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To: Senor VS who wrote (1994)	7/25/1998 11:52:00 PM
From: JPR	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12475

Ravi: On the suggestion of my wife, I got in to BRCM and got burnt. That one experience will keep me out IPOs for sometime to come. I will keep eyes open. JPR

To: Senor VS who wrote (1994)	7/26/1998 10:35:00 AM
From: JPR	Respond to of 12475

Ravi: Simple solutions for a high-tech problems Low-tech delivery system for high-tech weapons A Barrel of Laughs and a cart chock full of nuclear weapons "On the scientists' agenda: a bomb which can fit into a cart," the magazine reported. "Such a bomb could be camouflaged and smuggled across the border, and activated with a remote device only if India decides to deploy nuclear weapons against an adversary." search.nytimes.com John Burns of NYTimes writes an article about Delivery Systems for the Nuclear weapons. He assumes from his journalistic investigative prowess, that Indians are telling him like it is. Indians give quick and sincere answers to the enquiring mind just to get them off their tails and mislead them in a true militray strategy. He does not understand that the Devious Hindu Mind <GGG>, recently experienced and admitted by US Intelligence, is not going to reveal what the Indians have up their sleeves. The delivery system could be a cart, a suit case, a rice bag, a cashew nut barrel, a cereal box, a diaper bag, baby carriage, Ravana's effigy <GGG>or anything that simple or may be a very sophisticated delivery system. A good piece of reporting for a Sunday morning laughter. JPR