Tag Archives: Extrajudicial Assassination

US Assassination Team uses drone to smuggle missile past Baghdad Airport Security

Posted on January 4, 2020 by Eric Verlo

COMMERCIAL AIRPORTS take great care to exclude weapons and explosives from their passengers’ bags and accessories. Why bother when authoritarians can bypass security regulations and restricted airspace with armed drones? US officials brag that they killed the world’s Number One … Continue reading →

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Charlie Hebdo cartoonists didn’t merit death, like adversaries of West do.

Posted on January 11, 2015 by Eric Verlo

Even the nuanced critiques of the CHARLIE HEBDO COMEUPPANCE in Paris begin by disclaiming “of course the cartoonists didn’t deserve to die.” But I wonder, have none among us yet earned our adversaries’ judgment? We western imperialists are quick to … Continue reading →

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Should the London Olympics remember the 1972 Munich Holocaust? Do you?

Posted on July 28, 2012 by Eric Verlo

America can’t memorialize the 1972 Munich hostage killings, because that act of terrorism was not unlike our own airstrikes or special ops raids, against purported enemy combatants, off the field of combat, except we don’t even try to kidnap them … Continue reading →

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President Obama tells Aurora survivers he has no power to address gun control

Posted on July 23, 2012 by Eric Verlo

Barack Obama explained that his role as president is limited to the authority to offer the nation’s condolences and voice the common desire to see the accused feel the “full force of American justice.” Aurora police were to blame, apparently, … Continue reading →

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No America, justice has not been done

Posted on May 2, 2011 by Eric Verlo

This didn’t always need explaining– lynching and body snatching are INJUSTICES. There used to be an understanding of what “taking the law into your own hands” meant. Killing someone outright doesn’t bring them to justice, and I’m not alone to … Continue reading →

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Is the US chain of command fair game to al-Qaeda drones? But what is it?

Posted on June 1, 2010 by Eric Verlo

The jokes always fly when US drone attacks claim to dispatch an al-Qaedan of supposed rank. “How many 3rd in command does al-Qaeda have?” -asks the too-clever saw. As Mohammad approaches infinity, I believe, is the inconvenient answer. When a … Continue reading →

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