Drone attacks in Pakistan are counterproductive, says report | World news | The Guardian: "The "best available information", they say, is that between 2,562 and 3,325 people have been killed in Pakistan between June 2004 and mid-September this year – of whom between 474 and 881 were civilians, including 176 children. The figures have been assembled by the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, which estimated that a further 1,300 individuals were injured in drone strikes over that period." MORE
The Americans are pulling the triggers.
ReplyDeleteBut the Paks stand idly by and bitch while their sovereignty is no more.
The drone is now the judge, jury, and executioner.
They have decided that it is easier, cheaper, and quicker to drone them, than it is to bring them in.
Just as Albright thought that the deaths of the children in Iraq was worth the price.
So now they think the deaths of children are collateral damage against an enemy that never ever was.
Comfortable ends justify their means.
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