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Mistakes do happen, once, and when it does happen and causes damage of some sort some people get held accountable, punished if the damage is serious, what if that mistake resulted in a loss of life? Most certainly in countries that respect the law, any law, those committing the mistake will be tried and would definitely receive an extended punishment, if the mistake was not deliberate, of course.
What if the mistake resulted in the loss of 10 lives at once? That's mass murder, right? Now, what if the mistake was well planned ahead to the extent that an entire command chain is overlooking it and celebrating its success? What if the mistake took enough time to scramble a drone that would fly for a considerable time and chase a car and hit it directly with the commanders observing the situation are getting live feed?
Now that would cause some heads to roll, right? Some people should be held responsible especially those giving the orders and taking into consideration that they're experts in this field and have been doing such attacks for years if not decades.
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Now, what if I tell you that when it was proven a 'mistake' all those involved all the way up to the highest officials were trying to cover it up and defending committing it instead of properly investigating and presenting the wrongdoers to justice, that is called covering up the traces of a crime.
> **Almost everything senior defense officials asserted in the hours, and then days, and then weeks after the Aug. 29 drone strike turned out to be false. The explosives the military claimed were loaded in the trunk of a white Toyota sedan struck by the drone’s Hellfire missile were probably water bottles, and a secondary explosion in the courtyard in a densely populated Kabul neighborhood where the attack took place was probably a propane or gas tank, officials said.
In short, the car posed no threat at all, investigators concluded.**
*~The New York Times.*
Before arriving at the final conclusion, what if I told you that the US forces were acting in revenge mode, not in responsible one and wanting to avenge the killing of some of their troops and dozens of innocent people around their troops at an earlier time? People with power should never act in revenge, the world as we think we know it will end in no time.
How about the entire US invasion of Afghanistan and the slaughtering of thousands over thousands of Afghani innocent people, the US military had a tendency to target weddings, schools, and funeral processions, over 20 years, there are no mistakes there, and this is NOT a mistake.
And before I forget, just imagine the US or any of its allies has any information of such a heinous crime committed by any other country they're targeting for regime change, just imagine...
The next time US officials point any finger at anybody else accusing them of war crimes just simply spit at their ugly hypocrite cold evil faces.
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