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US Drone strikes in Pakistan are illegal under international law.

No surprise--Truthseeker and typical Indians trolling.

No, RaptorRX707. It is YOU who is trolling here. The Americans you have pictured are an infinitesimal part of our population. AND, they are traitors to their country to boot. Of course, you love American traitors, don't you. Do you think they would approve of Pakistan's ISI and what they do in Pakistan, Afghanistan or India? Think hard. Believe me, they hate YOU more than they hate their own country. Troll on!!!
 
................call me trolling? :disagree:..............

They good American ask you to use common senses, not traitors. Educated people who understand only, not traitors. Peace-loving people who love Jesus or Allah, not traitors.

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Ron Paul said "DRONES IS ILLEGALLY"

"We're bombing Pakistan and trying to kill some people, making a lot of mistakes, building up our enemies, at the same time we're giving billions of dollars to the government of Pakistan," he added. "We're more or less inciting a civil war there, so I think that makes us less safe.


Do they look like traitors to you? :hitwall:
 
No, RaptorRX707. It is YOU who is trolling here. The Americans you have pictured are an infinitesimal part of our population. AND, they are traitors to their country to boot. Of course, you love American traitors, don't you. Do you think they would approve of Pakistan's ISI and what they do in Pakistan, Afghanistan or India? Think hard. Believe me, they hate YOU more than they hate their own country. Troll on!!!
most of americans don't want to open their eyes to see truth and ground realities .you see what you hypocrite media (CNN as U.S terror supporter) shows to you people . you kill innocent people in pakistan with drones and expect us to save your *** ? what the hell your Diaper wearing U.S armed forces doing in afganistan ? You lost badly admit it :( We fully stand behind ISI .its only the sick media propaganda of GEO (Jews TV) trying to hurt its reputation .
 
most of americans don't want to open their eyes to see truth and ground realities .you see what you hypocrite media (CNN as U.S terror supporter) shows to you people . you kill innocent people in pakistan with drones and expect us to save your *** ? what the hell your Diaper wearing U.S armed forces doing in afganistan ? You lost badly admit it :( We fully stand behind ISI .its only the sick media propaganda of GEO (Jews TV) trying to hurt its reputation .

It is due to like-minded people like Truth Seeker there is death, destruction and chaos in the name of spreading democracy and yet these hypocrites have the audacity to label others terrorists.

No doubt the protestors on the streets are the true heroes
 
The irony is that AM is doing on this forum, exactly what he is accusing USA of doing in drone strikes

Not even close. In a world that respects fairness and is against arbitrary power, Agnostic Muslims's use of his power as a moderator in changing the thread title here is a clear case of "might makes right", in his mind, of course. I am powerless to stop him or to change his arrogant use of his power, but that does not make him "right". In my eyes he has behaved like a "jerk", pure and simple

Could I have meant the same you guys are saying ? :agree:
 
5 killed in U.S. drone strike in NW Pakistan

English.news.cn 2012-05-23 07:02:37

ISLAMABAD, May 23 (Xinhua) -- At least five people were killed and several others injured when U.S. drones fired two missiles at a house suspected of being a militants' hideout in Pakistan's northwest tribal area of North Waziristan early on Wednesday morning, reported local Urdu TV channel ARY.

The drone attack report first came at about 2:40 a.m.by local time.

Local media quoted sources as saying that five U.S. drones were flying over Miranshah, a main town of North Waziristan before they fired two missiles at the house.

Identities of the victims in the strike are not known immediately as North Waziristan is a far-flung mountainous tribal area bordering Afghanistan.

http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/world/2012-05/23/c_123175620.htm
 
US drones kill 10 in Mir Ali strike

By BILL ROGGIO, May 24, 2012

The US launched another drone airstrike in Pakistan's Taliban-controlled tribal agency of North Waziristan. The strike is the second in two days.

The unmanned Predators or the more heavily armed Reapers fired a pair of missiles at a compound in the Mir Ali area of North Waziristan in the middle of the night, Geo News reported. Pakistani intelligence officials said that 10 "militants" were killed in the strike, according to Reuters.

No senior al Qaeda, Taliban, or members of allied terrorist groups operating in the area have been reported killed in the strike. Mir Ali is known to host a variety of foreign and domestic Pakistani terror groups.

Today's strike in Mir Ali is the second in two days, and the third strike this month. The US has carried out just 15 strikes so far this year. Three took place in South Waziristan, and 12 in North Waziristan. Eight of the strikes in North Waziristan have been executed in or around Miramshah, and two have been in Mir Ali.


