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From: gjk@talcott.UUCP (Greg Kuperberg)
Newsgroups: net.politics
Subject: Re: Re: Re: Euromissiles (reply to Kuperberg)
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Date: Thu, 4-Apr-85 09:26:29 EST
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> First off, is that, beyond "nuclear
> shells" the U.S. and NATO forces do indeed have nuclear *missiles* in
> Europe and has had them there for some years.  Therefore it is false to
> argue that the Soviets have so many SS-20's etc. and we are only now
> deploying cruise missiles in response.  In fact, in part we are
> replacing *current* missile forces with more modern cruise missiles.
...
>            tim sevener   whuxl!orb

If you find 100 American missile warheads in Europe (that is, other than
the Pershing II's), I'll give you a cigar.  My source, which is the New
State of the World Atlas (by Michael Kildron and Ronald Segal, says that
there aren't that many warheads deployed in Europe by the U.S.
-- 
			Greg Kuperberg
		     harvard!talcott!gjk

"No Marxist can deny that the interests of socialism are higher than the
interests of the right of nations to self-determination." -Lenin, 1918