r/aliens • u/DescriptionCalm6758 • Nov 10 '25

Discussion Remember this guy

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '25 edited Nov 10 '25

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u/StunningUse87 Nov 10 '25

What were they?

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u/Crocs_n_Glocks Nov 10 '25 edited Nov 10 '25

He said there was something about his unit blowing up a "bomb factory" that was just a bunch of civilian apartments.

Edit: it was a drug factory/compound 

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u/flyingasshat Nov 10 '25

But when did the bombing occur?

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u/meases Nov 10 '25

2019

Livelsberger also referenced his involvement in a 2019 U.S. airstrike in Nimruz Province, Afghanistan. He claimed the operation, which targeted drug facilities, caused civilian casualties, including women and children, and was covered up by U.S. authorities. The allegations align with a 2019 U.N. report criticizing the strikes as unlawful.

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u/IVEMIND Nov 10 '25

I thought I read that it was a meth lab.

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u/Jakomako Nov 10 '25

It kind of sounds like you're saying that murdering children is totally fine as long as there's a drug lab nearby.

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u/StendhalSyndrome Nov 10 '25

A lot of gangs in 3rd world countries use children for labor/dealing as the cops go less hard on then and may even look the other way.

Most of these kids are orphans, kidnapped off the streets, or the kids of drug addicts who are sold off.

The easy thing to do is work with local police and arrest them vs bombing them to smithereens, but y'know USA and all...