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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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cantabb
- 05:55pm Oct 28, 2003 EST (#
15837 of 15842)
rshow55 - 03:30pm Oct 28, 2003 EST (# 15814 of
15817)
For the amount of work and expense the NYT
has gone to keeping me down - you could have solved my key
problems long ago. And they are problems a lot broader than
my own interest.
What do you think you were doing that NYT did NOT like ?
[Couldn't be the forum abuse which did in fact continue]. What
was it specifically that NYT was trying to keep you down for ?
Anything specific ? Any evidence ?
As I see it, YOU have been doing a pretty good job of
"keeping [yourself] down" -- You don't know what you are
doing; you are imagining non-existent people behind posters;
you are obsessed with conpiracies (without any obvious hint or
reason); you have NOT achieved anything of substance, despite
your outlandish claims; all you seem to be able to do is to
"search, save, file, retrieve and post and re-post" (the same
thing over and over); and you're too wrapped up in your
personal problems to be able to focus on anything else.
Given this, why would any one in the right mind spend an
iota of anything to try to do what you are doing quite
efficiently, by yourself ? All one could do is to sit and
watch.
Your delusion !
cantabb
- 06:13pm Oct 28, 2003 EST (#
15838 of 15842)
bluestar23 - 05:41pm Oct 28, 2003 EST (# 15836 of
15837)
Cantabb: Why don't you just be nice and do
what Jorian did for some peace and quiet ....
Only if I knew what !
You mean as in Jorian's last post? : "...I've been tempted
to find a pay phone and call your a$$ up and give you a
lecture you'd not soon forget, with the above information
featuring prominently in the subject matter. If I can remember
to do so when I'm on the road somewhere far from home, it may
happen yet. "
I'll continue to resond to comments directed to or about
me.
But he's the one who's trying to weave me in his conspiracy
theories. He's not looking for peace and quiet, despite his
plans to remain "quiet."
fredmoore
- 06:50pm Oct 28, 2003 EST (#
15839 of 15842)
"But he's the one who's trying to weave me in his
conspiracy theories. He's not looking for peace and quiet,
despite his plans to remain "quiet." "
Off with his REveramond head ... now where's me
nitting?
jorian319
- 06:57pm Oct 28, 2003 EST (#
15840 of 15842) The earth spin rate is slowing 2
msc/day as evidenced by the additon of a leap second every 500
days - James "I failed math" Nienhuis
as long as you can stand your ground,
making sure we hold you down
Cantabb got it. Why didn't you, Robert?
rshow55
- 06:57pm Oct 28, 2003 EST (#
15841 of 15842) Can we do a better job of finding
truth? YES. Click "rshow55" for some things Lchic and I have
done and worked for on this thread.
Let's see. My "conspiracy theory" is that some of you guys
work for The New York Times.
Well, it doesn't seem such a far-fetched notion.
If you don't - there may be some interesting stories
to tell in other ways.
Though I am impressed with this post from
Jorian319
" I do not work for, have no affiliation with and no
obligation to The New York Times."
Will that suffice? ***sheesh!*** You didn't believe me the
first time - what's different?
- - a cumulative mass of postings - including these:
http://forums.nytimes.com/webin/WebX?8@13.vTlPbdpASbQ.5427840@.f28e622/17526
http://forums.nytimes.com/webin/WebX?8@13.vTlPbdpASbQ.5427840@.f28e622/17358
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