No, these countries file formal protests, (Reply #12)

Fri Sep 7, 2012, 04:18 PM

MadHound (34,179 posts)

And well they should, we are launching military missions over their countries without their permission.
http://dawn.com/2012/08/24/us-confirms-protests-against-drone-strikes/
http://news.antiwar.com/2012/08/23/pakistan-summons-us-envoy-to-protest-drone-strikes/

What do you call a nation which violates another nation's sovereignty? Oh, yeah, a rogue nation. What would you think if China started sending drones over the US targeting Chinese dissidents here, and the surrounding innocents as well?

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13 replies	Author	Time	Post
Obama on drones and extrajudicial killing [View all]	MadHound	Sep 2012	OP
I agree completely & totally.	CrispyQ	Sep 2012	#1
And with whom do we have a better chance of putting that genie back in the bottle?	MadHound	Sep 2012	#2
I don't believe we'll ever get that genie back in the bottle.	CrispyQ	Sep 2012	#4
Well, we'd better,	MadHound	Sep 2012	#5
Why assume that Obama would be more benevolent?	DerekG	Sep 2012	#13
K&R Wake the hell up, America.	woo me with science	Sep 2012	#3
I think "the public"	Le Taz Hot	Sep 2012	#6
It's America's new Wonder Weapon designed to make us look like we didn't lose another war.	Tierra_y_Libertad	Sep 2012	#7
This statement	ProSense	Sep 2012	#8
Just because a law dates to Clinton doesn't make it right,	MadHound	Sep 2012	#9
Naive much?	ProSense	Sep 2012	#11
No, these countries file formal protests,	MadHound	Sep 2012	#12
I agree, but this horse has been out of the barn for almost five decades.	hifiguy	Sep 2012	#10

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