Pakistan Asks U.S. to Stop Killing Children with Drones, U.S. Says, ‘HELL NO!’

Grant J. Kidney— A Pakistani government commission has recently demanded that the U.S. end its drone strike program over their country citing the deaths of many innocents. In turn, U.S. lawmakers rejected said demand.

Among those foremost responsible for shooting down calls to end Pakistani drone strikes were U.S. senators Lindsay Graham and Joe Lieberman.

“No. The drone strikes are critically important to America’s national security. So obviously I do not believe they should stop.”, stated Senator Lieberman.

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Lieberman, who’s first three letters in his last name spell out ‘lie’, has taken many fervent stands for tyranny both at home and abroad. When Egypt shut down the Internet to prevent protesters from using social media to organize resistance, Lieberman fought to give the U.S. government the very same authority.

Senator Lindsay Graham represents an equal force of Orwellian repression aimed up against the American people. Graham, along with the ever so senile John McCain, was the foremost of architects of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), a bill which gives the President the power to detain, torture, and execute American citizens without having to issue a trial.

Citing the bogeyman, Muslim terrorist fable, Graham defended drone strikes in Pakistan stating,

“I would like to see Pakistan embrace the idea that extremism has no welcome home in Pakistan. The day that the Pakistani people, though their government, will tell extremists ‘You are not welcome here’ is [would be] a breakthrough for the people of Pakistan”.

In other words, ‘Boys, set your phasers to KILL!’

Imagine if Pakistan were flying drones over the United States to kill off certain folks deemed ‘terrorists’. Obviously the Barack Obama administration would be the first among those targeted- later it would be all living U.S. officials who made conscious efforts to illegally meddle in the affairs of other countries.

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