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August 15, 2013, 05:27:44 PM Last Edit: August 15, 2013, 05:30:21 PM by The Good Reverend Roger
http://worldnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/08/15/20033815-obama-condemns-egypt-over-violence-cancels-joint-military-exercise?lite

Quote"We deplore violence against civilians,"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_drone_strikes_in_Pakistan

Quote23 January 2009: In the first attacks since Barack Obama became U.S. president, at least 14 killed in Waziristan in 2 separate attacks by 5 missiles fired from drones.[49] According to the London Sunday Times, 19 people, all civilians, were killed, including four children.[50]
14 February 2009: More than 30 killed when two missiles are launched by drones near town of Makeen in South Waziristan.[51]
16 February 2009: Strike in Kurram Valley kills 30, reportedly at a Taliban training camp for fighters preparing to combat coalition forces in Afghanistan.[22][52]
1 March 2009: Strike in Sararogha village in South Waziristan kills 7 people.[53]
12 March 2009: 24 killed in attack in Berju in Kurram Agency.[54]
15 March 2009 4 killed in Jani Khel in Bannu district in North-West Frontier Province.[55]
25 March 2009: 7 killed in attacks on 2 vehicles by two missiles in Makin area of South Waziristan at 6:30 pm.[56]
26 March 2009: 4 killed in Essokhel area in North Waziristan.[57]
1 April 2009: 14 killed in Orakzai Agency tribal area.[58]
4 April 2009: 13 killed in North Waziristan.[59]
8 April 2009: 4 killed in attack on a vehicle in Gangi Khel in South Waziristan.[60]
19 April 2009: At least 3 killed and 5 injured in an attack in South Waziristan[61]
29 April 2009: US drone strike in Kanni Garam village in South Waziristan kills 6 people.[62]
9 May 2009: US drone strike in Sararogha in South Waziristan kills 6 people.[63]
12 May 2009: US drone strike in Sra Khawra village in South Waziristan kills 8 people.[64]
16 May 2009: US drone strike in village of Sarkai Naki in North Waziristan with multiple missiles kills 25–29 people.[65] According to later reports, the first missile killed a dozen Taliban preparing to cross the border into Afghanistan. At least two more missiles struck rescuers who came to their aid, killing more Taliban, but also six civilians as well.[66]
14 June 2009: US drone strike on a vehicle in South Waziristan kills 5 people.[13]
18 June 2009: Two US drone strikes in Shahalam village in South Waziristan kills at least 13 people.[67][68]
23 June 2009: US drone strike in Neej Narai in South Waziristan kills at least 8 people.[69][70]
23 June 2009: Makeen airstrike kills at least 80 but misses Baitullah Mehsud in the town of Makeen, many of which were attending the funerals of people killed in the air strikes earlier in the day.[71][72]
July to December[edit source | edit]3 July 2009: US Drone kills 17 people and injures a further 27.[73]
7 July 2009: US drone strike in Zangarha in South Waziristan kills at least 12 people.[74]
8 July 2009: US drone strike on a hideout in Karwan Manza area and on a vehicle convoy in South Waziristan kills at least 50 people.[75]
10 July 2009: US drones take out a Taliban communication center killing between 5–8 militants in Painda Khel, South Waziristan.[76]
17 July 2009: US drone strike on a house in North Waziristan kills 4 people.[77]
5 August 2009: US drone strike in South Waziristan killed 12, including Baitullah Mehsud, his wife, and his wife's parents.[78][79] The kill was confirmed after weeks of uncertainty over their fate.[80][81]
11 August 2009: US drone strike in Ladha village, South Waziristan, kills 10.[82]
21 August 2009: US drone strike on the village of Darpa Kheil, North Waziristan, reportedly targeting Sirajuddin Haqqani kills at least 21 people.[83][84][85]
27 August 2009: US drone missile strike on the Tapar Ghai area in the Kanigram (Kanigoram) district in South Waziristan kills up to 8 people.[86][87] One of the dead was confirmed by the Taliban to be Tohir Yo'ldosh (Tahir Yuldashev), leader of the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan.[88][89]
8 September 2009: US drone fired missiles kill 10 in North Waziristan.[90] The attack may have killed al Qaeda leaders Ilyas Kashmiri and Mustafa al Jaziri as well as three Punjabi militants and two or three local Taliban fighters.[91]
14 September 2009: US drone fired missile kills four people in a car 1.5 miles (2.4 km) from Mir Ali in North Waziristan.[92]
24 September 2009: US drone fired missile kills up to 12 people in the village of Dande Darpa Khel near Mir Ali.[93]
29 September 2009: Two missile attacks take place. In the first, a drone attack reportedly killed six Taliban, including two Uzbek fighters and Taliban commander Irfan Mehsud, in a compound in Sararogha village, South Waziristan. In the second, a missile killed seven insurgents in a house in Dandey Darpakhel village, North Waziristan.[94]
30 September 2009: US drones fire missiles at a Taliban compound and vehicle killing 8 in Novak, North Waziristan.[95]
