bateman's i've ever heard the film that's not fair to that with regard to julian assange of course it accuses it has all kinds of character negativities about julian assange it's not a fair film in that sense at all to either of them and i think about it when i think about what's going on now and now we have a new incredible whistleblower of course. edward snowden and i keep thinking that's really great it's important he's come out with his political motivations he's made a beautiful statement and are we going to see a film about him well you know what happened when he was a child and is this what's motivating him or is it is motivation complicated by that lee should we accept what people are saying about their motivation that they have political reasons reasons of wanting democracy and freedom for their for their reasons for exposing government criminality michael good point about james rosen coconspirator charge i mean it really is a slippery slope there and for this film to toe that line is disturbing to say the least or talk about the same filmmaker who made an around the smartest

they start with julian assange.is aboutt in fact getting published this trial is in large part about getting journalists. , thejames rosen of fox government looked at james rosen's phone records and did it with an affidavit that said he is a co-conspirator or later and a better of his source. we're talking -- >> james waller's and got information about north korea and the government -- james rosen got information about north korea and the government. they got a subpoena for his emails and apparently the attorney general eric colder approve the investigation. >> that is correct. the key way they got was that he is a co-conspirator of his stores. so you have here fox news which was ready to bury julian assange as a "co-conspirator" and now has one of their own hopefully, what other media will understand, there is a major attack on truth tellers come on journalists in this trial really encapsulates that. the sad part is there's a human being at the center of this. being that david coombs point out this is not a dump. h

get the interview and maybe there was just that personal some personal issue that he had with julian but here's the position i take you have these people like bradley manning heroes julian assan chiro jeremy hammond who is the person who we who leaked the stratfor e-mails the ones on the private intelligence company and now you have edward snowden and in my view those are the people who are our heroes and are being subjected to incredible government repression our job when an oppressor attacks them really is to stand up for the people who are telling the truth and not to start getting into you know these cut these crazy kind of issues of motive it's like talking i mean that those kind of motive it's like talking about martin luther king and saying well you know he was accused of having affairs martin luther king that is not where i want to see people go right now it's not right to go there right now these people are our heroes they're under the gun each one of them look where they are bradley manning's been in jail for three years jeremy hammond for over a year and is going to be for

is the world of fame as a whistleblower julian assange case now as we know that julian assange is a wanted by sweden to answer questions regarding sexual assault of the hour which is always denied him twenty twelve we lost the case and then decided to ask for asylum from the ecuadorian embassy in london he was offered that asylum and he's been holed up in that ecuadorian embassy in london for over a year now recently he did try to speak to authorities again to see if they can let him out so he can leave the country but that has not yet a been successful now the case of julian assange. it is very much similar to the snowden one because of june our son to believe that once he's moved to sweden he will be extradited back to the us for charges of leaking those military and diplomatic cables that went literally all the media had them back so he's afraid that he may be charged he may be put on trial and what they're called or in the embassy or the door in government really said was that when the the offer to him the asylum was that he he could possibly fail and. he could possibly face an unfair

i'm not going to play this game with you, julian.ou played the same ga dismissing one -- [over talk ] >> obama hater. you're playing obama hater and not backing it up with facts. >> neil: i want t be clear on this. cut his damn mickism want to be clear to you. ben, is this pattern of behavior you see here, i want toeep litics out of it. i want to keep the nuances out of it. i want to just address a pattern ofehavior youave seen, that does or does not worry you. does it? >> it worries me terribly. charlie gasp abrino g it right. it's a police state situation. getting worse and worse all the time. the fact that mr. obama campaigned agains it is really extremely unformnate. now he is defendi it. i think, i say thedea that over00 million phone calls are beingmade to terrorist groups in yemen are all over the middle east is comical. of course they are listening to the phone conversations. >> they are not listening to the phone conversation. >> how do you know, julian? >> neil: i'm toing to get in a he saidheaid thing that is nonsensical s

he is a lawyer for julian assange and wikileaks.an assange has gotten political asylum by the ecuadoran government and remains holed up in the ecuadorean embassy in london because the british government threatens to arrest him if he steps foot outside. he just recently met with ecuador's foreign minister who went to the embassy to speak with him. michael ratner, what is the latest you have since wikileaks is aiding illegally edward snowden, according to wikileaks and julian assange, where edward snowden is right now? >> wikileaks has said they have given legal and diplomatic advice to edward snowden. they have also said that he left hong kong and that he was on his way on a safe route to ecuador. that is really all we know right now, that he has left hong kong and on a safe route to ecuador where he has applied for political asylum. and as you explained, they have given political asylum to julian assange already and i believe there is a song basis -- a strong basis for giving political asylum to edward snowden as well. >> we underst

