Republican Party, Teabag Party and the Libertarian Party absolutely SUCK!

[Exterminator]

There's a lot more evidence suggesting that these allegations about Cain are true than there ever was supporting Obama's not having been born in Hawaii; and yet...puzzling.

[me]

Post it big guy.

[Exterminator]

It's all over the news...almost identical allegations coming from unrelated sources.  Perhaps you might have seen it had your head not been up your ass.

[me]

It's all over the news...almost identical allegations coming from unrelated sources.  Perhaps you might have seen it had your head not been up your ass.

[The Troll]

You know as well as I do, BIG companies do this all the time.......they settle out of court to keep costs down.  Going to court would cost 10 times as much and when it is such a charge as "sexual harrassment" it can be hard to win such a case.  If he was guilty, the resaraunt group could have fired him and moved on....they decided he was not guilty of anything, but opted to release these girls with a severence pay and to let these allegations go.

Listen, my story is JUST as beleivable as yours.........it is he said/she said at this point of time.

and I'm sure there could NEVER be a charactor assassination on a POTUS candidate huh? 

Cain is hot right now, so this kind of stuff is expected..............wait until Newt climbs up to the top spot and see what happens then.  I"m sure "something" will just pop up by politico...

  Hawk do you honestly believe that you can tell by a person voice when he is lying?  You can tell a person is lying with a $15,000 machine.    ;rotfl:  If it worked the cops and the courts would be using it.  Will you please give us a break. 

  If this was a court case, old Herman's ass would be grass.   

[Exterminator]

Good point you old hag...what proof beyond your inane allegations was there that Obama wasn't a U.S. citizen? 

I suppose you're waiting for the real proof to emerge that Sandusky is a child molester too; huh?

[me]

Good point you old hag...what proof beyond your inane allegations was there that Obama wasn't a U.S. citizen? 

I suppose you're waiting for the real proof to emerge that Sandusky is a child molester too; huh?

Find a post where I said he wasn't a citizen.  All you're doing is trying to deflect from the subject at hand which is that no concrete proof has came up on Cain just allegations.  Your name calling is neither here nor there and has no place in an adult conversation so go play with your Troll buddy and don't forget your pacifier.

[The Troll]

Find a post where I said he wasn't a citizen.  All you're doing is trying to deflect from the subject at hand which is that no concrete proof has came up on Cain just allegations.  Your name calling is neither here nor there and has no place in an adult conversation so go play with your Troll buddy and don't forget your pacifier.

   You're so worried about name calling.  Me and my buddy use words that you can readily can understand.  I wonder what is going to happen to your ears when the Republicans start their name call and lies in the campaign.  Old Turd Blossom has started with the bullshit, so hang on.     

[me]

   You're so worried about name calling.  Me and my buddy use words that you can readily can understand.  I wonder what is going to happen to your ears when the Republicans start their name call and lies in the campaign.  Old Turd Blossom has started with the bullshit, so hang on.     

No, you use juvenile tactics to try to make those who don't share your opinions look bad and all it does is make the two of you look like fools and shows your lack of the ability to carry on a civil adult conversation.

[The Troll]

No, you use juvenile tactics to try to make those who don't share your opinions look bad and all it does is make the two of you look like fools and shows your lack of the ability to carry on a civil adult conversation.

  I don't consider you an adult.  How on earth can you believe the things you do.  I have to say one thing about you, you say the evil things you do which other evil people think.

  You really shows what and how evil and selfish the true Republicans and Tea/Republican Party is.  I just wish more civil people could read the shit you and The Hawk puts out.     

  If you don't think you're evil, just look at the top three top candidates you have for President.     

[me]

  I don't consider you an adult.  How on earth can you believe the things you do.  I have to say one thing about you, you say the evil things you do which other evil people think.

  You really shows what and how evil and selfish the true Republicans and Tea/Republican Party is.  I just wish more civil people could read the shit you and The Hawk puts out.     

  If you don't think you're evil, just look at the top three top candidates you have for President.     

Ones beliefs do not indicate how adult they are in the least.  How do you believe the things you do?  You don't know me so how do you know I'm evil?  If you're saying that because of my beliefs you are forming an opinion based on what you believe about a group of people and putting them all in the same mold which you can't do anymore than I can say all people who believe as you do are evil or juvenile. 

[The Troll]

                                           ADD ANOTHER ONE TO THE LIST OF GOD'S PEOPLE

  First there was George W. then Sara Palin, then Michelle Bachmann, then Rick Perry and now Herman Cain say they were told by God to run for president.             

  Old Herman in a speech said, he had prayed and prayed   and prayed and God told him to run for president.  Molesting women and now he's talking to Sky Daddy. 

  Oh, one more thing he said, Obama canceled the Space Shuttle.   Anyone who has read a newspaper knows that George W. canceled the program.

  Is this all the Tea/Republican Party has to offer the people of America.  Romney, Perry,  Cain and Newt Gingrich.  This would make an Atheist pray.    and let's not forget the Holy Ghost.  

[me]

                                           ADD ANOTHER ONE TO THE LIST OF GOD'S PEOPLE

  First there was George W. then Sara Palin, then Michelle Bachmann, then Rick Perry and now Herman Cain say they were told by God to run for president.             

