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Edit: After Pearl Harbor, the lines at the recruiting office stretched for miles with men (and now women) eager to fight for their country. If we were attacked, same thing would happen. We would win. We would crush the enemy under the soles of our jackboots. |
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ok how do we fight terrorism? ON THE HOMEFRONT!!!
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May 31st, 2004
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talking theoretically war could be won without any fight(or with little) -
possible scenarios in the US case: destruction of US economy.  descruction or jamming all communications- the US might is based on the huge military resources. But without comm. the war would be just lots of small battles that could be won even if you have focused the resources of a small country. still the most probable scenario that US loses a war is idf the rival has infantry with forcefield  
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May 31st, 2004
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You make very good points there. However, most of them are rather improbable. Not impossible, just improbable.
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May 31st, 2004
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On my opinion one good virus in major US systems could criple US for good
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May 31st, 2004
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Sounds like another movie.
Have you heard of the "Y2K" bug? The whole nation (or only ths ignoramous majority of it) was in panic because they thought at the turn of the millenium all the computer systems would fail and go nutso. Are our enemies smart enough to write a virus so advanced it could not be stopped, and totally cripple the most poerful country in the world? Doubt it. |
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May 31st, 2004
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It depenfd who is the enemy
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May 31st, 2004
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Ahhh Y2K
 My dad spent hours in an office building over Christams vacation helping the company figure the problem out. Not fun 
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