can jets fly themselves ?drones can

Thu Jul 21, 2011 9:49 am » by **Truthseeker**

so why are the us covert gov doing this so often they take the kill switch of a pilot ,did this start because some isralie pilots would not missile mobile phone targets in the past due to civillians deaths so the new breed of drown pilots spotty 6 year old kids thinking its just a new video game siting in a hanger with a tsa goon in army uniform grooming the future mass murders ,yes mass because one day there will be a big bang drown and take out a big population time will tell but who will give the order then who takes the crime the drown the boy who pulled the triger or the banker owned state .
who is the main master pulling the trigers the pope the president the king or the queen or a general well is it the sluggs the bilderbergs the beohmium sluggs or the bankers the crooks or is it poor jpmorgan or rotsshields or just an out of controll state trying to kill anything it can not controll .
is the future drown armies have we not seen this from a film in the late 70s or did they try telling us our future as always they do .

Thu Jul 21, 2011 9:53 am » by **Truthseeker**

Did Iran Just Shoot Down a U.S. Stealth Drone?

By wmw_admin on July 21, 2011
David Axe – Wired.com July 20, 2011

For the third time this year, Iran is claiming it shot down an American robot warplane trying to snoop on Tehran’s nuclear facilities. “An unmanned U.S. spy plane flying over the holy city of Qom near the uranium enrichment Fordu site was shot down by the Revolutionary Guards’ air-defense units,” lawmaker Ali Aghazadeh Dafsari told Iranian state television.

As with all “news” reports coming from Tehran’s official media apparatus, it’s wise to take Dafsari’s claim with a grain of salt. Notably, no one is showing off any fresh wreckage of an American robot — a popular pastime in other countries where drones have gone down.

That said, there’s reason to believe Dafsari — and reason to believe the drone in question is one of a small fleet of radar-evading ‘bots the Pentagon saves for the most important, and difficult, missions. That would make the latest U.S. drone casualty the first stealth robot to be shot down, that we know of.

That’s a lot of “ifs,” to be sure. But in the world of secret aircraft, a little conjecture is sometimes all you’ve got.

Again if true, Dafsari’s tale of a downed U.S. drone is further evidence of America’s escalating global drone campaign. While lethal strikes by U.S. Unmanned Aerial Vehicles in Afghanistan and Pakistan grab the most headlines, American drones are also busy tracking Somali insurgents and pirates, Yemeni terrorists, Latin American drug runners and the forces of Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi, among others, in addition to allegedly spying on Iran.

The Pentagon has been planning for years to eventually replace many, if not most, of its human-piloted planes with flying robots. But the mounting evidence of worldwide U.S. drone operations means our unmanned future is here, today.

Iran claims its nuke program is strictly for peaceful purposes. Most foreign observers believe it’s aimed at producing nuclear weapons. While the Pentagon readies special nuke-busting weapons, satellites and human spies are surely hard at work gathering data on Iranian enrichment sites and other nuke facilities. There’s little reason to doubt U.S. — and possibly Israeli — UAVs are on the job, too.

Indeed, that’s one possible role for the U.S. Air Force’s secretive RQ-170 (pictured), a stealthy, flying-wing UAV first spotted in Kandahar, Afghanistan in 2007. The Air Force copped to the RQ-170’s existence in 2009, making it the first acknowledged, operational stealth drone.

The “Beast of Kandahar,” as Bill Sweetman dubbed it, reportedly helped guide U.S. Special Forces towards Osama Bin Laden’s Pakistan compound back in May. The radar-evading ‘bot has also been sighted in South Korea, from where it possibly spied on North Korea’s nukes. Phil Finnegan, a UAV analyst at the Teal Group, told Air Force Times the RQ-170 could be doing the same thing over Iran, too.

So if it was a stealthy Beast that Iran shot down, why hasn’t Tehran proudly showed off photos of the smoldering wreckage? It’s possible that the RQ-170 comes equipped with a self-destruct mechanism specifically intended to prevent just such a propaganda coup. We know some drones have these kill-switches, because occasionally robot operators accidentally flip them spotty kids used for killing in mass is the same as grooming by a fagin type thing that as no value of life one day the master might become the prey ,does history not do this look at serbia today usa the future is bleek if fagins run the state dont let them pick your pockets and alow you to be used because you are good at playing games ,the games they play kill and destroy you and there prey .

Thu Jul 21, 2011 9:57 am » by **Truthseeker**

kids play games with lives in gazza.
Gaza Under Attack From A Swarm Of Drones

By wmw_admin on July 19, 2011
Scoop – July 19, 2011

The whole of Gaza City is under air attack with Israel Defense Force (IDF) drones and other aircraft roaming the skies firing rockets and dropping bombs on the Palestinian population.

For Scoop, Julie Webb-Pullman reports that there are swarms of strike aircraft: “There was at least one explosion, then sirens. I can still hear drones , more sirens, lots of sirens, more explosions.”

From one vantage point, she can see a lot of smoke emitting from near Gaza City’s university.

From her rooftop, Julie Webb-Pullman reports: “It looks like a massive airstrike – the city of Gaza is under a pall of acrid smoke. The drones still droning. I can’t tell where the strikes were, but definitely in the middle of town, as well as further out.”

She said one air-strike was “close-ish but when I went on the roof I saw the whole city is under a pall – the drones are still going, every so often there are More sirens.

“They sound like they’re to the south-east of Gaza City, and to the north,” Julie Webb-Pullman reports.

There appears to be an intensifying strategy being deployed by the IDF, should a rocket or an improvised explosive device be lobbed at Israel from inside the Palestinian Territories, then there is a strong retaliatory response.

“There have been strikes every day after none for several months, and on Sunday night the IDF dropped leaflets warning anyone coming within 300 meters of the border would be shot.

“There does seem to be a ratcheting up of activity from both sides – now there appear to be two militant group, neither of them Hamas, firing home-made rockets into Israel.

“They have not wounded or killed anyone at all – yet – but the Israelis have responded with their usual disproportion, injuring many and destroying a lot of civilian property,” Julie Webb-Pullman reports.
Background:

United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) has just cut back on the aid provided to Palestinian people. This is placing added pressure on the population in Gaza as 80% are dependent on that aid.

The weather is also relentlessly hot, with frequent power cuts and no clean water, making daily life really hard for ordinary people.

There is a distinct Israeli pressure on the Palestine Authority and Hamas not to unify, and not to seek recognition of a Palestinian State at the United Nations General Assembly in September – they have only given the Palestine Authority 50% of the money for salaries for public servants, so they are creating an explosive situation that Israel can then use to justify attacking, arresting, and doing whatever they please to Palestinians.

Source do the kids playing with drones realise one day they might become the prey .

Thu Jul 21, 2011 10:22 am » by **Pitchke**

jets have autopilot...