„…A Pakistani tribal elder, Malik Faridullah, described the result of the so-called “precision bombing.” “There were no bodies, only body parts — hands, legs and eyes scattered around. I could not recognize anyone. People carried away the body parts in shopping bags and clothing or with bits of wood, whatever they could find…”
źródło: "The Washington Post"
I dalej…
“…Should we then be surprised when tribal leaders in this part of Pakistan vow “revenge” against the United States? “We are a people who wait 100 years to exact revenge. We never forgive our enemy,” some of the elders said in a statement. How much is the accelerating failure of our foreign policy goals in Pakistan, a nuclear-armed state increasingly at odds with the US, the product of such drone attacks? And how little we may understand of the long-term sabotage of our capacity to re-build this relationship in the future…”
…powstrzymując się jednak od twórczego rozwinięcia komentarza za sprawą notatki prasowej znalezionej w witrynie „Press Trust of India”…
I dalej…
“…Should we then be surprised when tribal leaders in this part of Pakistan vow “revenge” against the United States? “We are a people who wait 100 years to exact revenge. We never forgive our enemy,” some of the elders said in a statement. How much is the accelerating failure of our foreign policy goals in Pakistan, a nuclear-armed state increasingly at odds with the US, the product of such drone attacks? And how little we may understand of the long-term sabotage of our capacity to re-build this relationship in the future…”
…powstrzymując się jednak od twórczego rozwinięcia komentarza za sprawą notatki prasowej znalezionej w witrynie „Press Trust of India”…
źródło: "Press Trust of India"
…która w swojej jednoznaczności w moim przekonaniu zastępuje znakomicie każdy inny, jaki chciałem i mógłbym napisać w tej materii nie przekraczając przy tym wyznaczonych konwencją granic poprawności przekazu informacji, jej interpretacji i zasadności publikacji.
Nie pozostaje zatem tym razem nic innego, jak pozostawić czytelnika sam na sam z rzeczywistością wcale nie wirtualną:
"... the leaked confidential Justice Department memo on the U.S. drone strike policy that lays out the case for the constitutionality of targeting Americans abroad for execution by drones. The memo makes explicit reference to the “four fundamental law of war principles…necessity, distinction, proportionality, and humanity (the avoidance of unnecessary suffering).
These four principles named in the memo are based on the “Christian Just War doctrine” originally developed by Saints Ambrose and Augustine, and later refined by Thomas Aquinas. Just War doctrine sought a middle way on the use of force by the state between the pacifism of the early Christian church on the one hand, the idea of “Holy War” or crusade on the other. It authorizes the use of force by the state but only within these principles..." (źródło: "The Washington Post")
Amen.
…która w swojej jednoznaczności w moim przekonaniu zastępuje znakomicie każdy inny, jaki chciałem i mógłbym napisać w tej materii nie przekraczając przy tym wyznaczonych konwencją granic poprawności przekazu informacji, jej interpretacji i zasadności publikacji.
Nie pozostaje zatem tym razem nic innego, jak pozostawić czytelnika sam na sam z rzeczywistością wcale nie wirtualną:
"... the leaked confidential Justice Department memo on the U.S. drone strike policy that lays out the case for the constitutionality of targeting Americans abroad for execution by drones. The memo makes explicit reference to the “four fundamental law of war principles…necessity, distinction, proportionality, and humanity (the avoidance of unnecessary suffering).
These four principles named in the memo are based on the “Christian Just War doctrine” originally developed by Saints Ambrose and Augustine, and later refined by Thomas Aquinas. Just War doctrine sought a middle way on the use of force by the state between the pacifism of the early Christian church on the one hand, the idea of “Holy War” or crusade on the other. It authorizes the use of force by the state but only within these principles..." (źródło: "The Washington Post")
Amen.
