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dDec 17th, 2008 - 13:54:29

Gaiacomm International to develop Defeat IED technology


Gaiacomm International will develop Counter (defeat) IED technology for the US Military to be used in Iraq, Afghanistan and other conflict zones. This technology is currently classified because of its accurate nature of detection. When deployed it will be able to detect and disable any device in the ground, on person (suicide bombers), inside vehicle or building's within a determined range, also classified. Soldiers are dying thus, the emphasis on accurate detection. Other technologies currently in the field simply do not operate as planned, thus the need for Gaiacomm's technology.
Gaiacomm also designs arcane electromagnetic weapons systems for use in large areas of complete destruction.
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HomelanderDec 19th, 2008 - 08:24:43

Hey d,

Keep it classified.

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Dan PasternakDec 20th, 2008 - 22:51:46

I think that matter is dense space.

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SP4: could beDec 21st, 2008 - 18:47:31

...I was reading about Cosmic String theory and, if correct, the Universe is something like a giant flat surface, with another flat surface next to it, and wherever there is matter, the one 'membrane' warps, or bends, via attraction or whatever towards the other one. Some of these theories are remarkable.

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