whistleblower edward snowden julian assange hero indeed many of you to describe julian assange. meanwhile there's been no breakthrough in talks about the fate of the genie and saundra we'll tell you what that means with a whistle blower on our website at. dot com. oh yeah they also we recently sat down with julian assange is to get his thoughts on his fellow whistleblower wasn't how the government is likely to respond to from now on and in case you missed that full interview you can still watch it by logging on to our website. good. blockaded by britain i am here today because i cannot be. a son our year of asylum in the united states the focus has shifted to two other whistle blower was a bradley manning's on trial and edward snowden says just revealed the scale of the n.s.a. spying program now which is then a judge again looks at how washington is fighting to keep a veil of secrecy while justifying its operations to the american people america is split on edward snowden traitor hero mixed in between but regardless of what anyone thinks about snowden his revelations have shed u

whistleblower edward snowden julian assange. indeed many to describe. the weeklies found a believes that there's already a sealed indictment of the united states gave the songs refuge at his mansion after he was released on bail in late two thousand and ten he thinks that washington's been looking to make an example out of the most prominent. mistress you know hasn't be as unseen a ray of sunshine in a year i mean most prisoners will see sunshine most days so he might as well be in a prison and he's also been there for a year and the you know unfortunately he sent this week. for some reason and proof if you. allege to have done something but you know if that materializes allegations materialize he would be very likely receive years imprisonment and bodies in effect. if you think there's no risk of actual action then there's very difficult to see why mr assad can't go to sweden i believe there is a real risk of extradition i think america wants to make an example of people like a stange as it is doing of other whistle blows that we know like bradley mann

well it's been one year since julian assange first walks up. doing embassy here in knightsbridge in london now the wiki leaks founder. then off to the u.k. supreme court refused to really pin his appeal against extradition to sweden where he's wanted for questioning over allegations by two women sexual offenses allegations which he denies between one year and any nearer in sight and does julian the son still is all being worth that we very rarely get a glimpse of what goes on behind and we've been able to speak to today in his son's himself to find out how you feeling when you're out. every day that we are principles we truly. considered this when i was in solitary confinement. prison here in london for about half an hour and my freedom of. course that is worth one must and of course. throw away your ability to act very important to keep your ability to act in various ways and i have kept my ability to a new organization preserves its ability to act. after the struggles but i'm very comfortable and happy with what we have a complete and i'm sur

i don't connect the dots. >> neil: julian, i'm telling you.rop the liberal thing and focus on the reality thing. you have one entity going after american people. depament after another doing the same thing. you can call that conflating. p i am telling you there is a pattern. >> i could as easily -- >> neil: i guarantee you if it were geoe bush doing i you would be all over it. >> that is wrong. that is incorrect. that is -- >> face it. >> go ahead. >> you want me to reond? look, you can't conflate all the issues. you t have to speak about them differently. the case of the i.r.s., targeting is wrong. no connection to the white house. >> he would make a lousy reporter. >> there was no -- no one was criminal sizing the investigative reporting. nobody in the justice department spoke about prosecuting rosen. that was a method to get subpoena -- >> that is not targeting him. >> neil: i'm not going get anywhere arguing this point. julian -- [ overtalk ] >> i want to talk fas and you want to make general broadside. >> neil: you are saying notng and it

assange in order to try to go after julian assigns. you radley mining campaign in support of the hounded whistle blowers with a few a list celebrities offering their support. for the full story who's taking part in it as well. and while you're online this hour check this out as well in the u.s. everything sells secrets from b. israeli military america unveiled every time he screwed one of its allies top secret facilities on a federal business opportunities website. on our web site also we told. you the secret laboratory kirby it was easy to believe the most sophisticated. doesn't do anything to him. mission to teach me. why you should. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy with. the global financial headlines kaiser reports. download. stream quality and enjoy favorites. if you're away. you can watch on t.v. any time anywhere. in the world. legal experts say that pakistan is now in a great position to negotiate and to u.s. drone strikes in tribal areas that's after the high court declared the operations of viola

