact that we don't like seeing Australians in prison overseas. He became an icon for anyone who didn't believe in the war. If he wasn't Australian the public would have kept their focus on Shapelle Corby instead and found other ways to protest against the war.

Hope he stays in an Indian jail for an extended stay.  They won't let him go for decades.

Yep, in an aussie jail, he would get a reception from others there.
The guards would not notice either. I heard what happens to p@edophiles and r@pists inside.
Picture it, these guys are angry and locked up for a long time, seperated from their kids and wives/girlfriends. Along comes someone who harms those they miss dearly. 
In the same way, these guys have been denied their freedom for a while, along comes someone who wanted to deny their freedom for a longer time.
Inmates may have been unlucky or made bad decisions in their lives, but they ain't fools.

Hicks is between a rock and a hard place.

A good example to anyone else.

I know a guy that was inside and is "involved" with crims a bit.

his comments and examples were paedoplhiles do very tough time inside. Hence their segregation.
I would not want to be a rapist, sharing a cell or courtyard with guys who have been isolated from their wives for a while. Not a good situation to be in.


have no idea how many muslims are inside in aussie. I would guess very few.

my rear end has been quite vocal lately