This link has no category, but if we consider that cults exploit social stress when pulling recruits, should we be looking for new cults in reaction to this strange new world of robotic war?

[www.globalresearch.ca]

a quote:

“We’ve reached a turning point in the history of war, and maybe in humanity,” says Peter Singer, director of defence studies at the Brookings Institution and author of Wired for War , which chronicles the shift to robotic warfare. There were only a handful of drones in the inventory when the US invaded Iraq in 2003, Singer says. “Today there are more than 7,000 airborne drones, and some 12,000 ground-based robots . . . Very soon there will be tens of thousands.”