DARPA eying adaptable, scalable networks to help soldiers communicate

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Andrew @ Nov 4th 2007 4:32AM

Wake me up when they start making headway in the foreign diplomacy department.

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Matt H. @ Nov 4th 2007 5:38AM

Pfffft... "Diplomacy" There is no room for such hippy non-sense in The War On Terror! (or TWOT for short;)

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I thought it was The War Against Terror....(I'll let you do the abbreviating), which is what I really think that is what it should be called.

"...you go to war with, declare war on, fight war against..." shay7

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Dan Jensen @ Nov 4th 2007 12:34PM

Um, the purpose of the military is to kill people and break things. DARPA helps them achieve that end. Now, if the headline said "state department eying adaptable communication.." then your comment wouldn't sound so left-winged and ignorant.

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Matt H. @ Nov 4th 2007 8:16PM

I thought the role of the military was to achieve peace... I know thats what I served for.
Maybe I'm wrong though, because if the military ever reached that goal they'd put themselves out of work.

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