I often find that when someone is loosing an argument or do not like what they are reading they often get personal as they have nothing to say.

All of what I have said is linked to world conflict and of which the so called missle shield is part. The US military industrial complex since WW2 has had to have a conflict to keep production going and Yanks in jobs and they do not care how many people they have to kill or countries (spelt correctly this time) they have to bomb or invade and lay waste. The USA is the most evil country of earth.

No need to reply StG and "HAVE A NICE DAY".

If you can't differentiate between 1991 use of missile shields in Israel and what we now know about the Hussein regime I can't be arsed talking with you. The topic is "Australian Missile Defense Shield". Lets discuss the pro's and con's of the concept through its use in history, or examples of current missile defence shields...but if you're gonna ramble on about 'whatever' and attempt to give me the boring old "I'm a tried and tested regular at debating sites" snore line...don't bother. I've argued this line with people with more talent than you. It bores me.

Cletus?, is THAT you?. lol

Will somebody who enjoys war please whisper in John Howard's ear that the best way to have our own Nuclear Weapons would best be served by installing Nuclear Power Stations one in each city for starters.
Canberra alongside Parliament. Sydney alongside the opera house this will be an icon as one of the wonders of the world. Melbourne in the middle where we hold the Formula One races. Hobart harbour alongside the Test Cricket Ground. Perth not in the heart of the City of course but between Fremantle and Perth at Peppermint Grove if the Council oppose it then it will have to be at the top of Kings Park by the War memorial. Port Douglas would be a nice tourist attraction to have a Nuclear reactor in a position of pride of place. Nuclear Waste could be buried close to Darwin. Neighbours our childrens friends victims of emissions Strotium B 90
My family lived very close to Bradwell Nuclear Power Station in Essex and we were part of a Community that campaigned for the closure because of the tremendous amount of various type of cancer deaths that was unexplained especially with school children. Friends of the Earth local Residents Associations and Labour Party Branches were finally successful. (Campaigners and local residents today (Thursday 28 March 2002) welcomed the closure of Bradwell nuclear power station in Essex. The station is due to be shut for decommissioning on Easter Sunday, after 40 years operation. Friends of the Earth today called on the Government to rule out the building of another nuclear power station on the site and to encourage investment in renewable energy, such as wind power instead.) We are all interested to know that if John Howard and his Government has intentions of expanding uranium mining this would be a disaster for us all because this would mean that we would be condoning nuclear power and subsequently nuclear weapons. We cannot guarantee that China or Russia would not give uranium or plutonium to Iran.