To Boldly Go Nowhere: Obama’s Fight to Kill NASA

**smedley butler** · 06-17-2010

(Article reprinted with permission.)

To Boldly Go Nowhere: Obama’s Fight to Kill NASA

by Jeff Davis

The Times of London reports: “NASA has begun to wind down construction of the rockets and spacecraft that were to have taken astronauts back to the Moon — effectively dismantling the US human spaceflight programme despite a congressional ban on its doing so. Legislators have accused President Obama’s Administration of contriving to slip the termination of the Constellation programme through the back door to avoid a battle on Capitol Hill.”

Astronauts who walked on the moon.

A space program is something that an advanced First World nation would have. The United States however is rapidly turning into a Third World nation. We have our first Third World president squatting in the Oval Office, who wants to kill off our space program to shift money to support that growing burden caused by 100 million Third World people in the US.

The Times goes on: “Constellation aimed to build upon what was arguably America’s greatest technological achievement, the first lunar landing of 1969, by launching new expeditions to the Moon and to Mars and worlds beyond. Mr Obama proposed in February that it should be scrapped because it was over budget, behind schedule and lacking in innovation, but he has met opposition in Congress, which has yet to approve his plan.The head of NASA, Major-General Charlie Bolden — an Obama appointee — has now written to aerospace contractors telling them to cut back immediately on Constellation-related projects costing almost $1 billion (£690 million), to comply with regulations requiring them to budget for possible contract termination costs. The move has been branded a disingenuous legal manoeuvre and referred to NASA’s inspector-general for investigation. ‘It’s bordering on arrogance by the Administration to boldly and brazenly go forward with this approach. It shows a blatant disregard for Congress,’ said the Republican Congressman Rob Bishop, of Utah, whose constituency stands to lose thousands of jobs.”

We’re in the middle of a Depression and we don’t need to be losing any more high tech jobs. The original mission to the moon helped pioneer a variety of new technology from compact computers to camcorders to Tang. The invention of the compact computer led to the whole PC industry, the software industry and the Internet.

A mission back to the moon and/or mars could easily create even more high technology that could ultimately help the economy.

The article notes “Two weeks ago the Senate passed legislation that compels NASA to continue work on Constellation unless Congress directs otherwise. That legislation is due to be signed into law by Mr Obama this month while Congress continues its deliberations over his proposal to cancel the current space space progamme.”

I guess that’s one way to pay for Obamacare.

Liberals and Democrats have never been comfortable with the space program. It’s way too much of a “White thing.” The more they try to shoehorn quota-hire Blacks and Latinos into the space program, the more we start crashing space probes. NASA needs to be competent enough to accomplish its mission without barbecuing astronauts during reentry or plunging billion dollar lawn darts into the surface of mars.

The space program has also always been one of the proudest achievements of the Old America, the one run by White people. We obviously can’t have a government program that allows White people, many of them “the hated White males” to shine. The Democrats are spending money right, left and center like drunken sailors to bail out banks and to stimulate the economy, but apparently when it comes to exploring the universe around us in the name of all humanity, the cupboard is bare. What pathetic easily-forgotten historical pygmies, they are!

**Knut Hamsun** · 06-17-2010

I guess they couldn't find enough black astronauts.

It's like all the other elite military and technological institutions in the US. The best of the navy SEALS and Special Weapons and Tactics teams would fit right into the waffen-SS. That fact doesn't sit well with leftists. I know you can find blacks if you look for them, but white, germanic alpha male types are overrepresented in SWAT teams and such. I bet conditions are similar among the best astronauts.

Ethnopolitics is everywhere in a multicultural nation.

**CymruCelt** · 06-17-2010

I can't recall the exact date or author of an article that was, I believe, on WVWN about what the space program would be like if there were no Whites. It sighted Star Trek metaphors and asked if this would really be our future. I can see now that the U.S. will never be the leader in space and Whites will never make it to Mars unless we do something to increase our numbers and shake the zionist chains that are dumbing down our race and nation. It is the White man's need to explore and they are doing everything in their power to destroy that need.

**Knut Hamsun** · 06-19-2010

Originally Posted by Former Liberal

I imagine Obama wants to dismantle NASA because of the prevention of Negro astronauts. The short film 'The old Negro space program' tells a touching tale of the efforts made by a group of brave, brilliant Blackstanauts who could have explored the far ends of the universe,,,if not for racism.

YouTube - OLD NEGRO SPACE PROGRAM

That's funny. Truth is, negroes pose no threat to white survival and never have. Our worst enemies are ourselves, our suicidal leftists indoctrinated with jewish propaganda. No other race is able to defeat the white race, we can only defeat ourselves.

Only diamond can scratch or polish another diamond.

**Alexander Hamilton** · 06-19-2010

I always found it ironic that the two polar opposites, the Unites States and the Soviet Union, went neck and neck against each other in the space program. What one thing did they have in common? You got it!

I have pointed this out to egalatarians and this doesn't sit well with them!