assange in order to try to go after julian assigns. well you. support. these are the. moments away from the world. of the countries. representing. some of the problems with the. president obama often says that only kills moon doesn't kill civilians but he feels to give me an identity use of those who have been killed in the use of strikes in pakistan now according to independent sources more than three thousand people have been killed in. pakistan but not a single name has been given by a president obama or the cia which is occurring albeit strikes what we hear from news reports is just a few names of militant leaders who have been killed president most all sure that he is killing militants and he has not killed any civilian then he has to give the names and details of all those militants who he has killed because for the pakistani i would be happy you know assumes that if you have killed all those people who are creating all those are in my cities if you kill all these people who work here let you go probably for your lucian or floor

very closely the julian asunta story now we know julian assange is wanted by the swedish government for questions regarding sexual assault charges he was then denied to actually leave london therefore he asked for asylum and to the ecuadorian embassy that was june twenty twelve last year he's been holed up in ecuador an embassy for about a year now and basically the speculation is that the reason everybody is thinking that he might be right here coming to the ecuadorian and embassy is because edward has been full given asylum to whistleblowers like julian assange and now if indeed snowden is on his way here will definitely be here standing on standby to give you that latest update will we'll keep you informed back to the studio they met all right artist harvey might say standing by for us doors moscow embassy thanks very much for that update well andrew feinstein news director of corruption watch u.k. and we asked him what his move would be next if the word edward snowden choose. what i would probably do in his situation is stay on the move. until he is guaranteed safety in a particular

informant tasked with taking down julian us on and wiki leaks if the report is accurate then it means that the department of justice is in possession of at least eight hard drives containing videos chat logs and other sensitive data belonging to wake you ix all of it obtained through this informant reached out to the f.b.i. at the end of two thousand and eleven and been feeding him information about julian assange and wiki leaks information that's likely been very instrumental in the d.o.j. is more than three year long investigation and so we're clearly attorney general eric holder in two thousand and ten and i condemn the actions that wiki leaks has taken it puts at risk our national security we have an active ongoing criminal investigation with regard to this matter we are not in a position as yet to announce the results of that investigation but the investigation is ongoing e-mails provided to wired by thordarson show that knocked over two thousand and eleven third arson reached out to his f.b.i. handlers about wiki leaks hard drives he had copied asking if they were interested in

indefinite term though we could leaks founder julian assange for months when the editor could dorrian embassy in london saying he's ready to remain day long even if the sex crime allegations against him dropped still fieri extradition to the u.s. . president obama is giving a milestone speech in berlin with his visit overshadowed by recent revelations about america's massive internet snooping on germany and other european targets. and a series of laws that an ammunition depo rocks a small town in central russia killing one person and injuring over forty more. liable from moscow this is r g with more international news and that assumes and reports we can leaks founder julian assange on chazan left the ecuadorian embassy in london in a year and says he's prepared to stay longer even if sex crimes allegations he's facing in sweden not dropped a front for his extradition to the united states where he has angered officials by publishing washington secret documents but details on the whistleblower of the year long confinement has artie's her for it. well it's been one year since julian a so

assange in order to try to go after julian assigns. you bradley manning that's what a campaign in support of a hounded whistle blowers with a list celebrities offering their support you can head to want to see which kind of getting involved. i'm. going to check this out as well in america everything even secret from the israeli military. group. secret facilities on a federal business opportunities website those details also what right now. legal experts say pakistan is now in a great position to try and negotiate an end to u.s. drone strikes in tribal areas softer the high court declared the operations a blatant violation of the country's sovereignty and human rights. he's a lawyer representing victims against the u.s. he highlighted some of the issues with the. president obama often says that it only kills a bullet and then doesn't kill civilians but he feels to give me an identity use of the wars who have been killed in the use of strikes in pakistan now according to independent sources more than three thousand people have been kille

