London Missile Sites Approved By Judge For Olympic Protection

Missiles (Photo Credit: Almay)

This is a follow up to the July 6, 2012 article "A New Way Of Looking At The British Missile Defense System For The Olympics." A judge in Britain has approved the request of the Ministry of Defense, regarding installing a missile site in Bow, East London, as a protective measure for the 2012 Olympic games.

Building in east London housing flats

Residents of the building the missiles are being installed on, filed a lawsuit objecting to their presence. The request was denied, leading to the group withdrawing their complaint. Cheer up. Look at the bright side. There will be added protection for the Olympic games and you can brag to friends over dinner that you are so hot the government installed heat seeking missiles on your roof (get the joke?).

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A New Way Of Looking At The British Missile Defense System For The Olympics

Missiles (Photo Credit: Almay)

A few Britons have filed a lawsuit against the government, namely the Ministry of Defense, for placing highly visible, high velocity Starstreak missiles on the roof of their building in east London, as a protection measure for the Olympics. However, the people involved are looking at this situation the wrong way. 

 

Building in east London housing flats

If it were me, I'd use the situation to my advantage, by hanging a sign over my front door with the words "If you break into my property and eat my McVitties, I will nuke the living daylights out of you." You see, it's all in how you look at it. Lemons to lemonade, people, lemons to lemonade.

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