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Is this against the law, or just the way things are done now? My gut instinct would be there's more examination that goes into a drone strike but after the Snow
by littletimmy 10y ago
Is this against the law, or just the way things are done now? My gut instinct would be there's more examination that goes into a drone strike but after the Snowden revelations I don't know what to believe.
- bertil 10y agoOutside of handling confidential information on non-secure channels, the issue could the authentication. You want to be sure it is actually her approving it. Another issue could be about the quality of the briefing: if the phone call was all she got, it might mean that she wasn’t briefed enough to review the evidence and make an informed decision. However, I think that this just goes to the line: she was reckless with confidential information — which, at this level, is against the law.
- lawnchair_larry 10y agoRead about "signature strikes". It's like Duck Typing, except with murdering.