julian assange telling the world snowden is safe and healthy but the exact whereabouts of one secret he's not going to reveal wiki leaks did say that ecuador has given him refugee status. watch in a peer's desperate to corner a former intelligence agents criticizing the countries he passes through and demanding his immediate deportation. seven pm in moscow i matras are good to have you with us here on r t is we're following our late breaking end daylong developing story here on r t the search for edward snowden where is he where is he headed to next said to be in moscow but we've had reporters and reporters from around the world to camped out for him on the airplane and more but no sign of the whistleblower let's take a look at a map of where he was supposed to be and supposed to be headed says pows italy edward snowden was here in moscow and then he was supposed to board this error a float flight bound for a flight pattern going across the north atlantic down the east coast of the united states where potentially it could be intercepted or requested to land by u.s. officials so he co

assange in order to try to go after julian assigns. ru bradley manning that's what a campaign in support of a hounded whistleblower is asking a list celebrities offering their support r.t. dot com right now the full story. why you're online right now for this hour you can check out this story as well in america everything sells even top secrets from the israeli military and the u.s. unveiled every tiny screw of one of its allies top secret facilities on a federal business opportunities website and more on the web site right now. or a legal experts saying that pakistan is now in a great position to try and negotiate an end to u.s. drone strikes in tribal areas that's after the high court declared the operations a blatant violation of the country's sovereignty and human rights here at r.t. we spoke to. a lawyer representing drone victims against america it all us about some of the problems about the attacks. president obama often says that only kills a little and doesn't kill civilians but yet he feels to give me no danger to use those w

do you agree with julian assange? jeff toobin, bob baer? @andersoncooper. >>> one of the most highly anticipated trials is getting under way in florida. jury selection began in the george zimmerman trial. hundreds of jurors in the george zimmerman trial are being chosen to decide if it was murder or self-defense. we'll have a live update from sanford, florida, next. >>> also ahead, what exactly happened during the santa monica shooting rampage that left five people dead on friday. we'll also hear from a woman forced at gunpoint by the shooter to drive the gunman to santa monica college. >> starts yelling at me to drive down the street. and basically just give him the directions, go right, go left, go straight until we got to a red light intersection, at which point he opened his door and started firing on the bus next to us, into the cars that were coming towards us. >>> in florida, jury selection has begun in the trial of george zimmerman, charged with second-degree murder in the death of 17-year-old trayvon martin back in 2012. as you rem

>> i think julian assange was an important figure for a certain moment of history. he played a key role in terms of building a site that allowed us to see the possibilities for leaking important information that the public needed to know. that having been said, i think we've moved past wikileaks now and that people are beginning to learn how to do it better. what's important is not that wikileaks stays front and center stage but that we learn to do this kind of thing better. >> rose: so both of you, in the end of this, who decides what secrets should be throughout? i mean, even if you want to expose some secrets, who makes the decision as to what is okay and is simply something that's more important than the national interest for the public to know or something that on the other hand could lead to loss of life or damage the national security interests of the country? who makes those decisions? >> well, that's what we're all fighting about now and the united states government says we must always make those decisions but the fact is that leaks over time have been an a

. >> i just said, julian, i'm -- >> i don't see -- >> julian -- >> connect the dots. >> julian, i'm telling you, drop the liberal thing and focus on the reality thing. you have one entity after another, going after the american people. you have one system of government, one agency, one department after another, essentially doing the same thing. you can call it -- i'm telling you there's a pattern and you're -- >> i can -- >> i guarantee you, itch george bush was doing it you would be all over it. >> no -- you want me to respond? so, look, you can't conflate all of these issues. you have to -- they're very different in the case of the irs, the targeting was wrong but never any connection to the white house. in the -- there was no -- no one was criminalizing investigative reporting, number in the justice department ever spoke about prosecuting rosen. that was a midwest to get a subpoena. that is not targeting -- >> i'm not going to get -- >> the white house -- >> julian -- >> i want to talk. >> you're saying nothing and it's offensive. >> why don't we speak about it specifically. no you're ig

assange in order to try to go after julian assigns. well you bradley manning that's what a campaign in support of a hounded whistleblower is asking with a list celebrities offering their support you can head over to articulate com right now to find out the details on that story . and while you are online the website you can check out this is well in the u.s. everything sells even secrets from the israeli military america unveiled every tiny screw of one of its allies top secret facilities on a federal business opportunities website and find out why on earth that happened. for now though the lower house of the u.s. congress has voted against closing guantanamo bay of course we're on hunger strike you reached its fourth month now the vast majority of inmates are taking part in many of them and are being forced president obama earlier promised to lift a ban on sending home some yemeni inmates that were cleared for release but the long suffering relatives of the inmates are skeptical he can or will stay true to his word. he met some of the

