PuterTutor said:The CIA, even at it's most arrogant is not going to blow up a car with six people in it, in the middle of an Oil Rich Province without knowing who is in the car.
OK so why do you think Kyoto is a good idea? Unless you studied it in detail...Aunty Em said:I'm not inclined to believe anything my own government tells me, much less anyone elses, and as for the press......
Ardsgaine said:Churchill to Hitler: "Throw down your rockets, panzers, machine guns, etc, and come out with your hands up!"
Hitler to Churchill: "Come and get me, copper!"
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It's war, Aunty. It's played by a completely different set of rules.
LastLegionary said:OK so why do you think Kyoto is a good idea? Unless you studied it in detail...Aunty Em said:I'm not inclined to believe anything my own government tells me, much less anyone elses, and as for the press......
You're missing the point. It was an unmanned plane and they identified the man AFTER they'd blown up him and 5 other unnamed people. Looking at what happend because of wrong intelligence reports during the war in afganistan do you trust them? I don't. How do we know there weren't children in that car? Or other innocent people? Because the report doesn't say whether there were or not and you can bet your bottem dollar that after afganistan if anything like that happens again you aren't going to hear about it.
Aunty Em said:Maybe I just don't like the way the rules have changed. ?(
Can't anybody do a proper, 'messy' death anymore?
Luis said:that's why i support diplomacy, it avoids many situations.
Auny Em said:I'm not inclined to believe anything my own government tells me, much less anyone elses, and as for the press......
I was born skeptical.
Aunty Em also said:Maybe I just don't like the way the rules have changed.
MitchSchaft said:Can't anybody do a proper, 'messy' death anymore?
Wasn't that drone flown by the air force?
They need A Few Good Men.
Sweden’s foreign minister, Anna Lindh, traveling yesterday in Mexico, was the first foreign official to publicly criticize the Yemen attack. “If the U.S.A. is behind this with Yemen’s consent, it is nevertheless a summary execution that violates human rights,” she said. “Even terrorists must be treated according to international law. Otherwise, any country can start executing those whom they consider terrorists.”
“Even terrorists must be treated according to international law. Otherwise, any country can start executing those whom they consider terrorists.”