Somebody explain, what is the difference between being killed by the Taliban and being killed in a drone attack? Will American media, human rights groups and Barack Obama ever meet with Rafiq ur Rehman? A schoolteacher from FATA who hired Human Rights Lawyer Shahzad Akbar to represent 3000 victims of drone terror attacks in Pakistan? Will they ever be considered for a Nobel Peace Prize for not resorting to violence and using legal means to wage war against the US? Will the stories of the horror they have witnessed ever be shared with the world media? No. Thats because the US continues to deny his lawyer Shahzad Akbar a US Visa to come meet with US lawmakers in an attempt to sue the US Government over its continual use of drone terror attacks. Rafiq ur Rehman could have easily joined the Taliban, but he chose not to. He instead hired a lawyer and is fighting a LEGAL JIHAD against the United States! Should that not be highlighted? How 3000 are willing to pay for justice instead of fighting? The US will never tell you the story of these people, because it is detrimental to them and the phony War on terror they keep promoting. But the story of Malala continues to be spread across the world by her handlers as a reason why we should continue the War on terror.
Posted on: Sun, 17 Nov 2013 05:23:52 +0000
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