No Bob, for every point you make, I come up with a rebuttal. You've done nothing to show how your points are relevant to the issue. They are simply a collection of random facts, opinions, and half truths.

Your point about the amount of time Khadr spent in Canada is a perfect example. You posted that without any indication of why it's relevant to the situation. I then provided a logical extension of your point to illustrate how non-sensical it is. His family status is similarly a non-issue. In fact, they way in which he was indoctrinated by his parents does more to support the point about Khadr being a victim than anything else.

Ironically you're claiming he's not Canadian yet should be tried for treason. You do know those two things can't go hand in hand right? Only citizens can be charged with treason and you can't have it both ways.

And actually Bob, there are far more than 2 sides to this, however the only one that counts is about Khadr's rights. And that's been settled.