assange joins us on broadband from the ecuadorian embassy in london julian thank you ever so much for taking time to be with us much appreciated thanks for your on the line there for a few minutes as well. the first thing to you really i guess what does it feel like what do you feel like when you see this news that's come out about mr snowden over the last couple of days yes you empathize here. no i do empathize having been through a very similar situation myself. trying to actively support through this interview or in other ways. snowden's plight back in october last year i published a book called so i put politics calling for exactly the sort of actions in relation to the mass surveillance state that has developed in the united states and in the west more broadly exactly what mr snowden is doing so it's it's very pleasing to see such concrete proof presented before the public will again with people all the rubbish i would like you are the most believing probably you know from the us. a bigger part in community will you end up though in a similar position do you think at the end of t

the ecuadorian embassy is where julian assange is hiding out. if he steps foot outside of the building, he will be detained and handed over to the authorities in sweden. nearby, the world famous department store -- few shoppers or tourists are aware of the diplomatic standoff. residents are used to the constant police president. >> i have never seen him. apparently he was meant to be coming out of the building but he did not. there were lots of camera crews and police. >> every now and then, you get people for claiming his innocence and right to free speech. there is always a handful of people in those days. >> he worked in the area. unaware of the sexual assault allegations and why he is reluctant to leave. >> something suspicious about it. i cannot think he did what he is accused of doing. if he is innocent, he should probably come and face trial. the longer he is in there, the more guilty he looks. >> maybe that is the fear because sweden will send him straight to america. >> the governments of latin america -- >> how likely is it that he can

assange in order to try to go after julian assigns. bradley manning that's what a campaign in support of a hounded whistleblower is asking with a list celebrities now offering their support. you can find out who's involved and what befalls stories on. i why you're online at all if you don't check this out as well as in america everything sells even secrets from the israeli military at the u.s. on a veiled every tiny screw of one of its allies top secret facilities on a federal business opportunities website details on that. for now legal experts say pakistan is now in a great position to try and negotiate an end to u.s. drone strikes in tribal areas that's after the high court declared the operations a blatant violation of the country's sovereignty and schumann writes. one of the lawyers representing drone victims against the u.s. he told us about some of the problems with the strikes. president obama often says that it only kills militant and doesn't kill civilians of but he feels to give names and identities of the wars who have been

well it's been one year since julian the son's first walks up. doing embassy here in knightsbridge in london now the wiki leaks founder had sought asylum after the u.k. supreme court refused to really pin his appeal against extradition to sweden where he's wanted for questioning over allegations by two women sexual offenses allegations which he denies but it's been one year is the end any near in sight and does julian the son still it's all been worth it when you very rarely get a glimpse actually what goes on behind and we've been able to speak to two minutes on himself to find out how he's feeling one year old. every day that we principles we truly. consider this when i was in solitary confinement. prison here in london for about half an hour and my. course it is worth one mustn't of course. throw away your ability to act it's very important to keep your ability to act in various ways and i have kept my ability to the organization preserves its ability to act. after these struggles but i'm very comfortable and happy with what we've accomplished

assange in order to try to go after julian assigns. all hugh grant money that's what compassion and support of the hounded whistleblower exhausting with a list celebrities offering their support so had to alter the home right not to find out. and while you're online check this out as well in the u.s. everything sells even top secrets from the israeli military american failed every tiny screw one of its allies top secret facilities on a federal business opportunities website put it. minutes after being elected for a third nonconsecutive term as pakistan's prime minister now was shall reveal has called on the us to and trikes the country i guess as high court earlier declared these operations a blatant violation of sovereignty and human rights as he spoke to. who is a lawyer representing drone victims against the glass and he told us about the effort that. obama often says that it only kills a bullet and doesn't kill civilians but he feels to give me and identities of those who have been killed in the use of strikes in pakistan now accor

whistleblower edward snowden julian assange. indeed many of you to describe. and you can get up to speed. on what led to it all so you don't comb has the background as well as. expert analysis. but. blockaded by britain i am here today because i cannot be. a year of asylum while shooting a son who waits his fate at the ecuadorian embassy to other prominent whistleblowers face the full force of the u.s. government yes you can report on washington's far reaching attempts to keep its affairs private while watching everyone else america is split on edward snowden traitor hero mix in between but regardless of what anyone thinks about snowden his revelations have shed unprecedented light on the u.s. government's massive spying program even if you're not doing anything wrong you're being watched and recorded former n.s.a. employee william binney was prosecuted as a traitor when he blew the whistle on the government's sweeping collection of data and communications it's setting up a tele tarion state. when the government has that much information they can do those thin

