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In reply to the discussion: Congress biggest mistake of the century :Multi Billion International Space Station to be abandoned [View all]n2doc
(47,953 posts)8. Well, it is more important to buy more inoperative F-35's
National Security, ya know. Maybe by 2026 the fighters will actually be able to use their weapons! Of course, by then we will be on to the F-37 or whatever is the latest boondoggle.
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Congress biggest mistake of the century :Multi Billion International Space Station to be abandoned [View all]
lovuian
Mar 2015
OP
We had all of Congress and the White House from 2009-2011. It should have been fixed then. n/t
BP2
Mar 2015
#1
Because its a fact in that if they would pull their heads out of their butts they would admit that
cstanleytech
Mar 2015
#51
It's not just Repubs. There are a lot of morons in the Democrat party too concerning this
davidn3600
Mar 2015
#4
I think you could benefit from doing some research about the space program
A Little Weird
Mar 2015
#24
Please explain how it is you think a "Zero Gravity Chamber" would actually work on the surface.
A HERETIC I AM
Mar 2015
#18
If it can benefit the 1% more by becoming an escapoe hatch for their greed, then I am against it
politicman
Mar 2015
#20
the space station is not self sustainable now, but with taxpayer money and years to make it so...
politicman
Mar 2015
#34
I don't want any country to throw away the trillions that would be necessary
muriel_volestrangler
Mar 2015
#39
science wins for now, 1% wins in the long term knowing they have an escaoe hatch to retreat to..
politicman
Mar 2015
#36
I have no idea how old you are, but this is something I have been interested in since the 70's
A HERETIC I AM
Mar 2015
#37
I would swear on my 12 years as a member you are another poster reincarnated.
A HERETIC I AM
Mar 2015
#38
You really don't think we could take operational control of the ISS from the ground?
bluedigger
Mar 2015
#42
Also, you have to thank the NeoCons for whipping up this new cold war with Russia
AZ Progressive
Mar 2015
#45