"Help Me!"

He "raises his arms" in supplication as he faces toward the "hidden" camera in a vent nearby, knowingly "playing to the camera" he isn't supposed to know is there. This is nothing like a "questioning session" run by Islamic terrorists on captured Americans--or any of the innocent people they have captured and sometimes beheaded. This kid went to Afghanistan to kill Americans as a terrorist. Now he is a prisoner and is subject to "gentle" questioning. "Gentle," at least, compared to the methods employed by his terrorist friends. He "raises his arms" in "supplication" while complaining that he can't MOVE his arms. He acts like an innocent 15-year-old, after being captured while killing Americans. He was sorely wounded in the fighting and almost died (I'd have let him die), but was "nursed back to health" by the very Americans he sought to kill. He "weeps," his head "buried in his hands," attached to arms he says he can't move. He pulls off his shirt and displays his wounds to the camera that isn't known to be there (Who else? The interrogator certainly isn't interested in his healing injuries, gotten while he was killing Americans.). At one point the kid, who is the son of an al-Qaida financier, says he wants to go back to Canada. I doubt he's going to see Canada soon, if ever. These are the people liberals are so "concerned" about. This kid knows that camera is there and he is "putting on a show" for it, hoping to convince Canadian authorities to lobby for his release. It isn't working. And it's not going to work. This is an excellent display of the public relations training he has received from al-Qaida. (Yahoo News/AP)