सवाल Question??

[Robert May Eng.]

It seems totally unethical for India to be blowing millions on space exploration when a third of their population are starving and two thirds earn less than $2 a day. This all seems wrong considering India still holds out its hand for charity . Is this right and acceptable??

Bob

 

[Keith]

Mah word Bobby-Joe, I had noooo ideah theat Indiana had such biiig problems boy..

Or even thet they had their very own space program..hmmm, do the Feds know? :shifty:

Dayuum.. guess I should sens some Kooool-AIDE..

 

[Pete McCluskey.]

Well their space program employs 1,600 directly and many more indirectly, so it is helping those people.

 

[Robert May Eng.]

There is an ulterior motive to this space program.


Bob

 

[Keith]

:thumbsup:

 

[David Morton]

Bob - in your photo, the guy wearing the dishdāshah is related to the head honcho in the taxi rank outside Maidenhead Railways Station. I have on good authority they will have an experimental taxi rank as part of their first landing mission on the next rocket. They are just waiting for GB to pay up the next instalment. Incidentally , the main propellant for their missions is a derivative of the by product of the slums depicted in the movie Slum Dog Millionaire mixed with the heads of millions of matches and fused with a banger from Paynes Wessex here in the UK. It obviously has some spinoffs benefitting us here then.

 

[marc]

Not to play the devils advocate but you have to wonder is that the same method we learned to build intercontinental ballastics by shooting monkeys and morons into space?