I SUPPORT PRESIDENT BUSH SPACE EXPLORATION PROGRAM

45 year ago President Kennedy started a program putting an American on
the Moon. Nasa fulfilled this goal.

I hope that in twenty Years aeound 2025, We will go to Mars where our
Spirit Rover started to move and send breathtaking pictures back.

In 2025, I hope that Vietnam would be a developped country with a
democratically elected government

USA TIENLEN
VIETNAM TIENLEN

Shut your mouth eldildo!!!! Who gives a shit about your support? Do
you think for a minute that your support actually carries some weight?
Go back to brown-nosing, something that you're good at.

And what the hell is Vietnam tienlen? This must be some commie's
stupid lingo, just as stupid as you, right?

ho khi (semen) minh

nguyen_viet_2000@yahoo.com (EL CHINO BOATMEN'S CONSCIENCE) wrote in message news:<6ea9eed5.0401151450.77c13fef@posting.google.com>...
> 45 year ago President Kennedy started a program putting an American on
> the Moon. Nasa fulfilled this goal.
>
> I hope that in twenty Years aeound 2025, We will go to Mars where our
> Spirit Rover started to move and send breathtaking pictures back.
>
> In 2025, I hope that Vietnam would be a developped country with a
> democratically elected government
>
> USA TIENLEN
> VIETNAM TIENLEN

nguyen_viet_2000@yahoo.com (EL CHINO BOATMEN'S CONSCIENCE) wrote in message news:<6ea9eed5.0401151450.77c13fef@posting.google.com>...
> 45 year ago President Kennedy started a program putting an American on
> the Moon. Nasa fulfilled this goal.
>
> I hope that in twenty Years aeound 2025, We will go to Mars where our
> Spirit Rover started to move and send breathtaking pictures back.
>
> In 2025, I hope that Vietnam would be a developped country with a
> democratically elected government
>
> USA TIENLEN
> VIETNAM TIENLEN


read in the LA Times:

"When Bush couldn't cope with the economy at home, he invaded Iraq.
Now that he can't cope with Iraq and quite frankly, with most of the
world, he wants to invade the moon! Dear higher authority, whoever you
are, let this new year pass quickly, before this genius spends any
more billions that we don't have, and save us with any new President"
Leila Heim

hbui wrote:


> read in the LA Times:
>
When I was a kid I read fairy tales. Looks like you're still reading them.

Al Zeller

In view of the Budget deficit of the order of 300 billions to 500
billions /year, one billion of additional funding for the space
program is very small and tolerable.

The Europeans who shared our values do not want to spend real money
for space. The Russians are to broke to even think about that but the
Chinese, I am sure, are going to spend big bucks to dominate in space.

This is too dangerous for El Chino liking.
One billion is an insurance policy to keep keypersonel in place.
When the economy is better perhaps a level of funding of 10
billions/year are acceptable.

Furthermore Space research and development always produced new
dividend in term of new material, new electronics new guidance system
that will be very useful for our high tech industry and
competitiveness



hbui99@msn.com (hbui) wrote in message news:<568b7889.0401161402.48ccd500@posting.google.com>...
> nguyen_viet_2000@yahoo.com (EL CHINO BOATMEN'S CONSCIENCE) wrote in message news:<6ea9eed5.0401151450.77c13fef@posting.google.com>...
> > 45 year ago President Kennedy started a program putting an American on
> > the Moon. Nasa fulfilled this goal.
> >
> > I hope that in twenty Years aeound 2025, We will go to Mars where our
> > Spirit Rover started to move and send breathtaking pictures back.
> >
> > In 2025, I hope that Vietnam would be a developped country with a
> > democratically elected government
> >
> > USA TIENLEN
> > VIETNAM TIENLEN
>
>
> read in the LA Times:
>
> "When Bush couldn't cope with the economy at home, he invaded Iraq.
> Now that he can't cope with Iraq and quite frankly, with most of the
> world, he wants to invade the moon! Dear higher authority, whoever you
> are, let this new year pass quickly, before this genius spends any
> more billions that we don't have, and save us with any new President"
> Leila Heim

Al Zeller wrote in message news:...
> hbui wrote:
>
>
> > read in the LA Times:
> >
> When I was a kid I read fairy tales. Looks like you're still reading them.
>
> Al Zeller

__________________________________________________ __________________________

I already go 2 456789 planets n shit on the monky` facesss n register TM on it

hehehehehehha

> Chinese, I am sure, are going to spend big bucks to dominate in space.
>
> This is too dangerous for El Chino liking.

The Chinese's Than Chau is only a very small factor behind Bush's
announcement. It sure will be a number of decades before the Chinese
can compete in space with the Americans (provided that the Americans
stay still, which they won't), so it's not the Chinese space program
that worries Bush.

The Americans cannot afford to give up their space industry, even
after the recent failures of the shuttle program. The biggest pie in
the sky is the ISS, but it seems to be a failing concept and if they
want to scrap that white elephant, they need a new goal and a
permanent station on the Moon suddenly seems easy enough to be
feasible, yet challenging enough to revitalize the public's interest.

Some calculation reports that NASA only needs 7% increase in their
budget to set up a Moon base compared to the ISS cost, that's peanut
if The President of the US is in a spending mood.

