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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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manjumicha
- 08:28pm Jan 3, 2003 EST (#
7302 of 7314)
Not to worry....mazza's MD force will be up and running in
no time and US can get back into the position of being able to
"yell and scream" preemptive nuclear strike again....and those
NKs will quitely and calmly accept the supremacy of US power
and kow-tow just like everybody else......not to worry,
really.
manjumicha
- 08:30pm Jan 3, 2003 EST (#
7303 of 7314)
Alaska...what a bargain...those Russians must be sick to
their stomach everytime they think about how their drunken
king sold it for a dime
manjumicha
- 08:33pm Jan 3, 2003 EST (#
7304 of 7314)
And I see you have been obsessing with my comment regaring
nuke-tipped NK silkworms.....no big deal about that, either.
Last time I checked with mazza, he assured me that the aegies
system can easily shoot down the silkworms, sunburns, frogs,
and whatever else might be flying out of NK shores or
ships.....so I am pretty relaxed about it now...please ignore
my earlier ignorant comments about NK threats, etc. Silly me,
really.
mazza9
- 08:51pm Jan 3, 2003 EST (#
7305 of 7314) "Quae cum ita sunt" Caesar's Gallic
Commentaries
manuchica:
Please don't go puttin' words in my mouth.
"Last time I checked with mazza, he assured me that the
aegies system can easily shoot down the silkworms, sunburns,
frogs, and whatever else might be flying out of NK shores or
ships..."
What I said was the Aggies have a new coach! Indeed, I have
no idea what an aegies system is. Are you still hung over from
New Years?
AEGIS?
manjumicha
- 08:59pm Jan 3, 2003 EST (#
7306 of 7314)
mazza
New Year's hung-over has been manageable, thank you. Btw, I
wouldn't dream of putting words in your mouth, it being so
"full of them" already.....
So, what's is hot and new in our "monkey" business, chaps !
lunarchick
- 10:58pm Jan 3, 2003 EST (#
7307 of 7314)
rshow55
1/3/03 7:59pm
lunarchick
- 11:06pm Jan 3, 2003 EST (#
7308 of 7314)
Bush here looks at a 50% cut in dividend
taxes and some employment/health relief ... whereas the
Democrats focus on reductions in payements of payroll tax for
middle and lower income earners.
A question to ask is what is, and why was, payroll tax
introduced -- has it served it's purpose, had it's day?
If it related to the shedding of labour for
automation-robotic process line assemblies .... then should
that tax be used at all in the one-one (peopled) service
industries?
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