for the sake of the constitution i think no police forces should be able to use this technology but that's just my opinion. the slippery slope doesn't only concern the use made of these machines. technological evolutions give these weapons more and more sophisticated capabilities. to see ram is a cannon that destroys missiles while they're flying. it

is fully automated and decides to shoot by itself. we can turn the machine on we can turn the machine off while the machine is operating we can stop it but when you have a missile coming in your reaction time is what i call mid course were okra you have less than a second to decide and if you're wrong you've not only killed yourself but all your friends and soldiers around you. autonomy is the new wave it is the word in the mouth of every specialist these robots are they some skill that they will eventually become independent and execute missions without human input.

no sharky is a professor of robotics field university in the u.k. . he knows what military researchers are preparing. what concerns me most about the drones is not the fight not the currently. in the loop drones but it's the future plans towards autonomy and the means drones that work on their own select their own targets and kill them and this seems that these are going to be required in the future if you're fighting a sophisticated force because the first thing they will do is to jam all the signals so you want feedback coming back you won't be able to control your drones etc so most restarting much aware of this and they need states road map since two thousand and four been discussing the idea of the next stage from money in the loop to man on the loop to about a year ago i was at an international law conference and they're all these

international lawyers arguing back and forth and one of them was the. general counsel for the u.s. air force and he said we would never ever work on armed autonomous systems because that would violate the law we would never ever do something like that and all the lawyers that's right that's right that's right and a couple days later i was at our office of naval research and we were laughing about it because i was meeting with a couple scientists who were working on our top of the systems this isn't science fiction things out of the future we're working on this right now. and indeed the x. forty seven b. is finishing its trials and will be operational in twenty fifteen. it's a supersonic drone completely autonomous which will be able to decide by itself whether to shoot down a target or not. but

there's there's worse than that there's a program by darpa which is still in the early stages of testing but testing has been done and that's the t.v. to program and there's a jet called the fold can and that has been tested at twenty two thousand kilometers per hour and that's not supersonic that is hypersonic now the im of this program is that the united states will be able to have an armed combat plan anywhere on the planet within a thirty minute when do so anywhere on this planet they can get to instantly well thirty minutes and be ready combat ready within the time flying from the united states and that's very worrying because that what that means is the united states border zone is not the whole rest of the planet that is the united states.

it's that close last step in the industrialization in the in the industrial revolution is to industrialize warfare make it really clean see a factory of death we're robots can go and completely destroy and kill with like people really being unfolds much. but the really big change in the overall history of war is we went from fighting inside machines to fighting an outsider machines that we went from having to zero robotic systems in the u.s. military to now we have more than seven thousand of them and this is only the start

that there were only a couple of countries dabbling with unmanned systems to now more than fifty countries around the world whether it's the u.s. the u.k. france germany israel russia china australia pakistan iran that all of them shoved into this robotics field to me that's what powers. me please can you even been like our resistance is building up against proliferation is there any amen and somalia i speak out on behalf of those innocent victims they deserve an apology from you mr brand yeah well how many people are you willing medea benjamin is used to shock actions people here in the pacifist militant is addressing paul brennan the then anti terrorist in chief for obama the drone strikes i speak out on behalf of al you will run out of walking sixteen year old born in denver he'll be

a bit just because his father was like i speak on behalf of the constitution on behalf of the rule of law i love my country. but i don't like oh my. god. man full of activists want to raise awareness of new dangers linked to the unstoppable rise of drones in military operations. in the suburbs of las vegas media has gathered her pacifist militants to prepare a new operation and taunt weapons manufacturers. that's what this administration has said that capturing people is messy you don't know where the put them you don't know what kind of trial to give them what do you do if they're

innocent killing them easy if they're innocent well too bad too late. for. the wounds of nine eleven can never be healed. hunt and kill bin laden was a. huge success for the obama administration. but the president never managed to close guantanamo prison. the closing of guantanamo the first major pledge from the man who received the nobel peace prize a couple of weeks after entering the white house. even with all the efforts of his team obama never managed to obtain a trial for the prisoners so that they can be found guilty or innocent and sentenced or sent home. they remain locked up in the judicial limbo of the american enclave in cuba. it's fascinating to me when i first broke through the

