Weaponizing the Pentagon’s Cyborg Insects Monday, Mar 31 2008
An interesting article by Nick Terse on the possible weaponization of artificially-controlled insects:
“Biological weapons delivered by cyborg insects. It sounds like a nightmare scenario straight out of the wilder realms of science fiction, but it could be a reality, if a current Pentagon project comes to fruition.
Right now, researchers are already growing insects with electronics inside them. They’re creating cyborg moths and flying beetles that can be remotely controlled. One day, the U.S. military may field squadrons of winged insect/machine hybrids with on-board audio, video or chemical sensors. These cyborg insects could conduct surveillance and reconnaissance missions on distant battlefields, in far-off caves, or maybe even in cities closer to home, and transmit detailed data back to their handlers at U.S. military bases.”
This is exactly the type of thing I’m afraid of. Weaponized, top-secret projects with no public oversight and billions of dollars behind them.
“or maybe even in cities closer to home”
for example to oppress the very people they are designed to protect, to assassinate political opponents, to create a technologically-enabled police state…
If the military can release their design methods for depleted Uranium rechargeable super batteries, the fuel crisis can be over as fast as battery cars can hit the roads. Why the hold-up? Is war with Iran a priority even above the fuel crisis?
Earwigs are occasional invaders that like moisture and feed on dead decay, so if you’ve a damp basement or have mulch or decaying materials around your foundation. Then that will be a conducive situation. Attempt getting rid of their problems and seal any feasible entry points, then it should get much better. Best pest control companies are generally the little mom and pop . They spend much more time with each home and prefer to maintain customers happy. I should know I personal one lol
I saw this crazy guys real cyborg insects a while back. He took real insects and turned them into real cyborg military creatures! Check them out
http://www.ubyka.com/ubykaarmy1.htm