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Terror threat there, you have belgium police who appear to have that warted an attack. living in this world srks that a sign that this is how they have been stepping up, how intelligence globally is stepping up in combatting the threat of terrorism and finding those guys out there planning these attacks? >> absolutely. so you saw after paris declaration that the u.s. was going to be sharing intelligence a lot more, higher level, with the french and other governments. and the pursuit of anyone in...

Him. jenna: lets talk about the strategy and parallels between both operations. general keane, jon and jennifer were just talking about this. are we seeing a switch in tactics away from the drone strikes to more capture rather than kill missions? >> well i think that remains to be seen. you know, certainly there has been many advocates to do more capture missions because of the obvious intelligence value. you always have to assess what the risk is going to be for the ground operators involved in...

Theres one wounded and zero captured. and those sort of reports that have this sort of flavor of a lot of people killed, but no people taken prisoner. and no people left wounded, gives some sort of deeply suspicious feeling about what happened in these events. task 373, which i discovered as a special forces assassination squad in capture missions, working down through a list of people to be usually killed, sometimes captured. in one event, we see the lobbers as sort of secretive missile system ...

And the next day the poles come and shell the town, you know, revenge attack. we see an incident in august 2006 where u.s. forces kill 1891, what they say are insurgents. theres one wounded and zero captured. and those sort of reports that have this sort of flavor of a lot of people killed, but no people taken prisoner. and no people left wounded, gives some sort of deeply suspicious feeling about what happened in these events. task 373, which i discovered as a special forces assassination squad...