And still you wriggle, not being straight up honest. Here, you attempt to avoid addressing the fact that you pretended that drone strikes were killing thousands of civilians, when they were killing enemy combatants, in the main. You then compared that military toll to Obama's actual civilian toll (and fuck knows why you have a hard on for Obama, he was as complicit as you can get with the Chabad Jew Agenda) and used that apples and oranges comparison to fuel your rant against Trump (because, orange man bad). Then, when confronted by someone who took the time to check your spammed sources (a tactic used to overwhelm the other with meaningless data), you then spam more data, presumably hoping I wouldn't read the data that showed.... somewhere between 0 and 2 children dead and somewhere between 3 and 10 civilians dead, in 127 drone strikes. Hmm, not supporting your original theory.

So, to the spreadsheet. Wait a minute, are 2018, 2019 and 2020 almost free of drone strikes, why, yes they are. Almost as if it took a bit of time for the Military to start following the orders its exec hated so much (and are documented in saying that they misinformed the president about, in acts of pure treason)

Somalia? ooh, those figures look bad. But wait. 0 civilian causalities. Ah, that's right Somalia is a hotbed of violent murderers, hell bent of killing.

In fact, Afghanistan is the only place that supports your theory, a little, with a pick up of attacks, and 697 dead civilians during Trump's presidency. Reading the disclaimer:

There were 1071 US strikes in 2016, according to figures given to the Bureau by the US military. The Bureau had recorded between 617 and 622 strikes. The remaining strikes were added to the database, which now shows a significantly higher number of strikes for 2016 compared to 2015. In October 2016, Reuters reported there had been around 500 US strikes in 2015. There's also been breaks in our access to the official military data. See the notes in the yearly strike totals for more information.

So it looks like things picked up there in the last year of Obama's presidency, although the data from his time is ... incomplete, so again, we can't really make a comparison.

On another note, Trump pulled out, and there is currently a transfer of power occurring in Afghanistan, but that's really an aside.

Put very simply, the data does not support your claims.

You'd have more success if you picked a fact. established reality, and then debated it, instead of hysterically misrepresenting facts, then moving goalposts and dismissing issues like a demented speed addict.