This would be completely legal under international law, yes? And putting active duty soldiers in civilian hotels is a violation, correct? I heard they were dressed as civilians too, so that’s just straight up perfidy
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Yes but 
some of the easiest espionage work in the world is getting civilians in Gulf states to report on the movements of US occupiers
For real. Watching all these videos of US bases getting hit and the locals are all cheering.
US military hides itself among civilian infrastructure because it uses human shields.
based, get their asses
no sleep til you get home, demons
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John Kiriakou mentions a lot about how the U.S. soldiers stay in hotels
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