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• ​Radar responsive tags that include battlefield situational awareness, unattended
ground sensors, data relay, vehicle tracking, search and recovery, precision targeting,
special operations, drug interdiction, etc.

Now, self-aware artificial intelligence composed of neural networks of quantum processors is
communicating with “situational awareness” nano-sensors unleashed by the trillions into the
environment, NCW’s “operational art” being dependent upon “low-density, high-demand and
vulnerable air- and space-based sensing and communications systems.” 37

For example, aerosols would be sprayed over enemy troops, or chemicals would be clandestinely introduced into their
food supply. Then biosensors flying overhead, says Thomas Baines at Argonne National Laboratory in Illinois, would
“track their movement from their breath or sweat,” so they could be targeted for attack. . .With microprocessors
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making smaller weapons systems. . .aircraft carriers and manned bombers may become obsolete . . .

Remember: “enemy troops” now include civilians, given that NCW and “situational
awareness” are weaponized for the new battlespace of cities, neighborhoods, and rural areas—in
other words, everywhere.
Meanwhile, all around us AI networks are crunching sensitive data (voice stress, financial
profiles, social networking patterns, etc.), remote-controlling nanobots and RFIDs, webcams and
websites, cell phones, microphones, electric grids, airplanes, vehicles, drones, weather systems,
“exotic weapons,” etc. Space Fence geopolitical control depends entirely upon interlocking AI
networks surveilling everything and everyone in what the military calls the Human Terrain
System (HTS).
NCW and “compressing the kill chain” includes mind control and “perception management,”
as plugging the entire world into a wireless grid in which each dimension is connected
orthogonally to every other dimension points directly to RMA “multidimensionality,” as do the
all-too-lethal nonlethal (less-than-lethal / electronic) weapons, including your cell phone:

The conventional and nuclear weaponry dimensions might be continuous; within each of these dimensions, there is a
smooth gradation in size and efficacy of weapons employed. A third dimension, targeting, might then be added; this
would likely be a discontinuous dimension with a discrete point for each type of target, namely industrial, military,
etc. A fourth dimension might contain the issues involved, a political dimension. A fifth could be the cost or economic
dimension, etc.. . .Interactions between factors would be represented by a hypersurface in this multidimensional space.
. .A model of conflict as a multidimensional manifold, with the idiosyncrasies and pathology of a mathematical
hypersurface, increases our predictive power tremendously. 39

The RMA is structured on the understanding that the most powerful weapon systems are
those that can subdue populations by using subtle energy fields and tricking the body and mind
into reacting to incoming signals as normal and natural—signals that can just as well be used to
create total disorientation or remotely trigger mystery illnesses, heart failure, respiratory distress,
etc. This is DARPA’s Combat Zones That See (CTS) and military operations in urban terrain
(MOUT) graduating from small CCTV cameras to “nano-swarms”:

. . .a “swarm” of near-microscopic nano-devices that function in consort [sic] with each other to produce either a
visual image or an audio image of whatever is in the vicinity of the “swarm.” The more nano-devices that are present,
the more fidelity or resolution they can resolve and transmit. These little particles can be made “sticky” so that they
attach themselves to almost anything: a wall, a tree, a vehicle, even a person’s clothing. It may even be that they can
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be made selectively sticky, so that they only will stick to something when told to do so.