-- HPN

nguyen_viet_2000@yahoo.com (EL CHINO BOATMEN'S CONSCIENCE) wrote in message news:<6ea9eed5.0401161924.68177000@posting.google.com>...
> In view of the Budget deficit of the order of 300 billions to 500
> billions /year, one billion of additional funding for the space
> program is very small and tolerable.
>
> The Europeans who shared our values do not want to spend real money
> for space. The Russians are to broke to even think about that but the
> Chinese, I am sure, are going to spend big bucks to dominate in space.
>
> This is too dangerous for El Chino liking.
> One billion is an insurance policy to keep keypersonel in place.
> When the economy is better perhaps a level of funding of 10
> billions/year are acceptable.
>
> Furthermore Space research and development always produced new
> dividend in term of new material, new electronics new guidance system
> that will be very useful for our high tech industry and
> competitiveness
>
>
>
> hbui99@msn.com (hbui) wrote in message news:<568b7889.0401161402.48ccd500@posting.google.com>...
> > nguyen_viet_2000@yahoo.com (EL CHINO BOATMEN'S CONSCIENCE) wrote in message news:<6ea9eed5.0401151450.77c13fef@posting.google.com>...
> > > 45 year ago President Kennedy started a program putting an American on
> > > the Moon. Nasa fulfilled this goal.
> > >
> > > I hope that in twenty Years aeound 2025, We will go to Mars where our
> > > Spirit Rover started to move and send breathtaking pictures back.
> > >
> > > In 2025, I hope that Vietnam would be a developped country with a
> > > democratically elected government
> > >
> > > USA TIENLEN
> > > VIETNAM TIENLEN
> >
> >
> > read in the LA Times:
> >
> > "When Bush couldn't cope with the economy at home, he invaded Iraq.
> > Now that he can't cope with Iraq and quite frankly, with most of the
> > world, he wants to invade the moon! Dear higher authority, whoever you
> > are, let this new year pass quickly, before this genius spends any
> > more billions that we don't have, and save us with any new President"
> > Leila Heim

hanhpn@hotmail.com (Hanh PN) wrote in message news:...
> > Chinese, I am sure, are going to spend big bucks to dominate in space.
> >
> > This is too dangerous for El Chino liking.
>
> The Chinese's Than Chau is only a very small factor behind Bush's
> announcement. It sure will be a number of decades before the Chinese
> can compete in space with the Americans (provided that the Americans
> stay still, which they won't), so it's not the Chinese space program
> that worries Bush.
>
> The Americans cannot afford to give up their space industry, even
> after the recent failures of the shuttle program. The biggest pie in
> the sky is the ISS, but it seems to be a failing concept and if they
> want to scrap that white elephant, they need a new goal and a
> permanent station on the Moon suddenly seems easy enough to be
> feasible, yet challenging enough to revitalize the public's interest.
>
> Some calculation reports that NASA only needs 7% increase in their
> budget to set up a Moon base compared to the ISS cost, that's peanut
> if The President of the US is in a spending mood.
>
> -- HPN
> __________________________________________________ ______________________

Uncle HPN,

ask the up n low house before the spending, I would like to buy a
property to open Toco Bell

U still wanna see those dead GOD in Roswell ??? I will give the name n
U have to go 2 home security n asking the company owner ???

heheheheeehhehehe`

PS- where ever smoke on the horizon then fire on the ground
!!!!!!!!!!!! that Y con khi~ learn how to BBQ :-)))))))
> nguyen_viet_2000@yahoo.com (EL CHINO BOATMEN'S CONSCIENCE) wrote in message news:<6ea9eed5.0401161924.68177000@posting.google.com>...
> > In view of the Budget deficit of the order of 300 billions to 500
> > billions /year, one billion of additional funding for the space
> > program is very small and tolerable.
> >
> > The Europeans who shared our values do not want to spend real money
> > for space. The Russians are to broke to even think about that but the
> > Chinese, I am sure, are going to spend big bucks to dominate in space.
> >
> > This is too dangerous for El Chino liking.
> > One billion is an insurance policy to keep keypersonel in place.
> > When the economy is better perhaps a level of funding of 10
> > billions/year are acceptable.
> >
> > Furthermore Space research and development always produced new
> > dividend in term of new material, new electronics new guidance system
> > that will be very useful for our high tech industry and
> > competitiveness
> >
> >
> >
> > hbui99@msn.com (hbui) wrote in message news:<568b7889.0401161402.48ccd500@posting.google.com>...
> > > nguyen_viet_2000@yahoo.com (EL CHINO BOATMEN'S CONSCIENCE) wrote in message news:<6ea9eed5.0401151450.77c13fef@posting.google.com>...
> > > > 45 year ago President Kennedy started a program putting an American on
> > > > the Moon. Nasa fulfilled this goal.
> > > >
> > > > I hope that in twenty Years aeound 2025, We will go to Mars where our
> > > > Spirit Rover started to move and send breathtaking pictures back.
> > > >
> > > > In 2025, I hope that Vietnam would be a developped country with a
> > > > democratically elected government
> > > >
> > > > USA TIENLEN
> > > > VIETNAM TIENLEN
> > >
> > >
> > > read in the LA Times:
> > >
> > > "When Bush couldn't cope with the economy at home, he invaded Iraq.
> > > Now that he can't cope with Iraq and quite frankly, with most of the
> > > world, he wants to invade the moon! Dear higher authority, whoever you
> > > are, let this new year pass quickly, before this genius spends any
> > > more billions that we don't have, and save us with any new President"
> > > Leila Heim