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    Missile Defense

Technology has always found its greatest consumer in a nation's war and defense efforts. Since the last attempts at a "Star Wars" defense system, has technology changed considerably enough to make the latest Missile Defense initiatives more successful? Can such an application of science be successful? Is a militarized space inevitable, necessary or impossible?

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bluestar23 - 09:37pm Oct 6, 2003 EST (# 14468 of 14512)

I see showalter is still going on about gisterme, everyone here is an VIP or a secret worker for NYT......so delusional, his "work" here...the thread is being "noticed".....

lchic - 09:40pm Oct 6, 2003 EST (# 14469 of 14512)
~~~~ It got understood and exposed ~~~~

Loons play an important role in American Culture :

    6 of 6 people (Amazon) found the following review helpful:
The Legend of the Loon, June 3, 2000

Reviewer: X from Michigan

    The legend of the Loon by Kathy-Jo Wargin is another one of her great legends. Although it doesn't specifically mention Michigan it certainly could be. The grandmother becomes concerned when her grandchildren go out in a boat and are late coming back. The children are lost and finally find their way back by following the loon. Grandma turned into the loon to show them the way back to safety. Great for older kids, although our younger ones enjoy the story as well.
Begs the question - if a poster here were 'the loon', and had that poster concerns about the safety of the childen of the world (many grown-up), then, were the advise of 'the loon' to be followed ... would it be a safer world for all.

Stories - should get told more often!

What's the story of 'the cold war' ... how did it affect 'the children (many of whom were grown-ups) ... why did it happen ... has it stopped .... yet? ... No! ... Why not? Was it a scary story? Is it still scary?

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bluestar23 - 09:41pm Oct 6, 2003 EST (# 14470 of 14512)

We need allies in the battle against showalter....I have put out the word.... new reinforcements will arrive for the fight...

bluestar23 - 09:45pm Oct 6, 2003 EST (# 14471 of 14512)

The lack of enforcement by the Moderators has given Showalter the firm belief that they are aiding him in his "work"....thereby making everything worse....

lchic - 09:46pm Oct 6, 2003 EST (# 14472 of 14512)
~~~~ It got understood and exposed ~~~~

Plugged 'cold war' into Amazon.com

Almost 200 pages

* 1 - 10 of 1946

1946 items therein - a vintage year for a vintage crop

cantabb - 09:49pm Oct 6, 2003 EST (# 14473 of 14512)

lchic - 09:40pm Oct 6, 2003 EST (# 14469 of 14471)

Loons play an important role in American Culture :

6 of 6 people (Amazon) found the following review helpful: The Legend of the Loon, June 3, 2000 Reviewer: X from Michigan .........

Begs the question - if a poster here were 'the loon', and had that poster concerns about the safety of the childen of the world (many grown-up), then, were the advise of 'the loon' to be followed ... would it be a safer world for all. Stories - should get told more often!

The premise itself: Loony !

What's the story of 'the cold war' ... how did it affect 'the children (many of whom were grown-ups) ... why did it happen ... has it stopped .... yet? ... No! ... Why not? Was it a scary story? Is it still scary?

Is this how you "connect the dots" ?

No wonder !

lchic - 09:50pm Oct 6, 2003 EST (# 14474 of 14512)
~~~~ It got understood and exposed ~~~~

Americans are fond of High School reunions .... oh here's a note on bluestar ...

    'Forever gushing-up to his teachers - hand raised - 'Sir! Sir!'
to be totally ignored and dismissed for his senseless 'tittle-tattle'

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