When military arsenals fill up with the most perilous detested genocidal weapons of massive devastation the most logical conclusion is all out wars, whether hot or cold or precision targeted or not.
Dear Ones,
Armed drones were added to surveillance drones during the G.W. Bush administration. Israel who is uptight over fear that Iran may nuke them has enough atomic bombs and missiles to inflame Earth but also armed drones. The religion of this Persian-Muslim nation doesn't allow for nuclear bombs. They have always said they have no intention of making them, what goes against their doctrines and faith.
Dear Ones,
Regarding militant capability, inequality and injustice for some but not for others, always ends up in wars. But again, no nation in the modern world should be allowed to manufacture, store and export these demonic arms that are killing youths (trained to kill), innocent children and the environment we depend upon for life.
Right now the CIA and the Pentagon are in charge of the executive office, with the CIA at least hitting their drone targets with more accuracy than the five sided building on the Hill. But that's like saying, "At least your obese dog doesn't smell."
Secret predator drones need to come out of the hangers so the public that pays for them knows what's going on regarding accidental deaths of non-combatants, with the military using the euphemism as "collateral damage" that sounds as innocuous as "baggage loss" on airplanes."
These drone strikes of assassination, whether tactic or strategical, are rarely taken in to consideration of all the deadly repercussions that people suffer out of sight, out of mind.
Some say that those manning the strikes have no negative affects, but this isn't true. They also commit suicide and have nightmares from what they see on screens, mutilate and burning bodies of humans and animals that they kill with a push of the button–shell shock.
Bombs in today's world are obsolete since the greatest fear that any nation has are cyber attacks.
"You can bomb the world into pieces, but you can't bomb it into peace.–Michael Franti, leader of Spearhead musicians
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