Nigel Brooks wrote:
> <lakck3ot@nospam.net> wrote in message news:IOLMj.9762$gT3.5905@trndny02...
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>>In <8v2dnVQNUZpSGZ7VnZ2dnUVZ_oesnz2d@toastnet>, on 04/14/2008
>> at 09:22 AM, "Dr. James West, Ph.D." <nada@nobull.com> said:
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>>>Nigel Brooks wrote:
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>>>>T I L T
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>>>Son, you're an obsessive little shithead...mentally disturbed, and unable
>>>to directly address the issue.
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>>>fetch that, sissyboy
>>>;-)
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>>Yup. They refuse to address the points, because they are wrong and they
>>know it.
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>>The fact is certain units were at DEFCON 1 and the deception was so good,
>>that ever today no enemy has an accurate picture of what DEFCON 1
>>preparations look like. The most important point when you are looking at
>>nuclear war. And by the same token sending the army out with full gear
>>and no ammo, and calling it DEFCON 2, doesn't even give the enemy an
>>accurate view of what DEFCON 2 in the army looks like.
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>>...and the right wingers here are so dumb, they could not even be a good
>>enemy. Its why I call them dumbass grunts. Because its true. They prove
>>it all the time.
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> Actually Eddie Letourneau the fact is that NO units were at Defcon-1 during
> the Cuban Missile Crisis. The highest alert status ever achieved during
> that period by any unit of the United States Armed Forces was Defcon-2.
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> You are directed to the references previously given.
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> If you have any credible and verifiable information (other than your
> uninformed amateur opinion), kindly post the same.
Son, by definition, DEFCON 1 is "maximum readiness", DEFCON 2 is "less than maximum readiness".
You are naive to believe we were eyeball to eyeball in a nuclear war
confrontation with *every* military unit at "less than maximum readiness".
ya fuckin sissyboy moron
;-)
fetch, because I own you, son.
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