In September, U.S. forces struck a vessel in the Caribbean suspected of transporting narcotics. According to CNN, Bradley, who oversaw the operation, told lawmakers that the allegedly drug-laden boat was preparing to rendezvous with a larger vessel destined for Suriname, not directly to the United States. Intelligence suggested plans to transfer drugs midsea, CNN reports.
Bradley maintained in his congressional briefing that there was still a "possibility the drug shipment could have ultimately made its way from Suriname to the U.S," CNN reports, citing sources. The thought "justified" striking the smaller boat. The outlet reports that the U.S. military "was unable to locate" the larger vessel.
Give the press time and it'll turn out to be a boat on a mission to relieve the famine in Gaza.
ReplyDeleteYou think murder is justified merely by claiming they were narco terrorists!
DeleteYes he does. He justifies everything trump does. He is deranged. You should block him and all Canadians
DeleteI think that the US is entitled to do whatever it wants to protect its borders and political positions.
DeleteGarnel you meant to say you think Trump can do whatever he wants as long as he claims it is to protect America - even though it is illegal according to the constitution and American Law. In short he is above the law as his lawyers stated that he could assassinate his political opponents if he felt this would help America
DeleteHe wants regime change in Venezuela - which is an Iranian hezbolla hub in south America.
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