Cenk Uygur
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Our Drone Strikes Terrorize and Kill the Innocent (Disturbing Photos)
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June 21, 2013
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8:26Now Playing"Jalal Manzar Khail was at home on March 17, 2011 as dozens of men from two bickering tribal groups met a couple miles away to settle a dispute.
All day long, American drones loomed in the sky above. "It's very normal," Khail said, speaking in Urdu through a translator with the United Kingdom legal charity Reprieve. "You see them during the day, you see them during the night -- they're always hovering."*
Most Americans haven't been told the truth about signature strikes - the kind of deadly drone attacks that target almost indiscriminately. Our forces are responsible for killing innocents, then later claiming any adult male struck a "combattant." But that's not what we've been told by John Brennan and our military leaders. The Brave New Foundation sheds some stark perspective in a new documentary. Cenk Uygur breaks it down.
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