Khawaja was convicted on five charges of financing and facilitating terrorism. He was also found guilty of two Criminal Code offences related to building a remote-control device, known as the Hi-Fi Digimonster, intended to trigger bomb blasts.
But Justice Douglas Rutherford concluded he was not guilty of terrorism offences with regard to the Digimonster, saying there was not sufficient proof Khawaja knew it was to be used in fertilizer-powered attacks.
The explosions were planned - but never carried out - by Islamic extremists in
Khawaja, 29, pleaded not guilty to the charges in Ontario Superior Court and was tried without a jury.
Five associates, including bomb-plot ringleader Omar Khyam, were sentenced to prison last year after being convicted in
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How much time do you think this terrorist will get?
Maybe 90 days, maybe 2 years. I'm sure all the left wing anti-American jihadi lovers are sending emails right now asking for house arrest.
In the U.K, they got life. In the USA, this muslims would have gotten life without parole.
But here in Liberal soft on crime Canada, we'll be lucky if he gets more than 5 years.
The guy should be jailed for life without parole, but I'm sure people like Morton would be mortified with a sentence like that.
After all, even muslim jihadists can be rehabilitated.Right, Morton?
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