Yemen claims it foiled Al Qaeda plot

Look for yourself. I thought it was common knowledge by now. Are you really going to take the time to read pages of citations? I doubt it, because the attention span of American sheep is very short, especially when actual READING is involved. Is it worth my time to try and convince a hardened partisan that his precious president is responsible for the deaths of a lot of civilians, significantly more so than his predecessor? I wager not.

So in other words you don't really have anything. Got it.

So far our studies have shown that drone strikes tend to kill fewer civilians and cause less collateral damage than our other previously used methodologies (such as rockets fired from ships).

You also only need "pages of citations" if your citations aren't very strong. Throw out a couple from well respected thinktank and academic publications / watchdog groups and that is more than enough to provide supporting evidence for a point.

The American teenager in question wasn't "collateral damage".

He was the TARGET.
:eusa_hand:

Yes, I know. Sitting beside a road, on the way to find his dad who was killed 2 weeks prior. Cold blooded, calculated murder, usually reserved for war criminals and NOT Nobel Prize Laureates except for Yassar, and Kissinger the war criminal of course.
 
I can guarantee to you based on statistical data combined from several sources that it is HIGHLY unlikely that 7 bad guys were killed in a drone attack. It was probably 7 15 year old boys in the vicinity of a suspected bad guy. Obama loves murdering kids in Yemen and Pakistan, especially 15 year old Americans. Hail Obama, for those who are about to get droned, salute you.

Let us know when you have evidence of that.

Liberals don't need evidence.

They could use a work ethic. They want everything, but they aren't very work brickle.
 
The American teenager in question wasn't "collateral damage".

He was the TARGET.
:eusa_hand:

That's fine with me.

You're fine with our President naming himself judge, jury and executioner in that he can order a drone attack on an American citizen, in a foreign country, without trial or cause?

Then you voted for the right monarch.

:cuckoo:

I'm fine with acceptable levels of collateral damage, especially given qualitative likelihood of Abdulrahman's cooperation with and involvement in AQAP. Many famous jihadis who we ended up killing started their career at 16 (including Harun who worked on the US embassy bombings in Kenya and Tanzania).

All of that is beside the point though as he wasn't even our main target; he was collateral.
 
That's fine with me.

You're fine with our President naming himself judge, jury and executioner in that he can order a drone attack on an American citizen, in a foreign country, without trial or cause?

Then you voted for the right monarch.

:cuckoo:

I'm fine with acceptable levels of collateral damage, especially given qualitative likelihood of Abdulrahman's cooperation with and involvement in AQAP. Many famous jihadis who we ended up killing started their career at 16 (including Harun who worked on the US embassy bombings in Kenya and Tanzania).

All of that is beside the point though as he wasn't even our main target; he was collateral.

Now, see?

Before I simply thought that you may be full of shit.

Now I realize you're just naive.
Someone with the last name 'al-Awlaki' was an "accident"?
:lol:

Yea, okay
 
Yemen says it foiled major al-Qaeda plot

Yemen's foreign ministry said Wednesday that it thwarted an al-Qaeda plot to blow up oil pipelines and seize some of the country's main ports to disrupt shipping, as more suspected drone strikes struck terrorist targets in the country's south.

Al-Qaeda planned to invade the ports with terrorists dressed as soldiers. The Associated Press reported that Yemen's government said the motive for the planned attacks was retaliation for the killing of senior al-Qaeda figure Said al-Shihri in a November drone strike.

On Wednesday, suspected U.S. drone strikes killed seven people believed to be members of al-Qaeda.

If true, GOOD!
:clap2:

I am truly glad to hear that Yemen is (finally) stepping up

Given my distrust of them, however, I can't help but wonder if they weren't behind it to begin with and only foiled it to shine a more favorable light on them selves.
:doubt:

As much as Yemen supports terrorists, they had to act. AlQaeda was going to seize the ports and block off their lifeline.

Good work by US intelligence to disrupt the Al Qaeda plan

Sometimes, the good guys win
 
While the usual idiots line up to side with Yemen, the terrorists, Putin, I'd like to congratulations to our military and our president.

You traitorous loons can go pee up a rope. :)
 
The American teenager in question wasn't "collateral damage".

He was the TARGET.
:eusa_hand:

That's fine with me.

You're fine with our President naming himself judge, jury and executioner in that he can order a drone attack on an American citizen, in a foreign country, without trial or cause?

Then you voted for the right monarch.

:cuckoo:

Actually, I am

An American citizen who has declared war on his own country and is actively involved in attacking it. I equate it to a criminal who is holed up and is attacking police. He does not have to have a trial for the police to fire back
 
That's fine with me.

You're fine with our President naming himself judge, jury and executioner in that he can order a drone attack on an American citizen, in a foreign country, without trial or cause?

Then you voted for the right monarch.

