Brian Glyn Williams
With very little discussion, the United States and as many as 50 other nations have inaugurated what amounts to a "drone revolution" that will profoundly change our very understanding of the security environment.
There can be no doubt that unmanned aerial vehicles, or drones, represent the future of counter-terrorism and counter-insurgency in remote and insecure lands such as Pakistan's tribal region, Yemen, Somalia, Libya and beyond. [1] Where US boots cannot be placed on the ground to hunt terrorists, drones will increasingly strike at those whom America deems to be its enemies.
John Brennan, the president's top counter-terrorism adviser, recently announced that, "The United States does not view our READ MORE
