Remember this:

Hunter-killer drones armed with Hellfire missiles are patrolling the Pentagon’s expanding global battlefields: It’s a scene right out of Terminator….

The skies of our world are filling with round-the-clock assassins. They will only evolve and proliferate. Of course, when we check ourselves out in the movies, we like to identify with John Connor, the human resister, the good guy of this planet, against the evil machines. Elsewhere, however, as we fight our drone wars ever more openly, as we field mechanical techno-terminators with all-seeing eyes and loose our missiles from thousands of miles away (“Hasta la Vista, Baby!”), we undoubtedly look like something other than a nation of John Connors to those living under the Predators. It may not matter if the joysticks and consoles on those advanced machines are somewhat antiquated; to others, we are now the terminators of the planet, implacable machine assassins.

So is this leftist anti-war agitprop or are drones really the wave of the future? A hint:

This year, the US Air Force will train more drone operators than fighter pilots, and last month, the service’s prestigious weapons school graduated its first group of students who know more about munitions for unmanned aerial vehicles than they do weapons for fighter jets.