Assassination Programs - Putin vs. Obama

One of Putin's alleged assassinations is back in the news:

A British inquiry into the high-profile case of Alexander Litvinenko, a Russian former Federal Security Service (FSB) officer poisoned in London in 2006, concluded that he was murdered by two Russians, “probably” following FSB instructions that were “probably” approved by President Vladimir Putin, the report by retired High Court judge Robert Owen, published in London on Thursday, said.

You can read the rest @
http://www.themoscowtimes.com/news/article/british-inquiry-finds-putin-probably-approved-litvinenko-murder/556453.html

Contrast that with the hundreds (if not thousands) of people Obama ad-Dajjal has assassinated:

US drone operators are inflicting heavy civilian casualties and have developed an institutional culture callous to the death of children and other innocents, four former operators said at a press briefing today in New York.

The killings, part of the Obama administration’s targeted assassination program, are aiding terrorist recruitment and thus undermining the program’s goal of eliminating such fighters, the veterans added. Drone operators refer to children as “fun-size terrorists” and liken killing them to “cutting the grass before it grows too long,” said one of the operators, Michael Haas, a former senior airman in the Air Force.

You can read the rest @
https://theintercept.com/2015/11/19/former-drone-operators-say-they-were-horrified-by-cruelty-of-assassination-program/

Is this not a case of the pot calling the kettle black? How can we possibly think we stand on a higher moral ground than Putin?

By the way, I urge you to read Litvinenko's book Blowing Up Russia. It contains compelling evidence that the Moscow apartment bombings in 1999 were carried out by the FSB and not by Chechens. The story is very similar to what happened in the US on 9/11, in that it claims a government killed its own people as a prelude to war with "terrorists".

Should this be the case, it is additional evidence that Russian and US leaders think alike and use similar methods to get what they want.