The Young Turks: How Drone Strikes Help AlQaeda
The Young Turks: How Drone Strikes Help AlQaeda
The drone strikes are killing civilians and causing anger and a thirst for vengeance. This has been quite obvious to anyone who has cared to pay attention.
We’ve been reporting on this for quite some time now, but with the recent reports on how the Obama administration fudge’s the facts about civilian deaths there is renewed discussion on the effectiveness of the drone attacks:
How drone strikes help AlQaeda:

i must have missed the reports where we killed some of bin laden’s, al-zawahri’s, atta’s families? so the young turk is in favor of smart prone strikes. does he think the strikes that have killed civilians where on purpose? so, obama ordered the operator to just kill anyone? seems how he is privy to presidential phone calls, does he have the transcipt where obama said, “just kill some muslim so it looks like we are doing something?” the operator said, “well i see 14 women and 21 kids.” obama says, “let the hellfire fly”?????? colatoral damage is always bad, but also always a fact of air power. sometimes we even kill our allies.
i don’t remember any canadian terrorist arising from this incident?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-18321746
perhaps the locals should help us fight al-qaeda rather than joining them? how is it al-qaeda controls parts of nations? so the young turk is against us invading nations, against these strike, what would he have us do?????? al-qaeda in the arabian penninsula has tried twice now to bring down our civilian aircraft. what member of the underwear bomber’s family did we kill? this is a dirty war brought to our shores by al-qaeda. we will continue to take it to other’s shores, including the shoreless afghanistan.
now if he is denying that any civilians have been killed, that is a huge mistake. we should be paying out blood money where appropriate, it is a well established practice in islam. that may win some favor from those who have lost loved ones and minimize radicalization.
4 June 2012 at 12:48 pm