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In reply to the discussion: If the U.S. military fires upon someone, is that all the proof needed that the target was guilty? [View all]Bodhi BloodWave
(2,346 posts)Now would you mind telling me what you consider to be valid evidence tho since you seem to demand it all the time?
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some would point to the fact that Ibrahim al-Banna was in charge of the media arm of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula as a good enough reason to make him a valid military target.
Others might point to the fact that he was wanted internationally for planning attacks both inside and outside of Yemen as a reason making him a valid target.
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And two more questions to end my post
1: explain to me/us how exactly you would go about arresting a 'suspected' terrorist in a warzone that was more or less under their control(now I consider him a terrorist but since you don't i added the 'suspected')?
and 2: Who would you send to make such an arrest and how many dead amongst them would you be willing to accept to make a successful arrest?