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Quick question for non-Americans:	by slayer	2002-12-27 05:59:39
America violates it's treaties all the time	by migiizis	2002-12-27 06:40:24
Anything from this century? (n/t)	by slayer	2002-12-27 06:58:09
This century	by Trollax	2002-12-27 07:09:39
Missile defense... The US officially withdrew from the UN conventions against the militarisation of space to stop protests over their violation of it. The Star Wars II program is a violation of this treaty because the missiles themsleves, once in position could be used as an offensive technology. The US also helps Britain break it's own constitution by spying on British citizens and then giving the intel on supposed dissidents to british intelligence... Zoning regulations in the united states allow petrochemical byproducts to be reclassified as fertiliser provided they contain at set amount of "fertiliser" chemicals. To pay no mention of the byproducts. This is an EPA violation that gets by on a loophole... There are more but I don't have my reference material handy...
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Clarification	by Trollax	2002-12-27 07:11:17
Only two of those were treaties.	by slayer	2002-12-27 07:14:44
Missile Shield	by shadoman24	2002-12-27 07:21:34
ROFL	by Trollax	2002-12-27 07:26:12
The artillary system had no use in modern war.	by slayer	2002-12-27 07:26:56
you must be kidding	by spacefiddle	2002-12-27 07:44:51
You just HAD to get Microsloth in there, dincha?	by geminidomino2	2002-12-27 07:45:55
Thank the Gods...	by rapido75	2002-12-27 08:17:01
it practically wrote itself! ;) n/t	by spacefiddle	2002-12-27 09:07:06

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