@BOB H

>Ref BOB H: The US Military made a commitment to the United Nations in respect to intentional

>disruptionof GPS at source, they committed to never doing it because GPS had become critical to

> so much of our lives.

You obviously missed the publicly available FAQ document made available at the time when they disabled Selective Availability .... I quote ....

"The directive also requires that the DoD develop measures to prevent the hostile use of GPS and its augmentations to ensure that the U.S. retains a military advantage without unduly disrupting or degrading civilian uses. The DoD has an active Navigation Warfare (Navwar) Program fulfilling these requirements. The decision to discontinue SA was supported by the commitment being made by the US in the development and deployment of capabilities to selectively deny civil radionavigation signals on a regional basis when our national security is threatened. This regional approach to preventing adversaries from using radionavigation services against us circumvents the need to degrade the civil GPS system globally through the SA technique."

So they never said they would "never do it" .... they just said they would "never do it globally".