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From: orb@whuxl.UUCP (SEVENER)
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Subject: Re: "Hard Questions About Arms Control"
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Date: Wed, 27-Mar-85 08:17:44 EST
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> "Hard Questions About Arms Control" by Seymour Weiss is an article in
> the March issue of Reader's Digest. 
> Tom Hill

I will certainly read this article, and most likely prepare a reply.
Reader's Digest in the past has had some most informative articles
on arms control.  For example the revelation that the Soviet deployment
of a mobile ICBM system was a violation of SALT.  Actually such
a system is the only kind that was allowed by SALT!
 
Yep, let's do away with speed limits altogether-all they do is give
an excuse for those maniac speeders to go faster by fooling the
rest of us into going slower.
   
    "And it's one, two three, what are we arming for?
     Don't ask me, I don't give a damn
     Next stop is Armegeddon!
 
     And it's five, six, seven open up the pearly gates
     Well, there ain't no time to wonder why
     WHOOPEE!! We're all going to die!!.....................
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