Is not "what will be", is "what has been". This ship has sailed long time ago. "22000 bombs announced as 'surgical/smart' bombs in Irak and Kuwait fail to prot

Is not "what will be", is "what has been". This ship has sailed long time ago. "22000 bombs announced as 'surgical/smart' bombs in Irak and Kuwait fail to protect civils and to minimize collateral damage, creating much more destruction than in the happy advertisement" would be a good candidate.