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    Überlebende des Bootsstreiks haben nicht per Funk um Unterstützung gebeten, sagt Bradley gegenüber dem Gesetzgeber: Bericht

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    3. JadedIT_Tech on

      Doesn’t fucking matter, because even if they did have drugs on that boat, in a civilized society that isn’t run by a bunch of bloodthirsty fucking sociopaths this isn’t a crime that’s punishable by extrajudicial execution.

    4. Fallouttgrrl on

      Bradley was JSOC at the time, under SOCOM

      By the end of the month, September 30th, Hegseth had called all admirals and generals into a meeting in DC, then talked to Bradley on the side about strikes in Venezuela. 

      October 3rd, the head of SOCOM stepped down and Bradley became the new head. 

    7. AlabamaHotcakes on

      „Oh no I’m being murdered by the most powerful military that has ever existed in human history. Gotta call for some more unarmed small boats to come to my aid. That’ll show em!“

      Do anyone really buy this shit?

    9. RebelliousConformity on

      Shouldn’t the American Military have looked forward to them calling for reinforcements. Our military is so great. It can target many, many boats at the same time. They have the largest aircraft in the world out there and they will only go after one boat at a time. They could have gotten rid of a lot of supposed terrorists. Are we sure we are hunting terrorists?

    10. gfh110 on

      Even if calling for backup justified the second strike (it doesn’t, and the first one wasn’t either) what kind of backup are they going to get against cruise missiles that can kill them from 1000 miles away?

    11. badhouseplantbad on

      When a drone hits your boat with a missile and everything is on fire you’re not reaching for the radio, that’s starting to melt.

    12. CrimsonCharms on

      At the bare minimum, calling for backup is the most basic protocol. When even that isn’t followed, something is seriously wrong.

    13. dbag3o1 on

      Honestly, where is the Red Cross in all this? They exist to help people in need, especially during war.

    14. MrLurid on

      Let’s say, for the sake of this stupid argument, that they did radio for someone.

      You sure they didn’t radio for… you know… rescue?

    17. EatingRawOnion on

      Regardless, this administration is spending our tax dollars murdering people without any oversight. 

    18. YakInner4303 on

      So, calling „Mayday Mayday, our ship has taken damage from an unknown explosion.  We are sinking, please send help!  Mayday Mayday!“  is justifiable cause for bombing them.  Really?

    21. smurfsundermybed on

      Even if they did, they’re in the middle of the ocean. I may not be a military expert, but doesn’t the navy have something where they can see stuff even when it’s like really far away? Like another boat?

    23. guttanzer on

      What would backup even look like? Another open boat, right? And the carrier task group would find that threatening?

      This is all so frick’n stupid.

      Trump and the Republicans in government that supports him are all disgusting criminals. I can’t wait until we pull them out of power and try them for crimes against humanity.

    25. wastedgod on

      I don’t get the „we had to blow them up again because we thought they were going to get rescued“ argument. Were they just supposed to float out there till they died?

    27. HerbaciousTea on

      Bradley can enjoy his fucking cell next to Hegseth and the strike operators.

    28. lieutenantLT on

      The people for this were like ‘they were trying to survive therefore they were a threat’ – WTF!

    31. vilified-moderate on

      so the story of: a radio? stop them! they are trying to live!

      isnt real?

    32. StopLookListenNow on

      Missiles blew up the boat, 2 survivors were clinging for life on the wreckage, and they talking about not using the radio? Were any drugs seen floating among the wreckage?

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