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 Monday February 03, 2003 22:32 by Phuq Hedd
 Democracy NOW! reports on the Shuttle disaster NASA is currently engaged in helping to implement the USA's plans to militarize space. The shuttle probably did not carry nuclear material in significant quantities this time, but future ones will if Project Prometheus goes ahead. Furthermore, the heroes that died in the Shuttle could still be alive if the Bush administration had heeded complaints from NASA engineers. You will need RealPlayer to listen to the Monday 3rd edition of Democracy NOW!. It reports that the Bush administration was warned of a pending "catastrophic failure" of the Shuttle and ignored these claims. It also reports on why it is likely that future Shuttle's _will_ be carrying nuclear material. Related links: A website which documents how the "scientific" missions are actually part of an attempt by the USA to control not just earth, but space:
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Jump To Comment: 1 2 3 4Yes puggie they have been planning to militarize space for some time now. They are breaking at least one international treaty to do so, I hope the UN takes them in hand! maybe the EU will declare war on Bush!
Seriously Democracy NOW is excellent and I hope nobody is using windows media player anyway!
Is there any depth to which you will not sink?
Allegedly, some of the experiments
being carried out on the shuttle were
directly related to the coming conflict;
examinging wind patterns near, for example,
which would useful in the event of any
biological warfare.
Reports of a stringy-haired woman
hacking at the nosecone of the
Columbia shortly before its demise
are as yet unconfirmed.
P.
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