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Re: US War Mongers are running out of oil
the dod's version of drill, drill, drill?Originally posted by Mega View Post -
Re: US War Mongers are running out of oil
that's why darpa is making a robot that feeds itself bio-fuel.Originally posted by metalman View Post
ttp://www.popsci.com/military-aviation-amp-space/article/2009-07/hungry-hungry-robot-not-man-eater-company-says
Darpa's Self-Feeding Sentry Robot is Not a Man-Eater, Company Protests
"We completely understand the public's concern about futuristic robots feeding on the human population, but that is not our mission," says CEOComment
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Re: US War Mongers are running out of oil
Pretty funny that the US military comes out with this at the same time that a major US oil company is selling long-life North American oil reserves and production to the Chinese...:pOriginally posted by goadam1 View Post
http://www.itulip.com/forums/showthr...57275#poststopComment
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Re: US War Mongers are running out of oil
Ha... I guess if the military runs out of corn/sugar they can feed it Muslims... though I guess Wikileak's staff will work in a pinch.Originally posted by goadam1 View PostComment
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Re: US War Mongers are running out of oil
"The Joint Operating Environment report paints a bleak picture of what can happen on occasions when there is serious economic upheaval. "One should not forget that the Great Depression spawned a number of totalitarian regimes that sought economic prosperity for their nations by ruthless conquest," it points out."
This is far different than today where
Operation
Iraqi
Liberation
was done to stop possible acts of terrorism and not to gain any sort of economic advantage.Comment
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