Saw a tv special which talked about Russia almost launching a full scale attack against the US. The US would always hold war games in Germany involving NATO, of course the Russians would monitor all of this. The war games were in full swing and NATO was launching all out attack on Russia. The Russians had a computerized system that monitored airspace and this system was fooled by solar flares. Together with the NATO info and the solar flares which showed up as a full scale US missile attack the Russians computer system was ordering an all out attack on the US. One Russian officer shut it down because he thought something was wrong. In a few minutes when no missiles hit Russia he knew he was right. The Russians rewarded his common sense by booting him out of the service. He single handedly stopped the destruction of the world and look what he got.
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