对加拿大有叛国罪?不要太想当然。如果成立就不是现在的结果,早在哈勃政府时期就close了,哈勃已经花了五百万打官司,不可能法院还连续判哈勃们败诉。加拿大并没有和当时的阿富汗政府宣战,而战争是一盆混水,很难把帽子扣到一个十五岁少年头上。
这个案子涉及的是是否认同加国的司法体系。是否承认当年政府处理错误,侵犯到公民权的问题。赔偿数额则是其次的,但相信反而是很多人不满的原因。
War on Terror
In the aftermath of the
September 11 attacks and the American declaration of a
War on Terror, approximately 40 JTF2 soldiers were sent to southern
Afghanistan in early December 2001 to be part of
Task Force K-Bar, under the command of
Captain Robert Harward. Although the Canadian public was not informed of the deployment. However, in Sean M. Maloney's book
Enduring the Freedom, it was reported that JTF2 was secretly deployed without Prime Minister
Jean Chrétien's permission in early October 2001.
[11][12][13] Under Task Force K-Bar, JTF2 worked extensively with the
3rd SFG; one of their first missions in Afghanistan was what Harward described as "the first Coalition
Direct action mission since the
Second World War." The joint operation with a team of
Green Berets targeting a Taliban command node almost ended in disaster when a Chinook carrying JTF2 operators was forced to make a hard landing near the target site.
[11] While serving with Task Force K-Bar, Harward also stated that the JTF2 team under his command was his first choice for any direct action.
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Several months later,
The Globe and Mail published an image on its front page showing operators in distinctive forest-green Canadian Forces combat uniforms delivering captured prisoners to the Americans. This prompted an outcry in Parliament as MPs were never informed these operations were underway. Vice Admiral
Greg Maddison was called before the
Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs to address claims that Minister of Defence
Art Eggleton had purposely misled the public and the government, even failing to inform the Prime Minister that JTF2 had been operating in Afghanistan.
[12] Segments of the Canadian media made much of the special forces handing over detainees, particularly those who may have been sent to
Guantanamo bay. In January 2002, JTF2 deployed reconnaissance teams to the series of caves was discovered in
Zhawar Kili, just south of
Tora Bora, airstrikes hit the sites before SOF teams were inserted into the area. A SEAL platoon from SEAL Team 3, including several of their Desert Patrol Vehicles, accompanied by a German KSK element and a Norwegian SOF team, spent some nine days conducting extensive
SSE, clearing an estimated 70 caves and 60 structures in the area, recovering a huge amount of both intelligence and munitions, but they didn't encounter any al-Qaeda fighters. In March 2002, JTF2 reconnaissance teams took part in
Operation Anaconda; they also conducted close protection tasks and participated in numerous direct action missions, allegedly including the siege at Mirwais hospital in
Kandahar, where a US Army Special forces ODA killed a group of al-Qaeda terrorists hiding in a hospital ward; JTF2 also carried out numerous operations with the
New Zealand Special Air Service. JTF2's first rotation was completed when they returned to Canada in May 2002, to be replaced by a second, shorter term, deployment until October 2002.
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