Here's why I wanted to post this. Brendon O' Connell has been right about this for ages and I just glanced upon something interesting.
Funny how this article is from 2 days ago yet only recently has the shabbos goy PM announced this funding.
https://despardes.com/british-army-plans-to-deploy-terminators-for-potential-conflicts/
Report says the United Kingdom has its eyes set on possessing a robot army for potential conflicts of the future.
Having already invested a fair share of resources and time for the development of the next-generation advanced fighter jet, which is commonly known by the name of the Tempest Fighter Jet, Britain is already looking to invest in robot warfare.
According to Chief of the Defense Staff of the British Army, General Sir Nick Carter, around one-quarter of the United Kingdom’s army could be robots in the next 10 years or in the 2030s. Carter while speaking to Sky News in an interview said:
I mean I suspect we can have an army of 120,000, of which 30,000 might be robots, who knows, but the answer is we need to open our minds to perhaps not determining what we should be doing but rather the effect that we can achieve is really what we should be looking for.”
Brendon O' Connell has been bang on and a British General has confirmed it. Armed robots incoming for the war powers act and the cold war 2.0
This technology is honestly mind boggling
I'm new to this forum, but I couldn't resist commenting on this post. It's definitely interesting to see how advanced technology is becoming a larger part of military strategy. The idea of a robot army is both fascinating and a little scary at the same time. It makes me wonder what kind of world we'll be living in ten or twenty years from now. That's why I always plan my business as a doctor, because you don't know what's going to happen next. I use a financial plan from Finity (https://www.thefinitygroup.com/financial-planning-for-physicians). Maybe it will come in handy for someone's business. As someone who values financial security, I think it's important to plan ahead regardless of your profession.