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Are you really advocating the government use extrajudicial assassinations whenever they have difficulties charging someone they accuse of committing a crime?

• RajT88 3y ago
  He might be. Or he might be suggesting to bribe local officials to interpret the laws in a way favorable to extradition. I think both are the same pile of cash. That sort of thing isn't the FBI's style though.
  • efitz 3y ago
    It was really a thought experiment rather than advocacy of action. The question I have is, is it right to let someone continue to hurt people just because we don't have an agreed on process to stop them? > That sort of thing isn't the FBI's style though. Agreed
  • hotpotamus 3y ago
    It's very much Mossad's style - I don't know which US agency outsources the job to them, but if someone pisses of the US spook community enough, it does get ordered. I don't think they get pissed over what happens to a hospital in any country in the world, however.
    • RajT88 3y ago
      > I don't know which US agency outsources the job to them I think we'd probably all be shocked at the list if such a list could be produced. But I think we wouldn't be shocked at which agency is at the top of the list.
  • blooalien 3y ago
    > "That sort of thing isn't the FBI's style though." True. That's more like something the CIA would do.