susano
06-15-2016, 02:35 PM
An explosive new report reveals just what it is that the FBI is looking to: emails in which then-Secretary of State Clinton approved CIA drone assassinations in Pakistan with her cellphone.
From 2011 on, the State Department had a secret arrangement with the CIA, giving it a degree of say over whether or not a drone killing would take place.
The U.S. drone program has killed hundreds of civilians in Pakistan and other countries.
Under Sec. Clinton, State Department officials approved almost every single proposed CIA drone assassination. They only objected to one or two attacks.
http://www.salon.com/2016/06/10/fbi_criminal_investigation_emails_clinton_approved _cia_drone_assassinations_with_her_cellphone_repor t_says/
The issue of drone strikes and innocent people getting killed aside (we know all that), why in the hell are the SoS and staff, apparently, approving military strikes? And, why is this done by the CIA and not the military? Why isn't anyone asking these questions? If the military delegates acts of war to other agencies, when will the Department of Commerce, for instance, be approving drone strikes?
From 2011 on, the State Department had a secret arrangement with the CIA, giving it a degree of say over whether or not a drone killing would take place.
The U.S. drone program has killed hundreds of civilians in Pakistan and other countries.
Under Sec. Clinton, State Department officials approved almost every single proposed CIA drone assassination. They only objected to one or two attacks.
http://www.salon.com/2016/06/10/fbi_criminal_investigation_emails_clinton_approved _cia_drone_assassinations_with_her_cellphone_repor t_says/
The issue of drone strikes and innocent people getting killed aside (we know all that), why in the hell are the SoS and staff, apparently, approving military strikes? And, why is this done by the CIA and not the military? Why isn't anyone asking these questions? If the military delegates acts of war to other agencies, when will the Department of Commerce, for instance, be approving drone strikes?