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Originally posted by yyyyyyyyyy
www.bbc.co.uk...
A Pakistani tribesman plans to sue the CIA for $500m (£320m), claiming it is responsible for the deaths of his son and brother in a drone air strike.
Karim Khan, from North Waziristan, said his lawyer had notified the US embassy in Islamabad...
More can be found on the BBC site, and here www.washingtonpost.com... and google news has many stories on this.
My opinion? I think the US has to be held accountable for what is, let's face it, murder. The follow up to this and the legal implications are huge and we can only hope that justice will be done.
Peace
Originally posted by MITSwagger
Originally posted by yyyyyyyyyy
www.bbc.co.uk...
A Pakistani tribesman plans to sue the CIA for $500m (£320m), claiming it is responsible for the deaths of his son and brother in a drone air strike.
Karim Khan, from North Waziristan, said his lawyer had notified the US embassy in Islamabad...
More can be found on the BBC site, and here www.washingtonpost.com... and google news has many stories on this.
My opinion? I think the US has to be held accountable for what is, let's face it, murder. The follow up to this and the legal implications are huge and we can only hope that justice will be done.
Peace
The US Military already has a plan in place for such thing's as this. The paperwork states that each "Civilian" that is killed during war, the Government will pay $20,000 for each civilian death.