They've already used drones for gathering intelligence in Libya, but sending in Drones armed with Hellfire missiles would mark a significant growth in our country's contribution to the now NATO led effort in Libya. These unmanned predator drones pack a punch but more importantly mean that by sending these drones, no troops are sent there. Hopefully, that won't change.
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Spy plane incoming.
Radar Online
I gotta say, I'm not a fan of lethal force, but those really are the best option...
this way its easier to kill civilians cause its like a video game!
This is interesting...I'm glad we're not sending troops, but I also hope this doesn't catch up civilians by accident.
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Hey I have been following your blog for quite sometime and would love feedback on mine from a such an expert blogger and poster.
I really love all this stuff, I hope you feel the same way about mine.
Thanks,
James
when will it end? :(
Weren't we supposed to be getting out of the greater middle east?
drones, then troops, then nukes, then....eerie silence.
today drones, tomorrow killer robots
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