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      This is the latest generation of stealth.

     To give it false guidence they would have to know it was there.

Stealth doesn't make it invisible to radar, it just reduces the signature to make it less likely to see it. There are other ways to ascertain it's position, once you have a suspicion it's there. And once you've guessed it's approximate location, you can use radar to pinpoint it.

It shows up as a very small radar signature, which can be, if you're only casually scanning the area, easy to lose in the background "noise". If you suspect something is in a small area, you can concentrate your attention - and even increase the gain of the signal - to make a small, normally inconsequential, radar return easier to spot.

I'll bet they used the control signals for the drone to make a guess at it's location.

He was sent to Philadelphia to give the appearance that he would not prosecute Kluxers, and then he did not prosecute them. De La Beckwith stayed out of prison for a couple of decades longer.

Regardless of the fact that De La Beckwith was not involved in the crimes at Philadelphia, and also regardless of the fact that Reagan's administration prosecuted "Kluxers".

Yeah, that's a good movie.

"it does not take a major amount of skill to unload one."

You wouldn't think so but I had to show a police officer how to open up a Ruger Super Blackhawk revolver, and check it. I didn't comment, but I couldn't believe it.

I had one police officer who called another police officer to unload one of my Rugers one time.

He proceeded to chew her out after he arrived because 1) she had no reason to stop me and 2) she was an idiot.

I would imagine a rocket test or firing on a ship or that island might be likely. But exploding an A-bomb, no. They have never done that.

North Korea has exploded nuclear devices on 2006/10/09 and 2009/05/25.

Except for curling, which  I find amusing on occasion, and shown too rarely here in Miami to bore me.

Curling is a great game, which I only recently learned to appreciate. Pretty much every crappy little town in Minnesota has a curling team. There is a lot of planning and strategy in the game; I've heard it described as "slow motion chess on ice". ;-)

The problem is BT, from my vantage point, is that if abortion, as a reproductive control, is legal, how can we say that if you can't afford it, you can't use it?

Beer is legal. If I can't afford it, is the government required to keep me supplied?

  Are the employees and officers of Planned Parenthood well compensated?

Highest executive is about $400k. Many others are over $200K, and a large number over $100k.

  Can they be motivated by their carreer to defend and expand their company for the sake of career?

That's a given.

  Do they employ a lobbyist?

14 of them, actually. Also well paid.