At that point, New Delhi may have to look beyond barbed wire and bullets.
And the few people old enough to remember the concrete, barbed wire and bullets of the real thing stood well back, looking a little uneasy about this Silicon Valley marketing department's blue-sky reworking of history.
"But we have an obligation to ease the host taxpayers' burden by holding our conclaves in places where the expense of tanks, concrete barriers, barbed wire and dumdum bullets can be kept to the absolute minimum".
The mechanism for this is pretty cool: a leaky coax "wire travelling alongside the bullet train track from which signals can be sent and received wirelessly".
Thanks to extraordinary camera work and the technical wonders of modern cinematography, we're not only watching a battle on a vast and rolling field in France; we're on the field, crawling under barbed wire, dodging cannonballs and bullets, and praying we won't be sprayed with poison gas.
Soldiers go through some practice combat, crawling through barbed wires with live bullets whistling over their heads, dynamite detonated in craters as the men neared them.
Gego makes a small grid from jigsaw blades; Mona Hatoum a big one from barbed wire; Cornelia Parker another from bullet lead turned into thin wiring.
As he is shooting, sparks explode off the pole — probably from a bullet hitting the wires — and concrete dust bursts out in in several places.
Adorned with rusted military gear such as bullets, helmets and barbed wire, the sign bore the words "Isonzo Front" in several languages.
Police, standing behind concrete barriers and looping razor wire, launched tear gas canisters, rubber bullets and beanbag and sponge rounds, and drenched protesters with fire hoses in the subfreezing temperatures.