door seared throughout the doors in america against one time a we were told by the right wing there is a you should have legal rights for terrorists and if you insist on legal rights rule just kill them and i thought that was all for then but one of the ironies and it's a very sad irony. when he opposed one ton of and he was right to oppose it of course is that he's replaced detention without trial with execution without trial and he just kills people know and the idea that the intelligence that america has before they kill someone is better than the intelligence they have as they lock someone up for ten years and one time i was just silly so we can be pretty certain that the people they kill are randomly inappropriate as the people they put in run time at. executions without trial now replace arbitrary detention. hearing where.

there are. no right. now in. all of this robotic stuff shows that if they can build it they will build it even if it's on why is to build it and so that's why we're trying to see. hey we need to stop developing this stuff just good we can build something doesn't mean we should build it. because it's not just making the robots it's making the little sensors making all the components of that the go right these fares and said what are you going to do when when the wars are over you know couldn't it's many of these and they all say with a laugh all of them that i've spoken to say we'll just start another war. because they were just a ploy to roll first unit closer to the soldiers fully trained in afghanistan. than a fly in for i think forty five missions

a day. that many others reckon about seventy hours a day they're going to have any chills or do you know. they say if you're safe to say your first and gave us. what's your feeling there are a good specialist writers. do you think manufacturers don't have any responsibility once was a religious. nutters. tastes are going to get. there from. the pride of a weapon manufacturer when the dead pile up it means they have a quality product. the. last light over the fair

last action by the anti drones night falls over vegas and the party is over. it's time for us to pass through the looking glass and discover the reality in pakistan. plug right along the same plug search tree limb and i bring the jerk play on our reporters when they're in the against the leg length of a in the leg or some other lead.

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choose be access to your office. pakistan an ally of the united states yet still exposed every week to american drone bombings. that ackbar is a lawyer who decided to fight drones through a justice. he has been prosecuting american people involved in the kill chain for two years. by giving them compensation what we're doing is we're trying to bring the people who are in tribal areas into the mainstream system that they believe want to do shows that build courts and get them justice that they do not have to kill to get justice just like america is killing

people illegally to get justice for whatever happened to them. his most significant action was to prosecute the head of the cia in islamabad forcing the spy to leave the country. despite his escape has no intention of giving up. the judgment comes in our favor what it means that we will be having international arrest warrants against this person who was directly involved in drug trade. medea benjamin supports as odd and brought a group of american pacifists to discuss what was nearest our representatives. was here a stand is the pakistani province bordering afghanistan a location that proves to be its curse. persuaded these tribal chiefs to come and testify about their morning to these americans who is bombs and missiles they fear

every day what are those who were killed in this strike seventy march two thousand and eleven in that strike there were about fifty. people reported killed all civilians and the larger number of people killed was dr elders which is odd opens the dialogue and translates for both parties dispute but the cultural divide remains obvious because doing this we would be for you just the business secondly they're quite intimidated by the cameras and so many customers and so many women as well that's why there's no like on her knees avoid eye contact and just start really with an production run it should look like. i don't. know you have like like an eigenvalue look at them but there will be a whiting i conduct i would because this is a. tribal real showing respect to women than to keep their eyes nor. the first reason that i came here is to offer my apologies as a citizen of the united states for what my country has done to your lives that is

a very small thing. but it is what i can do. secondly i would like to ask you gentleman if you had a drone what would you do with that study you're going to my god i'm not a side drone out there but i'm i'm going to go on but later on the cia i want to also see an obama white house but as i would miss i have been saying look i think. we're saying that if we have drawn him they are going to mark. that you know which part just wasn't. answering the coalition zadan medea a march to was here a stand is progressively organized. and . there soon reunited with clive stafford smith

a lawyer specialized in the defense of inmates of guantanamo. to trans illegals and arrested trying to. legal there's nothing illegal about the drug salute there's no war between pakistan and its ally the united states so everything that's happening here is illegal this letter is the threshold for going to the united states so dramatically because no american gets in danger and i'm the only american rather few americans ever that are all many of us within a thousand most of us are stuck there and so there's no danger to the natural states people are sitting in nevada playing video games with the lives of people in reserve startled and that's not what threshold in a united states wouldn't send up sixteen dollars into reserves time they couldn't do that politically but they can do it with drones and that's what makes this thing search for them is amazing the fact that we are here we made it this far we feel that we have helped raise the issue internationally and we're very excited out