But seriously, this is a shame. Our space program is our children's birthright. One day we'll get it back!

**Alexander Hamilton** · 06-19-2010

With advanced apologies to my northern American brethren!

**smedley butler** · 06-20-2010

Originally Posted by Alexander Hamilton

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But seriously, this is a shame. Our space program is our children's birthright. One day we'll get it back!

Very true. White people explore and invent while Third World people sit in over-crowded slums and keep breeding until famine adjusts their population back down to where it should be.

**Silver Stallion** · 06-20-2010

Trillions of dollars have been spent (and much more to come) on banker bailouts.They have probably spent well in excess of a trillion dollars on foreign wars over the last decade as well. What about the huge amounts given to Israel every year?

The causes of the problems are obvious.

Instead, they want to cut the space program,which is only a drop in the bucket, and will disperse the talented space-related labour pool accumulated over the years.

**smedley butler** · 06-20-2010

Originally Posted by Silver Stallion

Trillions of dollars have been spent (and much more to come) on banker bailouts.They have probably spent well in excess of a trillion dollars on foreign wars over the last decade as well. What about the huge amounts given to Israel every year?

The causes of the problems are obvious.

Instead, they want to cut the space program,which is only a drop in the bucket, and will disperse the talented space-related labour pool accumulated over the years.

It's a triple loss:

1).The economy won't benefit from any new technology that might come out of a serious space program. We got personal computers years earlier (and the Internet which depends on PCs) thanks to the first moon mission.

2).A lot of talented engineers and scientists will be kicked out on the streets, not to mention the end of a serious space program.

3).And the future generation of college students will see engineering as a bad career choice, with spotty employment.

**smedley butler** · 06-20-2010

Inventions from the space program:

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**SpartanBoi77** · 06-20-2010

One fully expects that the next few Shuttle launches in the next year or so shall be the last time The United States launches manned space flights.

Currently the head of NASA is a Black appointed by Obama!

"I have always observed that wherever you find the Negro, everything is going down around him, and wherever you find the white man, you see everything around him improving." — Gen. Robert E. Lee to fellow Virginian Col. Thomas H. Carter, June, 1865

This is just another example of how far the United States has fallen in a relatively short time.

**Alexander Hamilton** · 12-07-2010

Originally Posted by Former Liberal

I imagine Obama wants to dismantle NASA because of the prevention of Negro astronauts. The short film 'The old Negro space program' tells a touching tale of the efforts made by a group of brave, brilliant Blackstanauts who could have explored the far ends of the universe,,,if not for racism.

YouTube - OLD NEGRO SPACE PROGRAM

They even have a Web-site!

The Old Negro Space Program

**smedley butler** · 12-07-2010

Originally Posted by SpartanBoi77

One fully expects that the next few Shuttle launches in the next year or so shall be the last time The United States launches manned space flights.

Currently the head of NASA is a Black appointed by Obama!

This is just another example of how far the United States has fallen in a relatively short time.

I suppose that's an appropriate person to bury our manned space program.

The Space Shuttle fleet has only one or two missions left. Then we've got no viable way of launching people, except to go back to a rocket and space capsule system like the one we had in the 1960s.

There's a new space capsule being developed (the Orion), but that won't fly until 2016.

In the meantime we'll be using Russian rockets and capsules to get to the space station.

**smedley butler** · 12-07-2010

The Japanese are putting us to shame lately.

Although, I wonder if Japan has a large Jewish population that's promoting self-genocide for the Japanese through Third World immigration.

Print Story: Japan probe nears Venus orbit - Yahoo! NewsJapan probe nears Venus orbit

Mon Dec 6, 10:23 pm ET
TOKYO – A Japanese probe reached Venus on Tuesday and prepared to enter orbit on a two-year mission that would mark a major milestone for Japan's space program and could shed light on the climate of Earth's mysterious neighbor.

The probe, called Akatsuki, which means "dawn," would be the first Japan has ever placed in orbit around another planet and comes after the country recently brought a probe back from a sample-catching trip to an asteroid.

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Japan has been overshadowed in recent years by the big strides of China, which has put astronauts in space twice since 2003 and was the third country to send a human into orbit after Russia and the United States,
However, Japan has long been one of the world's leading space-faring nations. It was the first Asian country to put a satellite in orbit around the Earth — in 1970 — and has developed a highly reliable booster rocket in its H-2 series.

Akatsuki cost 25 billion yen ($300 million).
Japan's space program has never involved manned flight and instead operates on a shoestring budget that focuses primarily on small-scale scientific projects.

It got a big morale boost earlier this year with the successful return to Earth in June of the Hayabusa probe.

Hayabusa successfully captured dust from an asteroid for the first time in history....

The spacecraft's capsule landed successfully in the Australian Outback in June after a seven-year, 4 billion-mile (6 billion-kilometer) journey.

The Venus mission also follows Japan's first lunar probe, which completed a 19-month mission last year. The lunar project gathered data for a detailed map of the moon's surface and examined its mineral distribution.