Plain Old Murder
The Pakistani government loudly protests that many of the casualties of drone strikes are civilian.
Unmanly Drones
A real man could never kill so many men and women and live with himself.
As Drones Grow More Precise, Their Targets Become Increasingly Vague
It’s as if there’s a zero sum relationship between the accuracy of targeting and those targeted.
The New York Times Drones on About the Morality of Drones
Dresden and drones are a false equivalency.
No Wonder So Many Drone Strikes Gang Aft Aglay
Drone operators aren’t seeing their targets in real time.
Review: Drone Warfare
CODEPINK’s Medea Benjamin explodes the many myths of drone warfare.
The Pitfalls of Presidential Priestliness
When it comes to decisions that take lives on behalf of the American people, “moral rectitude” is no substitute for transparency in the Obama administration.
Counterterrorism Calculus in Yemen Shortchanging Political Solutions
Drone strikes in southern Yemen are radicalizing the population.
Send in the Drones
Running the world is a lot of work.
Drone Strikes Magically Transform Dead Civilians Into Assassinated Militants
Civilians killed in drone attacks are sometimes classified as militants.
The State of the Military-Industrial Complex Is Strong
If weapons orders get diverted, so do campaign contributions.
Author Event: Drone Warfare: Killing by Remote Control
Busboys and Poets, CodePink, Global Exchange, and IPS invite you to a book launch for Medea Benjamin‘s new book, with Laura Flanders interviewing Medea.
Washington’s Dangerous New Military Strategy
Drones may seem like a way to wage war on the cheap, but the moral cost of this kind of warfare is too high.
Dr. Strangedrone
He’s the judge, jury, and executioner.
Using Drones for Human Rights Creates More Problems Than It Solves
Though well-intentioned, the use of drones to conduct surveillance for human rights violations is ill-advised.