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"One of the fundamental principles that we operate by is that we resource only entities that can be vetted: that are not going to be involved in human rights abuses, that are going to follow the laws of armed conflict... if there's any type of departure from those principles that is something that would curtail what we do from then forward," Dorrian told reporters.
Comment: Is the Pentagon trying to refresh its image? After all, who are they to judge human rights when they constantly fail to uphold those higher standards on themselves?
In addition, Dorrian noted that the coalition continues to train partners to fight Daesh in both Syria and Iraq.
"That also is a fundamental principle of the campaign," he added.
Dorrian noted that in Iraq, the coalition has shifted focus from training army elements to training police forces as an essential element to keep insurgents out of liberated territories.
Wonder if this will include Israel and Saudi Arabia???n God, what hypocrisy, but the MSM will eat this right up and feed it to the brain dead sheep who, in turn, will eat it right up and emit a burp of approval that America is the bastion, the shining star of freedom and democracy in the world.