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| Thread ID: 50050 | 2004-10-08 20:18:00 | OT_The end is near. | metla (154) | Press F1 |
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| 279337 | 2004-10-10 02:51:00 | >"Question: Which has the better chance of stopping an Aussie F-111 bombing raid on Aukland, the Kiwi airforce or a flock of their beloved sheep? I might be wrong here, but an F111 wouldn't make it to NZ without in-air refuelling, and if they wanted to land here after dropping their load they'd have to find a runway not covered in sheep. The pitiful bomb load for an F111 would do less damages than a couple of good saturday night parties, and not even a half mad Aussie can land a plane with sheep all over the runway. We have a pretty much inexhaustable resource of mobile anti-F111 devices.:| Cheers Billy 8-{) :D |
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| 279338 | 2004-10-10 03:23:00 | Don't they have an aircraft carrier? | alphazulusixeightniner (185) | ||
| 279339 | 2004-10-10 08:05:00 | > > 1. Nations become secondary to huge corporations, > such as General Electric to which individuals will > owe allegiance ; or > > 2. A global economy emerges where laws, business, and > currency are standardised. This is likely to be an > amalgam of English and American law because it is so > widespread already. Nations will still be relevant, > just not as much as now. In the same way that we > loyally support Southland or Canterbury now. Option Two would be nice, Unfortunatly there will be a lot of Corporate instigated "Trade Block" scrapping first. I think you may need to add a little Chinese flavouring in there somewere. D. |
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