A View from Afar – In this podcast, political scientist Paul Buchanan and Selwyn Manning discuss two issues: the evolution of new generation attack drones; and the COP26 meeting in Glasgow this week. Specifically, Buchanan and Manning unpack:
Whether Geopolitics has railroaded a broad-based consensus of climate interventionism
Why Russia and China abandoned the Cop26 multilateral forum?
How mostly developed nations state the take away agreements help address climate change, and how Greenpeace and many other environment groups say fundamental problems remain with how developed nations address the climate change challenge.
ALSO: We discuss the latest in the evolution of high-tech militarised attack drones. What can we now expect to see? And, how will countries defend themselves against AI driven attacks?
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China doesn’t give a flying shit about playing a part in climate, because it has it all worked out. You see, if you can reduce the world population down to 1 Billion, then the whole climate issue resolves itself. Drones with genetically targeted viruses should do the trick. Tricks the Chinese are developing right now.
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