We got your back IAF boys and gals...carpet bom bing of a few runways in pak pak pakaak...?


Its not everyday that we get to hear that the pests have a "hold" of technology...in today's time drone attacks are a problem that we had foreseen a millennia ago when we were creating them and testing them...in the wrong hands and with a bad bent of mind these creatures can cause a lot of mischief...we need to understand a way to track these little ones locally...I had suggested to choms once that a simple way would be to listen in to the oscillators banging away in a local listening post...or well many local listening posts around the area needing protection...this is because the electronics guiding this stupid thing cannot live without the clock...and that thing NEVER stops :) the reason we were insisting on these things having a NAVIC interface with a credit card like packet processing response time was that we could track the ones that were genuine enough, to keep them in the air...while taking out all those without a proper UID...problem isn't that they cant be handled in a skillful manner...problem isn't even that they are autonomous at times so they are not under ground control...problem is that signal processing needs to take a forefront in todays times to tackle the ones with bad intent...there are many many ways to track incoming...sonic signature...heat signatures...local radar pings...oscillator signatures...and so many more...I guess the idiots on the other side of the border didn't get it that the air strike was approved waaaay before it was actually done...and if we can hit balakot...i think the chuts need to really evaluate using a bunch of idiot drones to irritate us...they have already lost three wars over irritating us...if they need another lesson in bombing air bases we would be more than glad to help them understand how it is done...waiting for the firang's to clear out of their neighbor's in the north...once that air space is clear of their need...I think we could have a happy ending to what is already a good start...or as mother Russia would say...thanks for another country...and muchos muchos gracias for the upcoming arms sales in that country...in case you had any doubts or questions...we got your back :) or if you choose to open up the back of the hercules to confirm if we are really there...! to which I just smile and nod my head...or was it...been there done that...I forget :)

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