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From: phil@brahms.amd.com (Phil Ngai)
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Subject: Re: GPS accuracy in wake of Desert Storm?
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Date: 30 Jan 91 23:27:01 GMT
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In article <1321@catnip.berkeley.ca.us> bandy@catnip.berkeley.ca.us (Gun Control is Hitting Your Target) writes:
|So, Henry, how do you know that Saddam already knows this?

Let's see, if Saddam doesn't have a GPS, it doesn't matter to him
how accurate the GPS he doesn't have is. If he does have a GPS,
it's not going to be hard to find out how accurate it is, assuming
he knows the coordinates of at least one location he has access to.

--
When someone drinks and drives and hurts someone, the abuser is blamed.
When someone drinks and handles a gun and hurts someone,
the media calls for a gun ban.