What happens when they start showing up within our borders (USA)?Colossal wrote:I view drones as the evolution of war. They are a cost effective substitute to some cockamamie, protracted (and unwinnable) ground war or large scale/permanent occupations.
One went zipping over my house a couple years ago, at dusk early in December. Blinking orange light and noiseless. No other "normal" nav lights. Didn't take it for a UFO so I called someone who knows someone - and back came the answer, "well you have an Air Force base only 12 miles away, they're probably testing some sort of drone." The direction my little blinkin buddy was taking was straight toward the AFB.
All sorts of surveillance drones being developed now, down to the size of a bird and soon enough, a bug. How you gonna like it when some alphabet soup agency is peering through your windows nevermind watching you doing whatever outdoors. No I haven't been hanging out with tsutt... this sort of thing has been reported as upcoming technology in Scientific American as well as other news sources since the new millenium began.
FWIW I've also seen cruise missiles thru the window of the tour bus whilst zipping thru southern California desert highway near 29 Palms. It is the Navy test area after all. You gotta pay attention, they're quick but unmistakeable - just like Tom's photo above.
Roger THAT. But let's all try to get along anyway. Put down the guns n bombs and let's dig the music & food.Escalation is the price of 7 billion people all trying to fit where 1 billion should be.