Re:
Van Chocstraw
> Whatever happened to the X-33 and low cost to orbit
> space technology?
>
Iraq and Afghanistan is where the billions of dollars went.
BradGuth
wrote:
You mean trillions, and still counting by the billions.
~ BG
Derek Lyons
<nothing of consequence>
That's even more drug addled than your usual rantings.
D.
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tunderbar
wrote:
The bailout, health care and the Copenhagen Treaty will kill off the
rest of the US economy.
Brian Gaff
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"Jonathan" <Ho...@Again.net> wrote in message
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> Forgot the flippin title
>
Ouroboros Rex
> economy...
One might think you guys are alarmists. lol
Brian Gaff
military person?
Its always seemed to me that the military want to do their own thing, but in
this case I wonder if its doing it fairly secretly as there is no real
safety ethos at all, and when/if they do man it, it will be a bit like the
shuttle in its safety provision.
I cannot help wondering though if they are not misreading the public mood
here. Although you need safety features etc, it is rather a hazard of the
job to be at risk when you go to pilot a cutting edge vehicle. Nobody is
pulling the wool over eyes of anyone.
Brian
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"Jonathan" <Ho...@Again.net> wrote in message
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> "Brian Gaff" <Bri...@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:_yYHm.1339$Ym4....@text.news.virginmedia.com...
>> Well maybe they forgot where they put the prototype.
>
>
> You mean this one? Scheduled for launch next April?
>
> Air Force's Secretive Space Plane
> Nears Maiden Voyage
> Oct 22. Space.com
>
> "You would think that an unpiloted space plane built to rocket
> spaceward from Florida atop an Atlas booster, circle the planet
> for an extended time, then land on autopilot on a California
> runway would be big news. But for the U.S. Air Force X-37B
> project - seemingly, mum's the word."
> http://news.yahoo.com/s/space/20091022/sc_space/airforcessecretivespaceplanenearsmaidenvoyage
Derek Lyons
>Well did you also notice that the nasa committee on science was chaired by a
>military person?
So? A position like that needs to have a lot of skills other than
just 'being a scientist'. Not that being a military person and being
a scientist are mutually exclusive.
>Its always seemed to me that the military want to do their own thing, but in
>this case I wonder if its doing it fairly secretly as there is no real
>safety ethos at all, and when/if they do man it, it will be a bit like the
>shuttle in its safety provision.
What leads you to the mistaken belief the military has no safety
ethos?
>I cannot help wondering though if they are not misreading the public mood
>here. Although you need safety features etc, it is rather a hazard of the
>job to be at risk when you go to pilot a cutting edge vehicle. Nobody is
>pulling the wool over eyes of anyone.
I cannot at all parse your meaning here.
David E. Powell
Stimulus makes it look like a fart in a tornado
BradGuth
The stimulus is another directly related cost and/or consequence of
those bogus wars.
~ BG
harry
The USA needs perpetual war to keep it's (war) economy going.
(Similar to the Nazis pre-WW2) The Russians finally gave up (for
now), so a new "enemy" needed to be found.
Muslims fitted the bill nicely.
Eric Chomko
> On Nov 5, 1:47 am, BradGuth <bradg...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > On Nov 4, 9:30 am, "David E. Powell" <David_Powell3...@msn.com> wrote:
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> > > On Nov 3, 1:50 am, BradGuth <bradg...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > > On Nov 2, 6:39 pm, Van Chocstraw <boobooililili...@roadrunner.com>
> > > > wrote:
>
> > > > > Jonathan wrote:
> > > > > > Whatever happened to the X-33 and low cost to orbit
> > > > > > space technology?
>
> > > > > Iraq and Afghanistan is where the billions of dollars went.
>
> > > > You mean trillions, and still counting by the billions.
>
> > > > ~ BG
>
> > > Stimulus makes it look like a fart in a tornado
>
> > The stimulus is another directly related cost and/or consequence of
> > those bogus wars.
>
> > ~ BG
>
> The USA needs perpetual war to keep it's (war) economy going.
Sad thing really.
> (Similar to the Nazis pre-WW2) The Russians finally gave up (for
> now), so a new "enemy" needed to be found.
> Muslims fitted the bill nicely.
Let's just hope that the term 'petroeuro' never becomes part of the
vernacular.
David E. Powell
coughBULLSHITcough
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac anyone?
Bogus war in Afghanistan after Sept. 11? You're a loon and worth no
further bother. Idiot.
BradGuth
Petrocurrency has kept our mutually perpetrated cold-war economy going
and going like the Energizer Bunny, and at first them Russians needed
it worse than we did. It's also called marketeering and/or insider
trading, as well as hording. 6400% inflation in 64 years isn't by
accident or via natural causes.
btw, Iraq oil still can be bulk loaded at as little as $1/barrel,
whereas everything else is profit. Our bogus war made certain that
its artificial value never drops below $50/barrel (at least that was
the plan going in).
~ BG
BradGuth
Your 'petroeuro' or petrocurrency is noted.
Because of folks exactly like yourself, the stimulus loot became
another directly related cost and/or consequence of those bogus wars.
One thing does lead to another, and another. Without 9/11 we'd be
paying less than $1.50/gallon, we'd be trillions in the black and
those Zionist Nazi Rothschilds would still be trillionaires.
~ BG
BradGuth
Petrocurrency and bogus wars that have cost us trillions, and having
cost the world even more / Brad Guth
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crude oil can be replaced in the US with coal to gasoline plants.
the trouble with crude oil is sending all of our wealth to other
countries like the mid east.........