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To: cosmicforce who wrote (30638)	10/1/2001 8:57:06 PM
From: TimF	Read Replies (1) of 82486

Threre are major technical hurdles, but they can be overcome. Esp, if you are talking about just the ability to stop small strikes or stop most of a larger strike (allowing devastation to come through but not enough to destroy the country, as horrible as 20mil dead would be its a lot better then 250mil dead). This is particularly true if you can afford to spend a lot more on defense then your opponents can on offense. There are also treaty problems with all these systems. The treaty includes a provision to withdraw from it with notice (I think 6 months is the required notice) Tim

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