So you admit there was a second strike when your boyfriend Earl denied there was.
You all need to get your stories straight.
You automatically believe what the White House says. You're a robot.
Are you the type of person who would execute wounded survivors of a missile strike?
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You all need to get your stories straight.
You automatically believe what the White House says. You're a robot.
Dutch Uncle
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Yes. The story changes almost daily. First, it didn't happen. Second, it did happen, but there was no second strike. Now, there was a second strike but they didn't see any survivors.
Weird!
Dutch Uncle
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Out of 22 known strikes, only one was reported to be a submersible, which is a high-dollar drug transport. That one, October 16th(?), had two survivors but those survivors weren't arrested for trial. They were repatriated back to their home countries.
It's akin to when Trump released 5000 Taliban warriors who went back into circulation killing our troops.
Did the Trump Admin Agree to Free 5,000 Taliban Prisoners?
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To be
Pay attention.
To be honest, I don’t care how many strikes it takes to kill Narco-terrorists who are spreading poison into our country.
One, two, five, fifty.
No to blaming some admiral.
Pay attention.
To be honest, I don’t care how many strikes it takes to kill Narco-terrorists who are spreading poison into our country.
One, two, five, fifty.
Because pleasure craft always have four 400 hp engines and cruise full speed at night on smuggling routes with no running lights
You said no to the whole question, and only belatedly now want to backtrack to edit your response and claim you were only saying no to only part of the question.
My reply was No, not 'No!’
Strive for accuracy.
That's not the issue.Because pleasure craft always have four 400 hp engines and cruise full speed at night on smuggling routes with no running lights
The issue is ordering a second strike to kill survivors.
It was a response to your ridiculous theory that is was a pleasure
craft. The second strike was to destroy the disabled craft and the drugs like the original order said. The first strike did not destroy the craft and its contents so a second strike was needed. We did the same type of thing routinely in WWII. Subs would surface and finish off disabled ships with their deck guns to destroy them rather than wasting more torpedoes .
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A monosyllabic grunt 'No!' without any further elaboration is going to be taken as a denial of the entire question, not just one part of the question.
Take whatever you like.
I don’t give a rat’s culo what you take.
Just continue supporting terrorists.
This is why Republicans control the House, the Senate, and the White House…and the Franklin, Nashville district (where I once lived) won last night by the Republican.
Dutch Uncle
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Agree on the main issue. While the targeting of boats on the high seas, especially the extrajudicial murder of people, is debatable, it depends upon the intelligence confirming they were, indeed, drug-carrying boats. The specific targeting of survivors is a war crime.
In war, if one plane shoots down another, that's war. If the pilot dies in the attack, that's war. If the pilot bails out and is shot dangling from their parachute or in the water, that's a war crime.
A complaint has been filed by a Colombian woman stating her husband was a fisherman and not a drug smuggler.
Family of fisherman killed in US boat strike files complaint alleging he was murdered
Alejandro Carranza was killed in a strike in the Caribbean on Sept. 15.
Yes there was a second strike to sink the disabled drug boat so smugglers could not retrieve the drugs on the boat. Totally legal.
The do seem to love criminals.
AProudLefty
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Who?
You know they pay fishermen to pilot the drug boats.A complaint has been filed by a Colombian woman stating her husband was a fisherman and not a drug smuggler.
Family of fisherman killed in US boat strike files complaint alleging he was murdered
Alejandro Carranza was killed in a strike in the Caribbean on Sept. 15.www.yahoo.com