Independence Day
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:30:00
- How did you do that?
- I gave it a cold.

:30:05
l gave it a virus. A computer virus.
:30:09
Are you telling us you can send out a signal
that will disable all their shields?

:30:13
Just like they used our satellites against us,
we can use their own signal against them.

:30:19
lf we plant a virus into that mother ship,
:30:22
it's gonna filter down
into all the corresponding ships below.

:30:26
I'm sorry. I don't understand. How exactly
do we infect the mother ship with this virus?

:30:33
We're... We're gonna
:30:36
have to... fly their alien craft
out of our atmosphere and dock with it.

:30:41
We can enter here,
as shown in these satellite photos.

:30:44
We then upload the virus, set off
some kind of explosion which'll disable it.

:30:49
That'll disorient the smaller ships below
and that could buy you some time to...

:30:56
to take 'em... take 'em out. Take 'em down.
:30:59
Do your... Do your stuff.
:31:02
- This is ridiculous!
- How long would their shields be down?

:31:07
Eh... I dunno. A matter of minutes.
:31:10
You want us to coordinate a counterstrike
with a window of a few minutes?

:31:15
- With shields down, it might be possible.
- Oh, please!

:31:19
We don't have the manpower or the resources
to launch that kind of a campaign!

:31:23
Not to mention
that this whole cockamamie plan

:31:25
depends on a machine that no one
in this world is qualified to operate.

:31:31
l wouldn't say that, sir.
:31:32
I've seen them in action.
I'm aware of their manoeuvring capabilities.

:31:37
With your permission, General,
I'd like the opportunity to try.

:31:41
That thing is a wreck.
:31:44
lt crash-landed in the '50s.
We don't even know if it's capable of flying!

:31:48
Jim, remove the clamps.

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