NASA started construction in Texas on a special test tower
in 2007. The facility is designed to
test the effects of space vacuum on rocket engines. In 2010, the space program for which the facility
was designed was cancelled, but construction continued anyway, regardless of
cost overruns. As soon as construction
was completed, the facility was closed.
COMMENTS:
NASA blew $349 billion in wasted spending in 2014
alone. How many millions of people in
this country will go to bed hungry tonight?
TODAY’S QUERIES & ANSWERS:
Q. What do you think of the move to establish better U.S.
Government relations with Cuba? (Yale ~
Greeley, CO)
A. To be honest with you, I’d be much happier if our
government would work to establish better relations with US, as citizens. The next
thing we know, Obama will be having a beer with Putin in the Rose Garden. No, scratch that; Putin’s probably busy
loading missiles onto a Russian freighter for shipping to Havana.
Q. What do you think happened to all of the water on
Mars? (Jim ~ Klamath Falls, OR)
A. Global warming.
What NASA is not telling us is that they’ve found a statue of Al Gore
up there.
Q. Sony is cancelling release of “The Interview,” previously
set for December, due to the hacking of their computers. So, North Korea wins? (Brent ~ Lansing, MI)
A. Don’t be so critical.
Obama is working hard to establish better relations with North
Korea.
TODAY’S QUOTE:
“I was not chosen to be president to restore capitalism to
Cuba. I was elected to defend, maintain
and continue to perfect socialism, not destroy it.” ~ Raul Castro
TODAY’S VIDEO:
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