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AIR DATE: December 8, 2010
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In April of 2009, fourteen people walked onto the Creech Air Force Base in Nevada to protest the use of Drones in Afghanistan. Those folks will have to wait for the verdict later in January of 2011. But, they don't care what the judge decides as long as the word spreads that the use of drones is killing more civilians than Taliban. What do the people of Afghanistan think of Drones? And, are they efficient killers?
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Kathy Kelly, one of the Creech 14
Peter Singer, Sr Fellow, Brookings Inst
William Hennigan, reporter, LA Times
Mary Ellen O'Connell, Prof of International Law,
University of Notre Dame
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Of course. We also have to consider that we are being viewed as terrorists, since the drone strikes do in fact terrorize. What would you call it if it happened to you?
What goes around, comes around. The woman from Notre Dame spoke well to this too.
Jim Haber –
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