Arar was not 'wanted' in Syria. In fact, they sent him first to Jordan because Syria did not want him.

He came to Canada when he was seventeen years old. Why would he feel obliged to serve in the Syrian military if he lived in Canada? He was denied entry into Canada by the U.S. and sent to be tortured because they thought he had terrorist connections. They were wrong.

The U.S. has no right to outsource the torture of Canadian citizens and they have no right to keep Arar's name on their list of suspected terrorists.

If you want to remain impotent, Dickie, thats your choice but Canadians actually care about their loss of freedom.

The U.S. asks for shit from Canada when it messes with our rights and refuses to admit to any wrongdoing.

So piss off, Dickie.