:cuckoo:

Actually, I am

An American citizen who has declared war on his own country and is actively involved in attacking it. I equate it to a criminal who is holed up and is attacking police. He does not have to have a trial for the police to fire back

Has anyone ever said why they think terrorists are not enemy combatants and/or why we should treat them kid gloves?

During the bush regime, we would have been thrilled if he had stopped clearing brush long enough to actually go after a terrorist but now, the rw's seem to want them all to be put up in the finest hotels like Bush did with bin Laden's family.

WTF???

Why should we NOW roll over for them?
 
You're fine with our President naming himself judge, jury and executioner in that he can order a drone attack on an American citizen, in a foreign country, without trial or cause?

Then you voted for the right monarch.

:cuckoo:

Actually, I am

An American citizen who has declared war on his own country and is actively involved in attacking it. I equate it to a criminal who is holed up and is attacking police. He does not have to have a trial for the police to fire back

Has anyone ever said why they think terrorists are not enemy combatants and/or why we should treat them kid gloves?

During the bush regime, we would have been thrilled if he had stopped clearing brush long enough to actually go after a terrorist but now, the rw's seem to want them all to be put up in the finest hotels like Bush did with bin Laden's family.

WTF???

Why should we NOW roll over for them?

To be fair, Al Qaeda was primarily crippled under the Bush administration around 2003.
 
You're fine with our President naming himself judge, jury and executioner in that he can order a drone attack on an American citizen, in a foreign country, without trial or cause?

Then you voted for the right monarch.

:cuckoo:

I'm fine with acceptable levels of collateral damage, especially given qualitative likelihood of Abdulrahman's cooperation with and involvement in AQAP. Many famous jihadis who we ended up killing started their career at 16 (including Harun who worked on the US embassy bombings in Kenya and Tanzania).

All of that is beside the point though as he wasn't even our main target; he was collateral.

Now, see?

Before I simply thought that you may be full of shit.

Now I realize you're just naive.
Someone with the last name 'al-Awlaki' was an "accident"?
:lol:

Yea, okay

Yes, people with last names can be accidental collateral damage.
 
Yemen says it foiled major al-Qaeda plot

Yemen's foreign ministry said Wednesday that it thwarted an al-Qaeda plot to blow up oil pipelines and seize some of the country's main ports to disrupt shipping, as more suspected drone strikes struck terrorist targets in the country's south.

Al-Qaeda planned to invade the ports with terrorists dressed as soldiers. The Associated Press reported that Yemen's government said the motive for the planned attacks was retaliation for the killing of senior al-Qaeda figure Said al-Shihri in a November drone strike.

On Wednesday, suspected U.S. drone strikes killed seven people believed to be members of al-Qaeda.

If true, GOOD!
:clap2:

I am truly glad to hear that Yemen is (finally) stepping up

Given my distrust of them, however, I can't help but wonder if they weren't behind it to begin with and only foiled it to shine a more favorable light on them selves.
:doubt:

As much as Yemen supports terrorists, they had to act. AlQaeda was going to seize the ports and block off their lifeline.

Good work by US intelligence to disrupt the Al Qaeda plan

Sometimes, the good guys win

:cool:
:thup:
 
Is that the US funded and controlled Al Qaida?
On Wednesday, suspected U.S. drone strikes killed seven people believed to be members of al-Qaeda.
And possibly hundreds of innocent people.

possibly millions of innocent people
Not to mention puppies and kittens
Admit it: Obama is George Bush on Steroids:
Predator Drone Strikes: 50 Civilians Are Killed For Every 1 Terrorist, and the CIA Only Wants to Up Drone Warfare
 
Is that the US funded and controlled Al Qaida?
On Wednesday, suspected U.S. drone strikes killed seven people believed to be members of al-Qaeda.
And possibly hundreds of innocent people.

We don't fund or control Al Qaeda anywhere.
Hey you're right, we're NOT funding and controlling Al Qaida! Except of course for those times when we ARE funding and controlling Al Qaida:

Ron Paul blasts Obama for funding al-Qaeda in Syria | Hang The Bankers | He Who Controls the Money Supply, Controls the World

You're only response can be: "Hey you're right" or "That's not AL QAIDA Al Qaida, it's just AL Qaida". You know, like "it's not rape rape".

:lol:
 
Hey you're right, we're NOT funding and controlling Al Qaida! Except of course for those times when we ARE funding and controlling Al Qaida:

Ron Paul blasts Obama for funding al-Qaeda in Syria | Hang The Bankers | He Who Controls the Money Supply, Controls the World

You're only response can be: "Hey you're right" or "That's not AL QAIDA Al Qaida, it's just AL Qaida". You know, like "it's not rape rape".

:lol:

1.) Al Nusra isn't Al Qaeda

2.) Al Nusra is on our terrorist list so we can't legally give them aid anyway

3.) We support the FSA which is in active conflict with groups like Al Nusra (who just recently killed an FSA head).

Giving aid to the "rebels" doesn't mean in any way that we are supporting Al Nusra or the ISI Syrian militias. Ron Paul was wrong.
 

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