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Originally posted by JMech
Pakistan loudly protests the drone strikes publicly, but privately supports them. It's the old "the enemy of my enemy is my friend" thing. I'm sure the intel we get from them benefits them more than us.
Originally posted by SLAYER69
Originally posted by JMech
Pakistan loudly protests the drone strikes publicly, but privately supports them. It's the old "the enemy of my enemy is my friend" thing. I'm sure the intel we get from them benefits them more than us.
Quoted for truth.
They really don't give a damn.
Originally posted by seeker1963
reply to post by mikemck1976
Amazing isn't it????? It seems that whomever is killed by a drone strike, is automatically considered a militant!!! Can you say propaganda? Just wait till the drones start firing on Americans................I guess it will be acceptable as long as the MSM tells us it was "militants"...........................
Originally posted by adjensen
Some in the Pakistani government are truly angry about it, but I'm sure that there is a not-small contingent that likes the US doing it in this manner -- they get rid of the radical element in NW Pakistan, and can bluster against the US to show their people that they "aren't really" in favour of the killings.
Originally posted by adjensen
Originally posted by Zarniwoop
Still, I don't think the grunts have any say in the matter.
I know someone who flies them, and no, he doesn't decide on his own, on the spur of the moment, what to shoot at.
Originally posted by redneck13
reply to post by michaelbrux
People keep complaining about the children being part of collateral damage, well if they would not marry six-year-old girls we wouldn’t have that problem
One more reason for them to conceal their identity