He was critical of Western intervention. I am, does that make me a terrorist?
His 'confession' came under duress that included beatings, isolation, sleep deprivation and sexual abuse. No evidence was established that he received terrorist training, a claim backed by the Australian Military, and it's been well documented that he never broke any laws.
Western Forces were not in Kunduz while he was there and was actually on his way back to Australia when he was captured. The fact remains, he never fired a shot outside of the basic military training he received in Kosovo and Pakistan.
You patriotic histrionics in your last sentence aren't evidence of anything.
No evidence of receiving terrorist training? He openly admitted to training with Lashkar-e-Taiba a terrorist organisation. Which Has supported the taliban fight against US, Australia and the northern alliance. He didn't receive "terrorist training" (which is classified as bomb making and flying planes into buildings etc) but he did receive combat training by a terrorist organisation, which to this day he has never denied about doing. Only the other day his lawyer said his fight on this case was never about what he was doing, it was only about the legality of the charge.
If you actually think it's ok the train with a terrorist organisation, that has supports terrorist attacks against our country and our allies then go a head jump on a plane and go fight with them. Go and ask anyone that has lost someone from a terrorist attack and ask them how they feel about someone training with a terrorist group.
David Hicks will always be a terrorist.