Andrew Zableckis

9/14/15

1. A drone is any kind of unmanned aircraft that can be controlled from a

remote location. The purpose of a military drone is to take out militant
forces, such as terrorists, without anyone having to enter the airspace
and risk death.
2. Jennifer Gibson states that she was a researcher for a study done by
Stanford and New York University. She also states that interviewed
many people who lived in heavily drone-trafficked areas. Therefore I
believe that she is a very credible source.
3. The American kill list is the list of people targeted by the drone strikes.
4. The Obama Administration is all for the use of drones to take out
people on the kill list. When Gibson says that we must all read the fine
print, she means that as Americans it is important that all of us
understand who is being targeted by drones.
5. Many people were wrongly put into Guantanamo Bay because to catch
terrorists, the Bush Administration paid native people to tell them who
was a terrorist. This means that many people who may not have been
a terrorist were put into Guantanamo wrongly.
6. we should ask whether drones are legal under international law; and
we should ask whether drones are counterproductive;
1. Drones are a constant presence in the skies above North Waziristan.
2. Drones are destroying a community twice the size of Rhode Island.
3. Double taps make it almost impossible for humanitarians to provide
aid.
4. It is impossible to tell who is being targeted by drones, due to an
unclear kill list.

5. Parents are afraid to send their children to school.

Therefore,
6. Living under drones creates a sense of terror that knows no

boundaries.