Well, howdy there internet people? It's Bow again. So today we are going to talk about some news that occurred earlier in the month and see what we can infer from it in relation to a Biden administration policy and kind of go through

it and see where it leaves us because about two months ago the Biden administration announced the formalization of a

series of policy changes that it had made basically its first year in office and

they made it formal and the general tone of it is that, well, the

White House is making this decision now. And it related to the use of U.S. Special Operations or drone forces.

And the end result here was that those decisions now get made at the White House, and the goal was to limit civilian loss.

If you go back and watch that video I am openly skeptical of whether or not this is going to work.

Mainly because of whether or not this is going to work.

Mainly because drones are very tempting.

We have had a lot of policies over the years, none of them have been good.

The policy that the Biden administration laid out looks good on paper, but it has to be adhered

to to work.

So what happened?

In Syria there was a raid, special operations helicopter-born raid.

And there have been other raids since this policy went into effect.

However, this is the first one that based on all the information I have, really this is an ideal use of a drone that this would be

the moment to use one so what we can infer from that is that the White House is

actually taking this seriously and is perhaps even being more cautious

than they really have to be to limit civilian loss.

Their goal was almost zero,

is actually what they said their goal was.

And it looks like they're trying to stick to that.

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