American drone strikes have killed thousands in Pakistan and Afghanistan. The kufr organization Amnesty International is speaking up in particular about two strikes they investigated into North Waziristan where they interviewed over 60 people along with independent evidence from other groups. They are particularly concerned about a grandmother and 18 civilian laborers that were killed by the American drones. They focused on an American drone attack in October 2012 in the village of Ghundi Kala where Mamana Bibi, age 68 and the wife of a retired principal, was killed while picking vegetables. Her five grandchildren were wounded including Safdar who was only 3 years old. He fell off a roof and broke his chest and shoulder bones. The weather was clear so the drone operators cannot blame bad weather as they often do when they kill the elderly, women, and children. The also investigated another incident in the village of Zowi Sidiqi in July 2012. Those the Americans killed were a woodcutter, vegetable seller, and several miners who were sitting in the shade at dusk after a days work. The youngest was 14 years old. Many more were killed and injured as they rushed to rescue the wounded. The witnesses described the dead as cut into pieces. The Taghoot Pakistani government publicly states that it opposes the attacks. Mustafa Qadri, an Amnesty International researcher who wrote the report said that People who are clearly no imminent threat to the U.S., are not fighting against the U.S., are being killed. The U.S. has to come clean publicly with the justifications for these killings. Funny how it took all these researchers, tens of thousands of dollars to come to conclusion what we already knew. The American government continues to insist that the Pakistani Government has given them permission to drone Pakistan, which is obviously true since Pakistan does nothing about it, including not even speaking out or making any effort to defend its people. But we wouldnt expect any good from the Tawagheet. America has carried out more than 380 drone strikes in Pakistan since 2004. The death toll is more than 3,700 people. Yet still we find the people of America remaining silent on this legalized murder which makes them accomplices to it.
Posted on: Wed, 23 Oct 2013 00:25:48 +0000
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