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Oh, forgot about that - never mind!

[correction to a previous nutty post]
Of course we need to have Senate Debates, and public discussion regarding exactly when (precise to the microsecond) any incoming North Korean missiles should be rendered harmless. We obviously do not want to make an error which could jeopardize our fine relations with the glorious leader and the people of North Korea.

Therefore I propose a 10 year, multidisciplinary study. representatives of the UN and all major NGO's should be given preferential seating on the various committees.

We must determine the potential impact to maritime flora and fauna in the event of a possible interception over the sea.

Furthermore, environmental impact studies will need to be made to ensure that no plant or animal life on land is endangered. Additionally, we must identify "safe zones of impact" and the necessary reaction times in order to ensure that any interception of an errant missile can in no way endanger an environmentally sensitive area.

Since the potential exists that an errant missile could impact any where within the northern Pacific - representatives of all major and minor Islands must also be involved in the discussions.

The first meeting of the commission should take place in Rio de Janeiro. Additional meetings will be held in Rome, Paris, London, and aboard the Queen Mary II (during a tour of the potentially affected regions).

The costs for this 10 year study will be financed by the US Government. Invoices shall be sent and payments are due monthly. A special UN Account, managed by Kojo Annan, will be established to handle the financial matters of the study.

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