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There's another reason we see...

Posted by Steve O on April 24, 2013 at 13:06:37:
... 1000s of Jack clones in the "Tet" as #49 makes his entrance. Recall when Morgan Freeman recounts the story of the takeover of Earth by the aliens that the army that actually does the work is composed of thousands and thousands of Jack clones. This was found to be very demoralizing to the citizens of earth: the enemy appeared to be an astronaut hero. We see the remnants of the invading army and/or a future clean-up army and/or technician replacements.

FWIW, I found the "Tet" to be a far too blatant ripoff of the STNG Borg thing. A simple tetrahedron vs a cube? Puhleeze.