Reaching for the stars


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John de Rosier

11 Responses

  1. Phil says:

    Very appropriate. Has anyone else noticed that the rats are starting to jump off the sinking ship? Rahm, Orzog. Anything to avoid dealing with jobs, the border or the spill.

  2. Bill says:

    Finally…someone who understands that we are allowing our government to waste billions of dollars on programs that are non-essential. This should be a no brainer. Stop funding ALL non-essential programs. Yes many of these programs are nice but at the moment we can”t afford them and we have bigger things to worry about.

  3. edgar says:

    What would have happened, if Ferdinand and Isabella had told Columbus that they couldn’t afford his voyage of exploration?

  4. BOBBY D says:

    Considering most europeans thought the earth was flat back in 1492, probably nothing eddie. It wouldve been someone else, a year later.

  5. edgar says:

    LOL @ 4. Do you oppose BO’s plans, regarding space exploration, bobo?

  6. mark jones says:

    Phil, Rahm knows he has to get out now. I believe there is a 2 year time limit to come back and lobby the government after working for it. He’s planning on Obama getting reelected. Then he’ll come back and make the millions just like all the other members of Crime Incorporated.

  7. Flynn says:

    People thinking the earth was flat back then is eerily similar to those on the right thinking global warming isnt occuring today.

  8. iknowtruthismine says:

    edgar – Had Columbus not made the voyage, the genocidal extermination of the natives he found, through brutal slavery, would have been delayed a few years, but then, how would all those natives have found Christ before being dispatched from hell.

  9. JiggsMalone says:

    For those with questions about the advisability of manned space exploration beyond the planet Earth’s orbit and protective magnetic field: Please read the following OpEd. article by Anne Applebaum:

    Thank you!

    Surprising! Don’t you think?

  10. edgar says:

    People thinking the earth was flat back then is similar to those on the left believing that, this time, unlike every previous instance of “global warming,” man is responsible for the apparent warming, rather than the causes of each of the uncounted instances of “global warming” being responsible THIS time. There is simply no credible basis for either belief.

  11. Phil says:

    This is what happens when you get a President and an Administration with absolutely no skill sets except Chicago style politics.