attorney for julian assange and wikileaks. what a pleasure to have you on "viewpoint." >> nice to be with you john. >> john: there are so many questions i want to ask and so little time. mr. assange came forward recently to say that mr. snowden is safe and healthy and he's reportedly hanging out in a travel lounge somewhere in russia. so what role is wikileaks and assange playing in the snowden case. >> i'm the lawyer for wikileaks and assange in the united states. publicly, they said they helped facilitate getting him out of hong kong. they've given him diplomatic advice. someone from wikileaks organization, their legal part apparently accompanied ed snowden. at this point, the last we heard about where he was was really from president putin that said he was in the transit lounge at the moscow airport. it is interesting what's gone on. mr. putin, president putin made a strong statement saying that his view, ed snowden has a human rights quality about what he's done. they would not send him to the united states. but that he pr

the ecuadorian embassy is where julian assange is hiding out. if he steps foot outside of the building, he will be detained and handed over to the authorities in sweden. nearby, the world famous department store -- few shoppers or tourists are aware of the diplomatic standoff. residents are used to the constant police president. >> i have never seen him. apparently he was meant to be coming out of the building but he did not. there were lots of camera crews and police. >> every now and then, you get people for claiming his innocence and right to free speech. there is always a handful of people in those days. >> he worked in the area. unaware of the sexual assault allegations and why he is reluctant to leave. >> something suspicious about it. i cannot think he did what he is accused of doing. if he is innocent, he should probably come and face trial. the longer he is in there, the more guilty he looks. >> maybe that is the fear because sweden will send him straight to america. >> the governments of latin america -- >> how likely is it that he can

at the end of two thousand and eleven and been feeding them information about julian assange and wiki leaks information that's likely been very instrumental in the dear js more than three year long investigation in the wiki leaks attorney general eric holder in two thousand and ten and i condemn the action that we keep leaks has taken it puts at risk our national security we have an active ongoing criminal investigation with regard to this matter we are not in a position as yet to announce the result of that investigation but the investigation is is ongoing e-mails provided to wired by thordarson show the knocked over two thousand and eleven third arson reached out to his f.b.i. handlers about wiki leaks hard drives he had copied asking if they were interested in them a few days later the f.b.i. responds yes will want to copy the new stuff newly unsealed court documents show that around the same time the f.b.i. was obtaining search warrants to snoop through the e-mails of two wiki leaks paul interiors that warrant allowed federal prosecutors to uncover preserved copies of e-mails draf

julian said this morning in this press conference that there's been no. there was no prior knowledge. with russian authorities that snowden was arriving there. but this is of course where it's being maintained that there's been some connection there between we can use in these sorts of orders or snowden and these are your stories in these countries as far as i know it's a it's a fabrication and. part of the propaganda some people see very ornate that there's . a country that does have a reputation for stamping down on free speech indeed even the press and now facing big clampdowns by the president career why is it that we could leak so in effect jumping into bed with a nation that clearly isn't a champion of free speech. free speech and journalism. all over the world. and here in new york now where journalists are facing the persecution. phone records are confiscated by and assessed by the n.s.a. . there a problem the journalists are facing all over the world of course we should be worried to in general. about these issues but. it would be quite. absurd s

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assange in order to try to go after julian assange. are you bradley i mean that's what a campaign in support of the how the whistleblower is asking with a list celebrities offering their support had to ask dot com right now to find out. i'd also line the invincible genetically modified crops by attack food giant monsanto is the most trying to explain how we've that was supposed to be destroyed back in two thousand and four has found its way to a field in oregon. minutes after being elected for his nonconsecutive term pakistan's prime minister. has called on the us to and its drone strikes in the country the high court declared these operations a blatant violation of pakistan's sovereignty and human rights also spoke to. whose allure of presenting drone victims against the us and he told us about some of the problems with that. president obama often says that it only kills a bullet and doesn't kill civilians but yet he feels to give names and identities of those who have been killed in the use of strikes in pakistan now according to ind

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