Nobody gives a toss about the use of hand grenades or mines, and yet the recent chip shortage due to covid has highlighted some irrefutable facts. One drone wi

Nobody gives a toss about the use of hand grenades or mines, and yet the recent chip shortage due to covid has highlighted some irrefutable facts. One drone with a cpu, toroidal props for increased range, speed and silence, and a range of onboard sensors are far better at attacking target objects than SAS soldiers dug into a ditch for several days trying to remain down wind of a dog. In other words, lithium ion batteries mean drones can be dug in for longer observing or waiting to assassinate than biological robots aka the military. That changes the window of opportunity despite all the current surveillance methods in place today, like our computers, mobile phones, bank accounts, payment cards and loyalty cards, whilst also pleasing some of the animal rights group, who havent bought the so called free press lies through omission.