November 21st 08, 09:41 AM
posted to sci.astro.amateur,uk.sci.astronomy
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ISS Ten Years After
Chris.B wrote:
On Nov 20, 4:39 pm, Davoud shared a fine post.
So there is still intelligent life on earth? :-)
We have been through a lean time for those who can still rub two
syllables together. Now our species has broken absolutely everything
the only way is up. Down is simply not an option any more. Our
grandchildren would not forgive us for wasting another eight years on
such obvious lies. They are already so demoralised that many have
escaped to another dimension rather than try to mend what we have left
behind. Politics has shot itself in the head while aiming for its own
foot. Greed has been proven not to work for several billion who were
never given a choice through the deliberate racism of the neo-nazi
church goers. Who have somehow confused other's morals with their own
self righteousness and glossy images of a snow white Jesus/Father
Christmas Disney-inspired, cartoon-like figure probably from somewhere
safe like Las Vegas.
Our infants are descending into sluthood and gangsterism to the
repetitive, digitally-repaired tunes of the talentless, silicone
enhanced, lisping teenage whores and dullard black thugs who drag the
last glow out of the musical industry's last cigarette butt before
being gratefully stubbed out by parasitic downloafers. The world's
media now manufactures the news and is of a terrifyingly poor quality
similar to the ephemeral trash they themselves invent. Staggering as
they do from one cleb story to the next sportsman's utterances as if
the entire globe and their expense accounts depend on it. Mediocrity
is now laid on thick like artificial advertising honey on tasteless
white bread fit only for the poor.
Life has become like motorised satellite TV. The number of potential
channels is infinite but the content always dire or vacuous. Many now
commute to completely meaningless jobs in front of a computer screen
to play a daily game of The Matrix. They live in identikit bungalows
wherever they are situated on our steaming, polluted mud ball. Those
who actually perform a useful function to society suffer low status
and income. With poor or dangerous working conditions making it ever
more difficult to recruit and keep useful staff in overpriced cities
where they cannot afford to buy a decent home. Every city shopping
street is now exactly the same as every other. The stores are full of
the same Chinese dross regardless of size or geography. Specialisation
has been priced out by endless, tawdry supermarkets staffed by
ignorant, slovenly, part-time children. Or educationally challenged
adults with a degree in rudeness and oral bacteria. Don't get in the
way of the staff, Dear!
sigh
Ok, I've read your diatribe and sadly I find little to disagree with 
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