| PLEX86 | ||
XBOX 360 2646Which is an indication these things still exist. The administration of the country was patterned after Stalin and the Nazis. In order to control each and every citizen, there has to be tons of paper documenting all actions of everybody. A UN inspection would show up at a building that collected all of the paper and find not a single scrap of paper. There was no paper trail. Actually, it does the opposite. There should have been the pieces found. I haven't heard anything about pieces. There is no such thing as a phaser gun which will transform solids to light with no residue. No. How does your country and business keep those who screw up out. Oh, good grief. There is so much work that needs to be done in Iraq. The infrastructure maintenance has been non-existent for two decades. Iraq used to be famous for its canal (IOW, irrigation) system. Tons of tourists want to see Iraqi art, architecture, businesses, schools, etc. Archaeologists are dying for access. Historians are also waiting. I have no knowledge about crafts in Iraq nor if that knowledge still exists. Since Turkey does textiles and Afghanistan does textiles, I buttume that there is textile knowledge. That can be tapped and used to increase prosperity. They are still starving for containers; there is lots of franchise opportunities. People keep ignoring the importance of containers. Housewives will kill for them. Stores have a need for them. So there are all kinds of tasks to do that these scientists, mechanics, and truckers can do.
Now you're being specious again??? I understand that. I also understand the work flows involved in these complex systems.
Sure. But this technique only worked for the 3-day measles; it was not done for the 2-week measles nor small pox nor the plague. XBOX 360 2647 How is it an indication of existence? I'm not sure that that's how they operated. Even the GDR's record-keeping of all activities and informants reports didn't help them avoid... BAH
|
||||
Alt Folklore Computers from Newsgroups The #1 Usenet Provider on the Internet
|
||||