Read more: US drones kill 10 in Mir Ali strike - The Long War Journal
 
US drones kill 10 in Mir Ali strike

By BILL ROGGIO, May 24, 2012

The US launched another drone airstrike in Pakistan's Taliban-controlled tribal agency of North Waziristan. The strike is the second in two days.

The unmanned Predators or the more heavily armed Reapers fired a pair of missiles at a compound in the Mir Ali area of North Waziristan in the middle of the night, Geo News reported. Pakistani intelligence officials said that 10 "militants" were killed in the strike, according to Reuters.

No senior al Qaeda, Taliban, or members of allied terrorist groups operating in the area have been reported killed in the strike. Mir Ali is known to host a variety of foreign and domestic Pakistani terror groups.

Today's strike in Mir Ali is the second in two days, and the third strike this month. The US has carried out just 15 strikes so far this year. Three took place in South Waziristan, and 12 in North Waziristan. Eight of the strikes in North Waziristan have been executed in or around Miramshah, and two have been in Mir Ali.


Read more: US drones kill 10 in Mir Ali strike - The Long War Journal

RIP to any dead civvies... 3 Cheers for the drone attack.. The grim reaper to the terrorists...
 
US drone ‘kills four militants’ in North Waziristan

AFP | 14 mins ago

MIRAMSHAH: A US drone attack early Saturday killed at least four militants in a northwestern Pakistani tribal district bordering Afghanistan, security officials said.

The attack took place at a house near Miramshah, the main town of North Waziristan tribal district, a known hide-out of Taliban and al Qaeda linked militants, the Pakistani officials said.

“A US drone fired two missiles at a house and at least four militants were killed,” a senior security official told AFP.

“The identities of the militants killed in the drone strike were not immediately known,” he said.

Two other officials confirmed the attack.

Residents said they were woken up by the sound of low flying aircraft and the noise of the missile strike.

“The house caught fire after missiles hit it and militants immediately cordoned off the area and were searching in the rubble,” a local tribesman told AFP, asking not to be named.

Washington considers Pakistan’s semi-autonomous northwestern tribal belt the main hub of Taliban and al Qaeda militants plotting attacks on the West and in Afghanistan.

North Waziristan is a stronghold of the Haqqani network – Afghan insurgents blamed for a series of spectacular attacks on Western targets in Kabul – and Pakistani Taliban chief Hakimullah Mehsud.

Islamabad has been resisting US pressure to launch a sweeping offensive against militants in the area.

Pakistan says the missile attacks are counter-productive, violate its sovereignty, kill civilians and fuel anti-US sentiment.

It was the fifth US drone strike reported in Pakistan since parliament in March demanded an end to such attacks.

Relations between the uneasy allies plunged into crisis after US air strikes killed 24 Pakistani soldiers on November 26.

The incident prompted Islamabad to shut its Afghan border to Nato supplies and evict US personnel from an airbase reportedly used as a hub for drones.

Despite Pakistani criticism US officials are believed to consider the drone attacks too useful to stop them altogether. They have argued that drone strikes are a valuable weapon in the war against al Qaeda and other militants.

Pakistan signaled last week that it was prepared to end the Nato blockade, but hopes of clinching a deal appeared to break down over the cost of transit rights.

US President Barack Obama snubbed Pakistan at a Nato summit this week, only seeing President Asif Ali Zardari in passing and voicing frustration with Islamabad.

Pakistan has been incensed by Washington’s refusal to apologise for the November air strikes and US officials have so far rejected Pakistani proposals to charge several thousand dollars for each alliance truck crossing the border.

The blockade has forced Nato to rely on longer, more expensive routes through Russia and Central Asia, even as it plans a large-scale withdrawal of combat troops and hardware from Afghanistan by the end of 2014.

According to an AFP tally, 45 US missile strikes were reported in Pakistan’s tribal belt in 2009, the year Obama took office, 101 in 2010 and 64 in 2011.

The New America Foundation think-tank in Washington says drone strikes have killed between 1,715 and 2,680 people in Pakistan in the past eight years.

US drone ‘kills four militants’ in North Waziristan | DAWN.COM
 
US drone ‘kills four militants’ in NW Pakistan – The Express Tribune

MIRANSHAH: A US drone attack has killed at least four militants in a northwestern Pakistani tribal district bordering Afghanistan, according to security officials.

The attack took place early Saturday, at a house near Miranshah, the main town of North Waziristan tribal district, a known hide-out of Taliban and al Qaeda linked militants, the Pakistani officials said.

3 drone strikes in 3 days!
 
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