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The Nuclear Card

Reuters Figures it Out: Yemenis “Deeply Resentful” of Drone Attacks which “Often” Kill Civilians

Posted on 17 May 2012 by Garibaldi

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It’s not rocket science, if you are going to employ tactics in which you kill 10s or 100s of more civilians for each terrorist then you are not going to be liked.

Reuters seems to have figured this out:

But many say U.S. drone attacks, which have often killed civilians and are deeply resented by Yemenis, may do more harm than good, potentially discrediting Hadi as a lackey of Washington and turning the wider population against him.

Now if we could only get the policy-makers and military strategists to realize this.

  • Truth Hurts

    If bombing causes hate,

    ergo

    ALL sides should try & stop/reduce bombing & the supporting factors e.g. ideology, propaganda & profiteering M.I.C. (Military-industrial Complex).

    WAR is a profitable venture (for shareholders) employing legions directly & indirectly, while the rest willingly are coaxed into foolishly spilling blood & treasure in the name of the idol that is the nation & its egotistical pride.

    War, what is it good for?

  • Benjamin Taghiov

    A former Roman Catholic priest was found guilty on Thursday of hiring a hit man to kill a boy who had accused him of sexual abuse.

    John Fiala, 53, showed no emotion as a Dallas jury found him guilty of plotting to kill the boy, according to The Dallas Morning News. He faces a possible sentence of life in prison.

    Prosecutors said that Fiala had tried to hire at hit man for $5,000 in November 2010, but the would-be assassin turned out to be an undercover police officer. Video and audio of the meeting were presented to the jury on Wednesday.

    Continue reading

    http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2012/05/18/ex-priest-guilty-of-conspiring-to-kill-boy-who-accused-him-of-rape/#.T7aGIsQRKls.reddit?

  • RDS

    This just in from the Department of Bleedingly Obvious…

  • marco

    You learn something everyday – Yemenis don’t like being killed by Drone attacks by the Americans, how about that?

  • Muslim Heritage.com

    and this was the man who won a Nobel prize. Obama ought to be stripped of it.

    WASHINGTON—The Obama administration is weighing policy changes that would lift a tattered veil of secrecy from its controversial campaign of drone strikes, a recognition that the expanding program has become a regular part of U.S. global counterterrorism operations.

    By JULIAN E. BARNES
    http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702303879604577410481496895786.html
    But many officials also believe that it is time to re-evaluate U.S. policies on secrecy about the targeted-killing program, saying that greater openness could defuse criticism of the practice.

    Unmanned aerial strikes on terrorist suspects began after the Sept. 11 attacks, at first as a rare occurrence. Under the Obama administration, drone strikes by the Central Intelligence Agency and the military have become increasingly common as a primary tool in U.S. national-security strategy.

    The Pentagon has a policy of disclosing traditional military operations once they are complete. But rules for counterterrorism strikes haven’t kept up with their expanded use. Pentagon officials still routinely decline to discuss details of operations in Yemen or Somalia at news conferences as a matter of policy, while more freely discussing counterterrorism operations in Afghanistan.

  • http://www.youtube.com/user/GargamelGold?feature=mhee CriticalDragon1177

    @Garibaldi

    I would imagine they would be resentful.

  • Saladin

    hey guys LoonWatch you guys should look at this amendment supported by
    Ron Paul and Adam Smith to guarantee due process to detainees. U.S. citizen or not. I think if this is a good amendment LonnWatch should support it

    Ron Paul pushes measure to guarantee due process to detainees — U.S. citizen or not

    http://blog.chron.com/txpotomac/2012/05/ron-paul-pushes-measure-to-guarantee-due-process-to-detainees-u-s-citizen-or-not/

  • Saladin

    PS do not forget now they want to attack unknown targets

    also you guys should post this from Glen Greenwald

    Obama’s new free speech threat

    http://www.salon.com/2012/05/16/obamas_new_free_speech_threat/singleton/

  • mindy1

    Stating the obvious…

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