15 October 2009: US drone missile killed at least four people in North Waziristan.[96]
21 October 2009: Alleged US drone missile killed two or three alleged militants in Spalaga, North Waziristan in territory controlled by Hafiz Gul Bahadur.[97] One of those killed was reportedly Abu Ayyub al-Masri (not the same as Abu Ayyub al-Masri, the Al-Qaeda in Iraq leader), an explosives expert for Al Qaeda and a "Tier 1" target of US counterterrorism operations.[98]
24 October 2009: Alleged US drone strike killed 27, in Damadolla, inside Bajaur tribal agency.[99] The 27 victims were reportedly a mix of Taliban and Al Qaeda operatives engaged in a planning and strategy meeting. The dead apparently included 11 "foreigners". One of those reported killed was Faqir Mohammed's nephew, Zahid and another was Mohammed's unnamed son-in-law. The meeting was apparently being held to decide on whether to reinforce South Wazaristan against Pakistani forces, which Mohammed advocates, or exploit recent successes in the Nuristan and Kunar provinces of Afghanistan, which Al Qaeda wishes to do.[100]
5 November 2009: 2 killed in Miranshah town in North Waziristan.[101]
18 November 2009: 4 killed and 5 injured in Shanakhora village of North Waziristan, 12 miles (19 km) south of Miranshah.[102]
20 November 2009: 8 killed in the Machikhel area near the town of Mir Ali.[103]
8 December 2009: 3 killed in a car near Miranshah in North Waziristan, reportedly including 2 Al Qaeda members.[35][104] Senior Al qaeda planner Saleh al-Somali, from Somalia, is believed killed in this strike.[105]
9 December 2009: Six killed in Tanga, Ladha, South Waziristan, reportedly consisting of four Al Qaeda and two Taliban members.[35]
17 December 2009: 17 killed in 2 separate attacks in North Waziristan in an area controlled by Hafiz Gul Bahadur. In the first attack, two missiles hit a car near Dosali, killing two. In the second attack, 10 missiles fired by five drones hit two compounds in Ambarshaga, killing 15 people. Unnamed sources stated that seven of the dead were "foreigners."[106][107] The attack was aimed at Sheikh Saeed al Saudi, Osama bin Laden's brother-in-law and a member of al Qaeda's executive council, but al Saudi survived. The attack did kill Abdullah Said al Libi, the commander of, and Zuhaib al Zahibi, a commander in, the Lashkar al-Zil.[108]
18 December 2009: 3 killed in an attack in Dattakhel region in North Waziristan.[109]
26 December 2009: 13 killed in an attack in Saidgai village in North Waziristan[110]
31 December 2009: Four killed in an attack in Machikhel village in North Waziristan. According to The Frontier Post, senior Taliban leader and strong Haqqani ally Haji Omar Khan, brother of Arif Khan, was killed in the strike along with the son of local tribal leader Karim Khan.[111]
2010[edit source | edit]January to March[edit source | edit]
MQ-1L Predator UAV armed with AGM-114 Hellfire missile1 January 2010: Missile strike on a vehicle near Ghundikala village in North Waziristan kills 3.[112]
3 January 2010: 5 people including 3 Arabs killed in an attack on Mosakki village in North Waziristan.[113]
6 January 2010: 2 separate missile strikes one hour apart kill approximately 35 people in Sanzalai village, North Waziristan.[114]
8 January 2010: Missile strike in Tappi village in North Waziristan killed 5 people. It is alleged that all the militants killed were local and were attached to Taliban Commander Hafiz Gul Bahadur.[115]
9 January 2010: 4 killed and three injured when 2 missiles are fired on a compound in village Ismail Khan in North Waziristan, territory of the Haqqani network.[116][117] Mahmoud Mahdi Zeidan, bodyguard for al Qaeda leader Sayeed al-Masri, was reported killed in either the 8 or 9 January airstrike.[118]

That is 1/8th of the list.
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Ben Shapiro

#1
August 15, 2013, 05:34:32 PM
Not enough children.

The Good Reverend Roger

#2
August 15, 2013, 05:34:58 PM
" It's just that Depeche Mode were a bunch of optimistic loveburgers."
- TGRR, shaming himself forever, 7/8/2017

"Billy, when I say that ethics is our number one priority and safety is also our number one priority, you should take that to mean exactly what I said. Also quality. That's our number one priority as well. Don't look at me that way, you're in the corporate world now and this is how it works."
- TGRR, raising the bar at work.

Anna Mae Bollocks

#3
August 15, 2013, 05:36:14 PM
Damn.
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Junkenstein

#4
August 15, 2013, 05:46:12 PM
QuoteThat is 1/8th of acknowledged the list.

Seems worth adding. Yemen, Afghanistan and many more are quite happy for the US to preform the strike and for them to take the credit publicly. It's win-win. Fragile/corrupt governments look strong, the US get to deny having anything to do with it.

Cain's probably more your man here, but I'd guess the real list must be 2/3 times longer than that.
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