On Jul 24, 9:33*pm, vtcapo wrote:
On Jul 24, 1:05*am, "Mark Earnest" wrote:



...and look where we still are.

Horsing around in a space station that doesn't even rotate to have the
artificial gravity necessary for proper life.

I mean really, we should have been way past going to Mars by now.

That is what all the poets thought back then, as in 2001 Space Odyssey
and Star Trek.

We should be well on our way to the stars, colonizing and spreading our seed
through the universe.

We should be traveling to other galaxies, to find the real Luke Skywalker
and Darth Vader.

And look at us...40 years after landing a man on the Moon, and we are still
in Earth orbit...

E.T. must be laughing at us.

Why we didn’t go back to the Moon poll:

A. * * *Aliens are preventing our return.
B. * * *We saw the aliens there, it scared the **** out of us and we never
returned.
C. * * *Partisan politics.
D. * * *Just cost too god damn much.
E. * * *We never was there to begin with, the landing was a hoax.
F. * * *Most people really don’t give a ****, so why bother.

I’ll keep the tally.

RT



E......... No such a thing as space travel and Atomic Bombs... all
Lies and Hoax.

Usenet clowns versus the atom bomb denier...

Cinematic special effects a hot-air balloon and the atom bomb hoax...
http://www.bagofnothing.com/wordpres...06/07/bomb.jpg

The blasts are measured in TNT equivalencies so just take the tonnage
reported as the blast power and calculate the TNT required. If the
equivalence is 19 kilo tons then the TNT required will be the same.

The debunk is simple enough for the layman to grasp the essential
elements. How much expertise does one need to understand that jews are
the masters of illusion and have no qualms about crafting BIG lies.

Hiroshima, the Top News Story That Wasn't

by: by Humberto Marquez

http://www.commondreams.org/headlines05/0807-01.htm

Quote:
The atomic bomb that was dropped on the Japanese city of Hiroshima 60
years ago, on Aug. 6, 1945, may have been the most crucial event of
the 20th century. But it was not the top news story.

That was because censorship and the manipulative media treatment of
the tragic event, managed by Washington and Tokyo, greatly muffled the
impact of the catastrophe and made the press an accomplice in the war.


Quote:
On Aug. 7, 1945, newspapers in Japan merely printed short articles
reporting that B-29 planes had dropped incendiary bombs on Hiroshima,
causing some damage.