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National Review blows its cork over NASA's Bolden
As if Michael Steele wasn't bad enough, now another black man is
cuddling up to the enemies of Israel: http://corner.nationalreview.com/pos...Q1Nzc5NWYxMzE= http://corner.nationalreview.com/pos...AwNmZmZmQzOTU= http://corner.nationalreview.com/pos...ViZmUxZmY5NzU= Pat |
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National Review blows its cork over NASA's Bolden
On Jul 6, 9:53*pm, Pat Flannery wrote:
As if Michael Steele wasn't bad enough, now another black man is cuddling up to the enemies of Israel: That, was, of course, intended in sarcasm. But I do find the statement bizarre. NASA does have a legitimate role to promote science education, not only in the United States, but also elsewhere in the world, because the excitement associated with space activities provides it with a unique qualification in that area. But viewing it as a _major_ element of NASA's mission, and specifically targeted at the Muslim world, is... odd. There's nothing wrong in admitting that. John Savard |
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National Review blows its cork over NASA's Bolden
" But I do find the statement bizarre. NASA does have a legitimate role to promote science education, not only in the United States, but also elsewhere in the world, because the excitement associated with space activities provides it with a unique qualification in that area. Read the statement carefully - He is to make the muslim nations pround of the math and science they did centuries ago - he's not there to promote education in countries that don't value education anymore and actually deprive women of any education. It' simply Dr. feelgood. What could they possibly have in mind with this insanity. Read on - he's to promote American students to study math and engineering - but he's shutting down NASA and squeezing defense spending - I guess they're after better educated unemployed. This whole thing seems like episode 2 of the prisioner. |
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National Review blows its cork over NASA's Bolden
On Jul 7, 4:12*pm, "Val Kraut" wrote:
" But I do find the statement bizarre. NASA does have a legitimate role to promote science education, not only in the United States, but also elsewhere in the world, because the excitement associated with space activities provides it with a unique qualification in that area. Read the statement carefully - He is to make the muslim nations pround of the math and science they did centuries ago - he's not there to promote education in countries that don't value education anymore and actually deprive women of any education. It' simply Dr. feelgood. What could they possibly have in mind with this insanity. Read on - he's to promote American students to study math and engineering - but he's shutting down NASA and squeezing defense spending - I guess they're after better educated unemployed. This whole thing seems like episode 2 of the prisioner. If there's no spare public loot (only trillions in debt and worse to come), how the hell are those physics and scientific research grants plus all of them cushy government jobs with terrific benefits going to get paid? ~ BG |
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National Review blows its cork over NASA's Bolden
On Jul 7, 3:53*pm, Quadibloc wrote:
On Jul 6, 9:53*pm, Pat Flannery wrote: As if Michael Steele wasn't bad enough, now another black man is cuddling up to the enemies of Israel: That, was, of course, intended in sarcasm. But I do find the statement bizarre. NASA does have a legitimate role to promote science education, not only in the United States, but also elsewhere in the world, because the excitement associated with space activities provides it with a unique qualification in that area. But viewing it as a _major_ element of NASA's mission, and specifically targeted at the Muslim world, is... odd. There's nothing wrong in admitting that. John Savard Being against bad Jews or other bad kinds of bad faith-based folks is not the same thing as being anti-Semitic. Sorry to keep confusing those of you that always think our NASA and it's DARPA have always been so honest and wonderful for humanity or the environment. ~ BG |
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National Review blows its cork over NASA's Bolden
On Jul 6, 8:53*pm, Pat Flannery wrote:
As if Michael Steele wasn't bad enough, now another black man is cuddling up to the enemies of Israel:http://corner.nationalreview.com/pos...Q4NjM4MTUwN2Rl... Pat If there's still no spare public loot on the horizon (only trillions in debt and worse things to come), how the hell are all those physics and scientific research grants plus all of them cushy government jobs with terrific benefits and COL insurance going to get paid? As long as we keep ****ing off Muslims and a few others we've either used and discarded or having simply banished into abject sweatshop poverty, there's going to be war upon war or perhaps worse consequences. ~ BG |
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