there like. soon several hundred vehicles follow the crowd to an impressive gathering. imran khan a national celebrity leads the event a candidate for the next presidential election. and moran is a very popular character in pakistan and his bid should not be dismissed this is why he is taking a firm stance against drones with the intention of making a clear difference from the tepid reactions of the incumbent power. i think of it was the right to turn it off it will. be on the off all of the. parties on behalf of the car just on we want to thank you we want to thank all of you all really very. big part is the always really that is. why i think i think i've. now pakistan is

a shadow theatre. its authority is complain about this. franks but never do anything serious such as calling for the united nations to stop them. if this ruse. and if america or anyone else in the world was flying a drone over your hometown and they were firing missiles at anybody that would be will go three in the french air force would shoot things down in a heartbeat and you know when the pakistan government says they're doing everything they can you know it's not true and you don't know quite what their motivations are and i daresay that quite complex as to read that some are just afraid of the americans get so much money from the americans that they don't want to do anything i had one come to say one of the pakistani elite who honestly said to me that the

americans give us so much money that you know what's three thousand people and reservist you know they can kill that many then kill more if they want and this is unbelievably horrible attitude and i'm not saying that by all pakistanis and government i think there are some honest people who are opposed to it but they've got to do a lot more than that during their lists of all the drones are killing some militants . again that qualifier for us to say that this people these people be killing and so defense because they have some crazy thoughts in their mind although they're unable to do anything against registered which is thousands of miles away from what is thought or was it a stunt but in our sort of defense we want to kill them because they have bad dreams about us it's as silly as. the number of attacks in pakistan is already diminishing but even if medea and her friends were

successful other drones will soon take the stage. this industry benefited heavily from the iraqi and afghanistan wars its new goal is to bring back the machines tested on the battlefield so that tomorrow in the skies of western democracies they can secure border lines and fight against criminals and terrorists lobbyists are working full regime to persuade public opinion to learn to love the drones which will soon fly above our urban areas hello henry quiet. and but. we want to welcome you to the buck mckeon and henry choir are the two representatives delegated by the drone industry to sell their machines to american congressman we face a new reality of increased violence along our southern border associated with the illegal traffic of the all purpose drone is coming next to your house the drug traffic illegal immigration protests anti-social behavior it keeps an eye on

everyone i. want to. read. the question with drones with robotics and law enforcement is really not. if question should or shouldn't worry is it wise to use them this way it's an inevitability. increase which a temple devoted to god a second that has been erected at the end of the runway. candice de priestess. performs ceremonies devoted to peace. while predators pass endlessly above her head.

soon to be sold all around the world predators have already won their war. the war to make acceptable the delivery of death sentences anywhere around the world as seen fit by a faceless executioner. call the predators. how popular are they we watch them all the time so i see all of that taken out and those people like living by these machines and nobody cares but when they do the. military or civilian humanity will soon learn to live under the eyes of drones citizens of a democratic country you can certainly hope for

a few legal guarantees. citizens of a weak state or a zone declared enemies by super powers. your fate will quickly be decided to strike united states policies which is achieved exactly the opposite of its stated goal so its stated goal is to reduce extremism instead every time you kill someone your creates another group of people or. when you increase extremism but it doesn't just do that and resist. you know we did the thing that's difficult apparently the pentagon to understand is there's no one in reservist on who could possibly threaten the united states but if you go killing people in this hypocritical way what you do is you and you get people all around the world including in america and indeed the times square bomber if you recall said that the reason he wanted to blow up a bomb in times square was the drones campaign in pakistan so we are exporting terrorism to the united states and europe in

a way that they couldn't possibly do otherwise it's the most ridiculous policy ever so you have so-called homegrown terrorists in britain in america who are so angry that they don't have to come from brazil or stand as they were ready in britain and they then do terrible things that.

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