Guest Post by Martin Armstrong
It has been reported that China is selling its killer robots to the Middle East. These things will simply kill every human on the battlefield. This is clearly changing the face of warfare and the serious concern is that these things will one day be deployed in civil unrest situations. If we have machines that enforce laws or replace soldiers in battle, this is actually the greatest wish-list governments have had for centuries. The power of any government rests upon its military to back it. Make no mistake about this, the United States has also staged exercises using the military to launch an assault on American cities. Even the EU has been conducting military/police exercises in case of civil war breaks out inside Europe.
I have written many times that the playbook on using the military against civilians to protect the government goes back to the Nika Riots of 532 AD. There were two rival political factions in the empire, the Blues and the Greens, who started a riot in January 532AD during a chariot race in the hippodrome. The riots stemmed from many grievances, and the people set fire to many public buildings. They even proclaimed a new emperor, Hypatius. Unable to control the mob, Emperor Justinian and his officials prepared to flee. His wife, Theodora, spoke out against fleeing the capital. She took charge and ordered the loyal troops led by two reliable foreign officers outside of Constantinople, Belisarius and Mundus, to attack the demonstrators in the hippodrome located in the city. Troops inside Constantinople refused to attack their own people. The key was to use troops who were not local for they would defend the government and kill people they did not know. The lesson is you cannot use local troops who may not kill people they know, are family, or personal friends.
These new killer robots are the ultimate solution. This is how the government put down the Nika Riots and it remains the classic means to maintain power when confronted by civil unrest. This is in all government’s instruction manuals and why we should rethink standing armies – i.e., Venezuela.
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Well shit, there goes the electrical grid. Lot harder to maintain kill bots when all the logistics points have to rely on trucked in supplies (gas/diesel, etc). Lot harder to make that stuff when the grid is off or erratic.
The US already has a standing army. It’s called the police. Why do you think the police are militarized, given military equipment directly from the Pentagon to be used against civilians. Totally violating the Posse Comatatus Act or circumventing it at least. Why do you think there’s blue privilege in which the cop committing a crime receives little to no punishment for their crimes? So don’t be the pot calling Venezuela black.
We have a standing army AND the army of occupation (the police). Double threat to freedom and liberty.
What? No. The US has a standing Army and it’s called the US Army.
How many police do you think there are? According to wikipedia, there are 298 cops per 100,000 citizens. Most of them can’t shoot their way out of a paper bag. Most of them aren’t SWAT team members or highly-trained warriors. Considering there are 320,000,000+ people in the USA, and an estimated 975,305 cops, how do consider that an army? What’s more, they are not a monolithic entity, but thousands of different departments and levels of jurisdiction with no formal or unified standards. No unified arms, uniforms, training, leadership, etc. Not an army.
They’re hardly capable of keeping order now. How many cities have No-Go areas right now, when things are pretty good? My hometown had at least two. Note how hard it was for them to keep order in Ferguson a few years ago. Or the LA riots. Or the Dorner manhunt in California a few years ago. Hell, look at recent mass shootings. In all cases a fairly small group of people caused total chaos. Just look at that cop who cowered outside that florida school last year. That’s your “standing army.”
Sky Net is now self aware and views humans as infestation .
Or at least that’s how we are viewed and perceived by the ruling elites who will have dedicated just doing my job minions controlling the drones from a perceived safe distance .
The first time these units operate over US soil those controlling , commanding these mechanized robot cops will require instant deliberate neutralization .
Remember piano wire duct taped to an arrow can do a real number on heilo blade controls . Anybody remember that little VC trick .
Crude but effective !
Covert warfare is already underway , the US GOVERNMENT has declared war on a laundry list of issues that translate into warfare on American Citizens . This cannot end well for our once free Republic !
FORGET ME NOT
These idiots are using Terminator as a manual not a warning!
This is to the smart people out there: Hope you’re working on electronic countermeasures. Wire nets ain’t gonna do shit if you need to take down hundreds of these things at once.