Silence Broken David Hicks tells all - Afghanistan, Guantanamo, politics, guilt.

Special Edition: David Hicks tells all - Afghanistan, Guantanamo, politics, guilt, and redemption

Because we live in a true Liberal democracy, we’ve decided to publish a special edition. A special David Hicks edition.

Containing 21 stories, we present the inside David Hicks story -- by the man himself and by those key figures around him, including his father Terry and Australian Attorney General Phillip Ruddock.

We hope you find this special edition useful in understanding the important legal, political and societal issues in the Hicks case.

It won’t take long to read (because we live in a true liberal democracy).

Because we live in a true Liberal democracy, we’ve decided to publish a special edition. A special David Hicks edition.


The Hicks Case
1. Why I made a guilty plea
2. The guilty plea: how I advised David
3. My island home: first weeks at Guantanamo
4. Ten torture techniques in 12 months
5. Solitary confinement was one thing, just don't get me started on the food
6. I never met a DFAT official I didn't like. Come to think of it, I never met a DFAT official
7. Afternoon tea with Osama: My thoughts on a terrorist mastermind
8. The orange people: The daily grind of Guantanamo
9. After three years in solitary, I lost my mind on a Tuesday
10. Things my son has told me
11. Afghani diary: training for Al-Qaeda, a day by day account
12. How a shy Adelaide boy became an international political pawn
13. The real story of my long hair and those prison pyjamas
14. What the US Senator said when he saw me in chains
15. What the judge said I couldn’t say and when I couldn’t say it
16. How I’ll be voting in this year’s election
17. Why even Adelaide was better than Guantanamo
18. Gitmo diet: How to lose 30 pounds in a month
19. The thrill of war: my Afghan adventure
20. On release: why I'm not planning to take my revenge on the West
Comments
21. Comments, corrections, clarifications, and c*ckups

The Hicks Case

1. Why I made a guilty plea


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2. The guilty plea: how I advised David


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3. My island home: first weeks at Guantanamo


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4. Ten torture techniques in 12 months


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5. Solitary confinement was one thing, just don't get me started on the food


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6. I never met a DFAT official I didn't like. Come to think of it, I never met a DFAT official


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7. Afternoon tea with Osama: My thoughts on a terrorist mastermind


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8. The orange people: The daily grind of Guantanamo


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9. After three years in solitary, I lost my mind on a Tuesday


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10. Things my son has told me


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11. Afghani diary: training for Al-Qaeda, a day by day account


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12. How a shy Adelaide boy became an international political pawn


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13. The real story of my long hair and those prison pyjamas


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14. What the US Senator said when he saw me in chains


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15. What the judge said I couldn’t say and when I couldn’t say it


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16. How I’ll be voting in this year’s election


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17. Why even Adelaide was better than Guantanamo


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18. Gitmo diet: How to lose 30 pounds in a month


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19. The thrill of war: my Afghan adventure


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20. On release: why I'm not planning to take my revenge on the West


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Comments

21. Comments, corrections, clarifications, and c*ckups



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John Howard writes:

A 73 year old migrant waits for an overdue privatised bus on an unprofitable route to take her to compulsory English lessons instead of caring for her grandchildren while their parents are working unpaid casual overtime in a factory that is failing to compete with a flood of deliberately unregulated imports....ah Liberal democracy !




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