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Drones: the west's new terror campaign-The CIA's Predator drones are bringing to Pakistan the same horror that Hitler's doodlebugs inflicted on London

25 September 2012

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"Living Under Drones, a new report from Stanford and New York universities, was a difficult piece of fieldwork – I was with the law students in Peshawar as they tried to interview victims of the CIA's drone war. But it has made an important contribution to the drone debate by identifying the innocent victims of the CIA's reign of terror: the entire civilian population of Waziristan (roughly 800,000 people)."

See: Full comment piece by Clive Stafford Smith (The Guardian)

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