Amy Goodman
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"These Drones Attack Us and the Whole World is Silent": New Film Exposes Secret U.S. War (Part 1)
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12:13Now PlayingA U.S. drone strike killed three people in northwest Pakistan earlier today, marking the first such attack since Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif publicly called for President Obama to end the strikes. Just last week, Amnesty International said the United States may be committing war crimes by killing innocent Pakistani civilians in drone strikes. Today we air extended clips from the new documentary, "UnmannedAmerica's Drone Wars," and speak to filmmaker Robert Greenwald. The film looks at the impact of U.S. drone strikes through more than 70 interviews with attack survivors in Pakistan, a former U.S. drone operator, military officials, and more. The film opens with the story of a 16yearold Tariq Aziz who was killed by drone. just days after attending an antidrone conference in Islamabad. We are also joined by human rights attorney Jennifer Gibson of Reprieve, coauthor of the report, "Living Under Drones."
Watch the discussion and more clips from the film in part 2 of this segment
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