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Author: www.freedomtofascism.comwww.freedomtofascism.com Date: Aug 18, 2008 19:30
The U.S. government must now decide whether it will overlook Russia's
skirmishes with Georgia
Even though Russia and Georgia have officially signed a cease-fire
agreement, the volatile situation between the two nations could jeopardize
whether or not NASA astronauts fly to the International Space Station aboard
Russian spacecraft in the future, U.S. officials warn.
NASA will be forced to rely on Russian spacecraft to ferry astronauts to and
from the ISS on the Soyuz spacecraft and transport supplies from Earth to
the space station once the shuttle is retired in 2010. The next-generation
Orion spacecraft is not expected to be done until 2015, at the earliest,
NASA previously said.
"The new challenge we have is that for approximately five years, the plan
which is a very bad plan but is the only plan that NASA and the
administration and Congress have approved is to be dependent on the
Russian Soyuz vehicle to get people to and from the international space
station," said Tom Feeney, (R-FL). "And so now, with the political
realities with Russia invading Georgia, we have a new wrinkle thrown in."
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Author: www.freedomtofascism.comwww.freedomtofascism.com Date: Aug 18, 2008 21:33
Puttin, Bush and Cheney are secretly forming a deadly coalition to attack
Greenland and Australia. Puttin for years has been the flunky for Bush.
That's why he backed down in Georgia, to appease Bush.
Greenland has the worlds biggest supply of hidden oil fields. Bush and
Puttin want to take over and stip mine the entire country for shale oil.
Halliburton is funding money and weapons to Russia that function well in
Greenland. The Russians really don't want to attack Australia because of the
number of poison snakes that live there. Russians have always had some
strange phobia about snakes. But they will do it cause Halliburton and
Cheney are funneling vast amounts of money to them to do this.
So get ready. WW3 is just about here.
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Author: www.freedomtofascism.comwww.freedomtofascism.com Date: Aug 18, 2008 21:37
> The U.S. government must now decide whether it will overlook Russia's
> skirmishes with Georgia
>
>
> Even though Russia and Georgia have officially signed a cease-fire
> agreement, the volatile situation between the two nations could jeopardize
> whether or not NASA astronauts fly to the International Space Station
> aboard
> Russian spacecraft in the future, U.S. officials warn.
>
> NASA will be forced to rely on Russian spacecraft to ferry astronauts to
> and
> from the ISS on the Soyuz spacecraft and transport supplies from Earth to
> the space station once the shuttle is retired in 2010. The
> next-generation
> Orion spacecraft is not expected to be done until 2015, at the earliest,
> NASA previously said.
> ...
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Author: www.freedomtofascism.comwww.freedomtofascism.com Date: Aug 18, 2008 21:37
> The U.S. government must now decide whether it will overlook Russia's
> skirmishes with Georgia
>
>
> Even though Russia and Georgia have officially signed a cease-fire
> agreement, the volatile situation between the two nations could jeopardize
> whether or not NASA astronauts fly to the International Space Station
> aboard
> Russian spacecraft in the future, U.S. officials warn.
>
> NASA will be forced to rely on Russian spacecraft to ferry astronauts to
> and
> from the ISS on the Soyuz spacecraft and transport supplies from Earth to
> the space station once the shuttle is retired in 2010. The
> next-generation
> Orion spacecraft is not expected to be done until 2015, at the earliest,
> NASA previously said.
> ...
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Author: www.freedomtofascism.comwww.freedomtofascism.com Date: Aug 18, 2008 21:37
> The U.S. government must now decide whether it will overlook Russia's
> skirmishes with Georgia
>
>
> Even though Russia and Georgia have officially signed a cease-fire
> agreement, the volatile situation between the two nations could jeopardize
> whether or not NASA astronauts fly to the International Space Station
> aboard
> Russian spacecraft in the future, U.S. officials warn.
>
> NASA will be forced to rely on Russian spacecraft to ferry astronauts to
> and
> from the ISS on the Soyuz spacecraft and transport supplies from Earth to
> the space station once the shuttle is retired in 2010. The
> next-generation
> Orion spacecraft is not expected to be done until 2015, at the earliest,
> NASA previously said.
