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To: long-gone who wrote (11697)5/15/1998 6:45:00 PM
From: John Mansfield  Read Replies (2) of 116856
 
Y2k and security

'As an American living in Japan for the past 17 years, I am profoundly
disturbed by the global political, economic and military implications of the
Y2K problem. One key stabilizing element in the present global socio-
economic order is America's military superiority, and this superiority is
highly dependent on date-sensitive computers. America's military and
intelligence agencies are the most computer-dependent in the world, and
solving the Y2K problem will probably be even more difficult in the military
and intelligence sectors than in others, due to the pervasiveness of
esoteric, antiquated programming languages and hardware, and also due to the
tremendous emphasis on secrecy. Because both of these factors can only
retard the Y2K repair process in these crucial sectors, it seems likely that
America's national security will be significantly compromised by the Y2K
problem.'
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