Maclean’s Magazine Puts Convicted Terrorist Omar Khadr On The Cover

From The Rebel:

Have you seen the cover of the new Maclean’s magazine? 

That’s Rinelle Harper sitting down — she’s the Aboriginal woman who was attacked and left for dead in Winnipeg. She became a symbol for racist violence against Aboriginal women — though her alleged attacker was himself Aboriginal. 

That girl on the right is Amanda Lindhout. She was a waitress who decided she wanted to be a war reporter in Afghanistan, Iraq and Somalia; she was kidnapped by Muslim terrorists and tortured and raped repeatedly. 

So you’ve got two innocent women who were brutalized by violence and would never hurt a fly. And then you’ve got Omar Khadr standing behind them, with a huge grin on his face. 

Omar Khadr is a confessed, convicted Al Qaida terrorist. He plead guilty to five charges of war crimes. He murdered Sgt. Christopher Speer, leaving Tabitha Speer a widow, and their two children, Taryn and Tanner, fatherless. 

Omar Khadr has never renounced Al Qaida or said that he regrets what he did. 

Here’s how Maclean’s describes him, though: 

“Omar Khadr was imprisoned in Guantanamo, captured in 2002 by American forces in Afghanistan and charged with war crimes.”