that seemed to be directed at Taylor. ""Wait it's legit National Snake Day?!?!? They have holidays for everybody, I mean everything these days!" she wrote. In response, theinternet flooded targeted killings of “suspected terrorists” through the use of drone warfare have become part and parcel of American foreign policy. Thanks to the deliberately vague wording of the AUMF, targeted killings are not contained within traditional areas of armed conflict, do not adequately distinguish between combatant and civilian, and can happen anywhere in the world. to ask for her blessing regarding his reference to her in the song "Famous." The clip sparked a huge scandal, since Taylor had said that she hadn't been informed about the lyric in which Kayne called her "that b*tch" before the song's release;she later doubled down on thatin a statement posted to Instagram. “When the secret programs were revealed — for example, by journalists reporting on Edward Snowden’s disclosures — the public and policy makers repeatedly supported reining in those programs to protect privacy, impose more judicial oversight, and ensure greater transparency,” Hina Shamsi, director of the ACLU’s National Security Project, tellsTeen Vogue