> ...
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Author: www.freedomtofascism.comwww.freedomtofascism.com Date: Aug 18, 2008 21:37
> The U.S. government must now decide whether it will overlook Russia's
> skirmishes with Georgia
>
>
> Even though Russia and Georgia have officially signed a cease-fire
> agreement, the volatile situation between the two nations could jeopardize
> whether or not NASA astronauts fly to the International Space Station
> aboard
> Russian spacecraft in the future, U.S. officials warn.
>
> NASA will be forced to rely on Russian spacecraft to ferry astronauts to
> and
> from the ISS on the Soyuz spacecraft and transport supplies from Earth to
> the space station once the shuttle is retired in 2010. The
> next-generation
> Orion spacecraft is not expected to be done until 2015, at the earliest,
> NASA previously said.
> ...
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Author: www.freedomtofascism.comwww.freedomtofascism.com Date: Aug 18, 2008 21:37
> The U.S. government must now decide whether it will overlook Russia's
> skirmishes with Georgia
>
>
> Even though Russia and Georgia have officially signed a cease-fire
> agreement, the volatile situation between the two nations could jeopardize
> whether or not NASA astronauts fly to the International Space Station
> aboard
> Russian spacecraft in the future, U.S. officials warn.
>
> NASA will be forced to rely on Russian spacecraft to ferry astronauts to
> and
> from the ISS on the Soyuz spacecraft and transport supplies from Earth to
> the space station once the shuttle is retired in 2010. The
> next-generation
> Orion spacecraft is not expected to be done until 2015, at the earliest,
> NASA previously said.
> ...
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Author: www.freedomtofascism.comwww.freedomtofascism.com Date: Aug 18, 2008 21:37
> The U.S. government must now decide whether it will overlook Russia's
> skirmishes with Georgia
>
>
> Even though Russia and Georgia have officially signed a cease-fire
> agreement, the volatile situation between the two nations could jeopardize
> whether or not NASA astronauts fly to the International Space Station
> aboard
> Russian spacecraft in the future, U.S. officials warn.
>
> NASA will be forced to rely on Russian spacecraft to ferry astronauts to
> and
> from the ISS on the Soyuz spacecraft and transport supplies from Earth to
> the space station once the shuttle is retired in 2010. The
> next-generation
> Orion spacecraft is not expected to be done until 2015, at the earliest,
> NASA previously said.
> ...
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Author: www.freedomtofascism.comwww.freedomtofascism.com Date: Aug 18, 2008 21:37
> The U.S. government must now decide whether it will overlook Russia's
> skirmishes with Georgia
>
>
> Even though Russia and Georgia have officially signed a cease-fire
> agreement, the volatile situation between the two nations could jeopardize
> whether or not NASA astronauts fly to the International Space Station
> aboard
> Russian spacecraft in the future, U.S. officials warn.
>
> NASA will be forced to rely on Russian spacecraft to ferry astronauts to
> and
> from the ISS on the Soyuz spacecraft and transport supplies from Earth to
> the space station once the shuttle is retired in 2010. The
> next-generation
> Orion spacecraft is not expected to be done until 2015, at the earliest,
> NASA previously said.
> ...
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Author: www.freedomtofascism.comwww.freedomtofascism.com Date: Aug 18, 2008 21:37
> The U.S. government must now decide whether it will overlook Russia's
> skirmishes with Georgia
>
>
> Even though Russia and Georgia have officially signed a cease-fire
> agreement, the volatile situation between the two nations could jeopardize
> whether or not NASA astronauts fly to the International Space Station
> aboard
> Russian spacecraft in the future, U.S. officials warn.
>
> NASA will be forced to rely on Russian spacecraft to ferry astronauts to
> and
> from the ISS on the Soyuz spacecraft and transport supplies from Earth to
> the space station once the shuttle is retired in 2010. The
> next-generation
> Orion spacecraft is not expected to be done until 2015, at the earliest,
> NASA previously said.
> ...
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