You could use a USB drive that you only ever plug in to open the password manager. It's not the most secure option but it's a bit better than no key file at all.
Who needs to constantly watch what you're doing when the data can simply be collected and then used against you at a later time without your consent?
Also, what happens when laws change and suddenly your daily habits seem suspect? When it's possible to figure out what people were together at a certain time and place, the government has unrivaled power and we've seen how that plays out multiple times. See: literally any Edward Snowden interview.
If you are genuinely arguing that you would be undisturbed by the future you put forward, I am uninterested in your opinion on anything regarding privacy or freedom.
Depends on what their loadouts look like but probably the second option. 100 drones is a lot of small targets and I'm not quite certain F16s have the numbers of missiles. I could be wrong though.
Boutta go downvote every single post! Thanks for the heads up!