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From Yahoo News:
Yeah, I don't see many headlines like that here, certainly not having been written by me. But, in this case, I'm almost in almost in agreement.
Thank God I'm not President. In this case, it might be better to have someone in office who is more radical than me.
- The Isi And Taliban Are Trying To Preserve Obama's Rule
{SARC}How?By providing justification for drone attacks at no risk to american personnel while demonstrating national security testosterone in any manner.He will do it, because the political cost of STOPPING far outweighs any negative effect Pew will come...
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Newsmax: Key al Qaeda Operative Killed in Pakistan by U.S. Drone Saturday, 04 Jun 2011 08:47 AM ISLAMABAD, June 4 (Reuters) - Senior al Qaeda operative Ilyas Kashmiri, regarded as one of the most dangerous militants in the world, was killed by a U.S....
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Newsmax: Drone Strikes Thwart European Terror Plot Tuesday, 28 Sep 2010 WASHINGTON – Some missile strikes in a recent surge of attacks by unmanned U.S. drones in Pakistan were aimed at disrupting suspected terrorist plots aimed at Europe, a Western...
- Deadliest Strike Yet In Pakistan ... 3 Drones? Nascent Cyberdyne War?
In 2002 I told one of my Arab colleagues that before the war was over, we would see a critical victory gained by a young pizza eating American about 18 years of age, guiding a robot, with a controller from thousands of miles away. They told me I...
- Obama Continues Drone Attacks Inside Pakistan
Great Moments In The History of Hope and Change From the London Times: President Obama 'orders Pakistan drone attacks' From Breitbart: ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - Missiles fired from a suspected U.S. spy plane killed seven people Friday on...
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U.S. Kills 45 Militants In a Series of Drone Strikes The Day After An Announced Delay in an $800 Million Aid Package To Pakistan
From Yahoo News:
Meanwhile:MIRANSHAH, Pakistan (Reuters) - At least 45 suspected militants were killed by missiles launched by U.S. drone aircraft in Pakistan's northwest, local intelligence officials said on Tuesday, one of the largest death tolls to date in the controversial air bombing campaign.Coming a day after Washington announced an $800 million delay in military assistance amid worsening U.S.-Pakistan ties, the attacks could exacerbate tension between the two uneasy allies in the war against militants.The attacks started on Monday night, when remotely piloted drones fired nine missiles into a militant compound and at a vehicle in North Waziristan, killing 25 suspected insurgents, local intelligence officials said.Another strike hours later in South Waziristan killed five suspected militants.Then on Tuesday morning, a drone fired two missiles at another compound in North Waziristan."The missiles were fired as militants sitting in a vehicle were entering into a house used by them as a hideout," an intelligence official said, adding that 15 militants were killed in the strike. "The house is on fire."There was no independent confirmation of the death tolls, and militants often dispute official death figures.It was the second-largest death toll in a day in the unacknowledged U.S. drone campaign against militants in Pakistan's northwest. In June 2009, about 70 suspected militants were killed in a drone attack in South Waziristan.Most of the strikes have been concentrated in South and, especially, North Waziristan, mountainous tribal regions on the Afghan border that shelter militant groups friendly with Pakistan but who are attacking U.S. and NATO forces in Afghanistan."Of course the number of casualties is very high and it will add to the already strained relationship," a senior Pakistani security official told Reuters.
Pakistan could "pull troops Afghan from border" if U.S. cuts aid
And, I must say, I know IBA has a rep as being a more extreme website, but I don't often see headlines here like this one from Jawa Report:
When Do We Start Bombing Pakistan Back to the Stone Age?
Yeah, I don't see many headlines like that here, certainly not having been written by me. But, in this case, I'm almost in almost in agreement. Thank God I'm not President. In this case, it might be better to have someone in office who is more radical than me.
- The Isi And Taliban Are Trying To Preserve Obama's Rule
{SARC}How?By providing justification for drone attacks at no risk to american personnel while demonstrating national security testosterone in any manner.He will do it, because the political cost of STOPPING far outweighs any negative effect Pew will come...
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Newsmax: Key al Qaeda Operative Killed in Pakistan by U.S. Drone Saturday, 04 Jun 2011 08:47 AM ISLAMABAD, June 4 (Reuters) - Senior al Qaeda operative Ilyas Kashmiri, regarded as one of the most dangerous militants in the world, was killed by a U.S....
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Newsmax: Drone Strikes Thwart European Terror Plot Tuesday, 28 Sep 2010 WASHINGTON – Some missile strikes in a recent surge of attacks by unmanned U.S. drones in Pakistan were aimed at disrupting suspected terrorist plots aimed at Europe, a Western...
- Deadliest Strike Yet In Pakistan ... 3 Drones? Nascent Cyberdyne War?
In 2002 I told one of my Arab colleagues that before the war was over, we would see a critical victory gained by a young pizza eating American about 18 years of age, guiding a robot, with a controller from thousands of miles away. They told me I...
- Obama Continues Drone Attacks Inside Pakistan
Great Moments In The History of Hope and Change From the London Times: President Obama 'orders Pakistan drone attacks' From Breitbart: ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - Missiles fired from a suspected U.S. spy plane killed seven people Friday on...