"These armchair pilots at Creech Air Force Base in Nevada never leave the air-conditioned comfort of their command center. Air Force pilots are employing remotely controlled fighter-bomber aircraft -- known in military parlance as unmanned aerial vehicles, or UAVs -- to fly combat missions over Afghanistan... Sitting in a virtual cockpit is not as exciting as flying a fighter jet, but unmanned attack-plane pilots can enjoy a normal workday schedule -- more or less.

'Seeing bad guys on the screen and watching them possibly get dispatched, and then going down to the Taco Bell for lunch, it's kind of surreal,' says Captain Matt Dean." -- CNN article

Isn't that nice? Just imagine this activity "outsourced" to a bunch of professional video-game junkies who don't even know (or care) who or what the targets really are, and are quite happy to "dispatch" them without a second thought. Like the "Islamic extremists" in this Afghan wedding party that were recently slaughtered. Now couple that with a command structure that is no longer accountable to anyone except a few pro-Zionist oligarchs and their lackeys in the sham U.S. government...

"Our nation is once again contending with an ideology that seeks to sow anger and hatred and despair -- the ideology of Islamic extremism. In today's struggle, we are once again facing evil men who despise freedom, and despise America, and aim to subject millions to their violent rule. And once again, our nation is called to defeat these adversaries -- and secure the peace for millions across the world. And once again, our enemies will be no match for the men and women of the United States Air Force." -- George W. Bush, 2008-05-28

There is nothing more dangerous than a true believer in a false religion, especially if his finger is on the launch button.