According to Unicef and the head of Save the Children in Syria, in Syria there is a new secret command station hidden in five villages close to al-Habit, well-protected by the armed groups and protected by Turkey. “If it’s a chemical attack in our area, then we will do our duty,” he says, while the drone flies overhead.ĭrone strikes, in Syria and beyond, have destroyed 20 schools and hospitals since the war began. “We are preparing for various scenarios,” Air Force Commander Major General Salah Bassal tells me. I am someone who will rail against this abuse, and I have the right to do so. The earth has already, in the eyes of consumers, been desecrated. The challenge facing these divinities is to find their way back to the pantheon of heaven, and they will not do so by irritating their customers. Their demigods rebel, but at a price: they are not the gods anymore. In fact, they will not settle for anything less. Their demands might be temporary today, when they look to high quality digital products, they look for something that does not break after a few days. The customers of fossil fuels require constant management. But the wind’s service is costlier than that provided by stable banks. No longer does it dawdle along the roads, where the peasants might grab a few moments to admire its majesty well-heeled investors and the wealthy in their comfortable homes can, on tap, experience magnificent associations. It has, in fact, displaced the other demigods of the classical West for the role of capital formation god. The wind, long considered to be a foe of epic narratives-confounding itinerants with wihtout providing adequate compensation wheeding settlers away from the place they will call home, and so on-has now become an ally.
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