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Rolo · 08-30-2003

Civilizations rise and fall - that is a never ending process... I´m sure in 100 years there will still be nukes, and probably even more powerful weapons, but I´m also sure that we will not have all of these totalitarian governments/civilizations, because they will self-destruct at some point in time. Some of these totalitarian governments will probably go out with a big bang, other will collapse from the inside.

I think it would be very wise to do *everything* in our power to prevent any of these totalitarian civilizations to get powerful weapons, because when they start their self-destruct process, then no one will able to predict the short term outcome.

08-30-2003	#4
Rolo Members Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Six Feet Under Posts: 2,150	Civilizations rise and fall - that is a never ending process... I´m sure in 100 years there will still be nukes, and probably even more powerful weapons, but I´m also sure that we will not have all of these totalitarian governments/civilizations, because they will self-destruct at some point in time. Some of these totalitarian governments will probably go out with a big bang, other will collapse from the inside. I think it would be very wise to do everything in our power to prevent any of these totalitarian civilizations to get powerful weapons, because when they start their self-destruct process, then no one will able to predict the short term outcome. __________________ "Chaos is the law of nature, order is the dream of man." ~Henry B. Adams (Historian) 1838-1918