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Beebeeshsee trolls kick off space week with luddites

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Oct 5, 2014, 6:41:14 AM10/5/14
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Beebeeshsee trolls kicks off space week with luddites
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What a bunch of *fscking* trolls wasting tax payer money!!!

Neary every one stacking the panel is a luddite
and arguing space exploration is a waste of money.

The questionair at the bottom of the screen is a leading question:
"is space exploration a waste of money?

It should have been written: "how much wealth is created doing
space exploration"


UK alone reaps 10 billion pounds for its 0.4 billion investment.

US the ratio is 8:1 benefit.

India, the benefit is so much higher for the 45 million spent going
to Mars because they already signing billion dollar deals with USA.

Minimum 20:1 there, so more money gets made than spent.


The trolls in beebeeshee have wasted tax payer money hiring
socialites to talk about subjects they don't have a brain
to comprehend with.

More reasons to break up the bbshee and send them packing
and earn their living like all other channels
by becoming more relevant with less time and money
for their white elephantine trolling operations.

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Oct 5, 2014, 7:18:41 AM10/5/14
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Just watching the troll fest again:

It seems one of the hired bbshee trolls *believed* a $45 million probe
has gone out into space taking the $45 million with it
never to return!!!!

BWAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAA!!!!

WHAT A *FCKING* TROLL!!!

The net value of the satellite is about a few tens of thousands
dollars for recycled metal content which includes the gold.

IT IS NOT $45 MILLION!!

The $45 million is for the infrasctructure costs, the wages,
the drawing and diagrams, and manufacturing contracts
that got filled. In other words, the money never left
the Earth - it went into high tech job creation on Earth.
And then all that technology, software, skill and the like
went into securing more commerce with a 20:1 ratio.

20 Times as much money and jobs got created than spent.

Less poverty and more work all around.

Colonel Edmund J. Burke

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Oct 5, 2014, 10:04:32 AM10/5/14
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Piss off, limey fag. You asshats couldn't launch a successful bottle
rocket.
LOL

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Oct 5, 2014, 11:00:56 AM10/5/14
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Colonel Edmund J. Burke wrote:

> > Piss off, limey fag.


You shouldn't say things like that to the man in the mirror.

In any case, as you are just an internet troll,
you must learn to read the OP and weep like good troll:


Beebeeshsee trolls kicks off space week with luddites
-----------------------------------------------------

What a bunch of fscking trolls wasting tax payer money!!!

Neary every one stacking the panel is a luddite
and arguing space exploration is a waste of money.

The questionair at the bottom of the screen is a leading question:
"is space exploration a waste of money?

It should have been written: "how much wealth is created doing
space exploration"


UK alone reaps 10 billion pounds for its 0.4 billion investment.

US the ratio is 8:1 benefit.

India, the benefit is so much higher for the 45 million spent going
to Mars because they already signing billion dollar deals with USA.

Minimum 20:1 there, so more money gets made than spent.


The trolls in beebeeshee have wasted tax payer money hiring
socialites to talk about subjects they don't have a brain
to comprehend with.

More reasons to break up the bbshee and send them packing
and earn their living like all other channels
by becoming more relevant with less time and money
for their white elephantine trolling operations.

--

Just watching the troll fest again:

It seems one of the hired bbshee trolls believed a $45 million probe
has gone out into space taking the $45 million with it
never to return!!!!

BWAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAA!!!!

WHAT A FCKING TROLL!!!

Frederick

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Oct 5, 2014, 6:31:59 PM10/5/14
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I guess some people think that things like GPS comes from nowhere.

Still, it's a nice way to test what would be intercontinental ballistic
missiles. (Shh.)
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