Comments on: CIA ‘revives attacks on rescuers’ in Pakistan

By: Steve

Steve — Fri, 29 Jun 2012 20:05:36 +0000

The USA are the biggest terrorist in the world. If the Russians were doing this the US Gov. would be all over this condemning them and calling them monsters! well guess who the real monsters are.

By: monalisa

monalisa — Sat, 09 Jun 2012 10:26:38 +0000

Thank you for your report – also very very much disturbing concerning International Law.

Who is going to stop ?
Who is going to put to International Courts those criminals (seems that CIA is very much independent ??!! which would lead to other questions of a country having such “organiations”) murdering people in foreign countries.

Seems that the International Courts are only working for “some poor defensless countries”. But not for the reality of broken International Laws, murder on purpose and the “masking title of Terrorists” in order to show the world that only one state can do what its want, breaking laws when its want.

More and more broken laws, more and more environmental “dusts”.

Thank you for bringing this into the public.

monalisa

By: Neil Cole

Neil Cole — Tue, 05 Jun 2012 08:12:25 +0000

I listened to this article as covered on Radio 4, Today program.
The US’s “Drone Doctrine” is one that will proliferation to other countries
unchecked between the lines of international law.
Advanced in drone technology will see drones become smaller, less detectable
and more autonomous in delivering lethal weapons payloads and nonleathal payloads
in the case of crowd control.
The latter is becoming increasingly sort after by western law enforcement agencies.
A policy of “police from the sky” by unseen, unknown law enforcers has greater civil liberty implications than CCTV technology. Smaller and smaller drones will be capable of
sustainded periods of on station unseen surveillance of an individual. This will become
the cheaper option for law enforcement and would most likely be carried out by private
companies who will make use of “trickle down” experience of former military and covert agency
drone operatives, The legal complexities posed by private police law enforcement in these scenarios
is untested.

By: Iain Crabtree

Iain Crabtree — Mon, 04 Jun 2012 21:26:30 +0000

What is the purpose of drone strikes? Surely they do more to increase the ranks of those who have picked up arms to fight the west! Do the think that if ppl are scared of drone strikes they’ll they’ll be no more suicide attacks. The war o. terror is being fought with terror! looks to me like terror is going to win!