  Old Herman in a speech said, he had prayed and prayed   and prayed and God told him to run for president.  Molesting women and now he's talking to Sky Daddy. 

  Oh, one more thing he said, Obama canceled the Space Shuttle.   Anyone who has read a newspaper knows that George W. canceled the program.

  Is this all the Tea/Republican Party has to offer the people of America.  Romney, Perry,  Cain and Newt Gingrich.  This would make an Atheist pray.    and let's not forget the Holy Ghost.

Think you'd better read again Troll:

Obama Calls for End to NASA's Moon Program
By KENNETH CHANG
Published: February 1, 2010

President Obama is calling on NASA to cancel the program that was to return humans to the Moon by 2020, and focus instead on radically new space technologies.
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Mr. Obama's 2010 budget proposal for NASA asks for $18 billion over five years for fueling spacecraft in orbit, new types of engines to accelerate spacecraft through space and robotic factories that could churn soil on the Moon — and eventually Mars — into rocket fuel.

Plans for a new mission to leave Earth's orbit will probably not be spelled out for a few years, and the budget proposal makes it clear that any future exploration program will be an international collaboration, not an American one, more like the International Space Station than Apollo.

"I think this is a dramatic shift in the way we've gone about particularly human spaceflight over the past almost 50 years," said John M. Logsdon, former director of the Space Policy Institute at George Washington University who was one of about a dozen people who were briefed about the NASA proposal Sunday evening.

"It is a somewhat risky proposition," Dr. Logsdon said, "but we've been kind of stuck using the technologies we've developed in the '50s and '60s."

To pay for the new technology development, the budget calls for a complete stop in NASA's Constellation program, the rockets and spacecraft that NASA has been working on for the past four years to replace the space shuttles.

"We are proposing canceling the program, not delaying it," Peter Orszag, director of the Office of Management and Budget, said Sunday.

The proposal would officially end aspirations to return astronauts to the Moon by 2020 — President George W. Bush's "vision for space exploration" developed in the aftermath of the loss of the space shuttle Columbia in 2003.

In place of the Moon mission, Mr. Obama's vision offers, at least initially, nothing in terms of human exploration of the solar system. What the administration calls a "bold new initiative" does not spell out a next destination or timetable for getting there.

In the meantime, instead of using the Constellation's Ares I rocket and Orion crew capsule to ferry astronauts to the International Space Station, $6 billion would instead go to financing space taxi services from commercial companies.

Under the proposal, NASA's budget would rise to $19 billion in the 2011 fiscal year from $18.7 billion. It would also get additional increases in subsequent years, reaching $21 billion in 2015. In total, NASA would receive $100 billion over the next five years.

Whether Congress agrees to the restructuring of NASA remains to be seen. As reports of the impending cancellation of Constellation leaked out last week, members of Congress, particularly in Alabama, Florida and Texas, the homes of the NASA centers most involved with Constellation, expressed concern.

"If early reports for what the White House wants to do with NASA are correct, then the president's green-eyeshade-wearing advisers are dead wrong," Senator Bill Nelson of Florida said in a statement last week.

Congress may also balk at the price tag. After spending $9 billion over the past four years on Constellation, canceling the contracts with Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Alliant Techsystems and other companies will cost an additional $2.5 billion, Dr. Logsdon said NASA officials had told him.

If implemented, the NASA a few years from now would be fundamentally different from NASA today. The space agency would no longer operate its own spacecraft, but essentially buy tickets for its astronauts.

Dr. Logsdon said the officials said NASA would evolve into a role more akin to the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, which preceded NASA. The committee did not manufacturer aircraft, but performed aeronautical research that was adopted by aircraft manufacturers.

"The assumption is that there are technological breakthroughs out there ready to be discovered and exploited," Dr. Logsdon said. "I'm impressed and a little surprised how large the investment in new technology is planned to be. It does represent a shift away from developing systems to developing technologies before developing systems."

If the approach succeeds, it could jumpstart a vibrant space industry, but it is also risky. By canceling Ares I, NASA would have no backup if the commercial companies were not able to deliver.

One likely competitor for the commercial crew contract is Space Exploration Technologies Corporation, or SpaceX for short. But its Falcon 9 rocket, the one that would be used to carry astronauts to the space station, has yet to have its first launching. When SpaceX, a startup led by Elon Musk, the founder of PayPal, won in 2006 a contract to carry cargo to the space station, the company said it would have six flights of the Falcon 9 by the end of 2009.

Conversely, another likely competitor, United Launch Alliance, which is a joint venture between Boeing and Lockheed Martin, has decades of experience building space hardware for NASA, and its rockets, the Delta IV and the Atlas V, have successfully carried military and commercial satellites to space. But modifications needed for carrying astronauts could be costly and the launch alliance has also experienced delays and cost overruns.

NASA has also not yet spelled out how it would go about verifying that commercial rockets are sufficiently safe for carrying astronauts. A worry is also that the decades of expertise and experience within NASA in operating spacecraft will be lost, and that the commercial companies might stumble as they learn.

A move to an international collaboration would also make future exploration programs susceptible to buffeting from diplomatic winds on Earth. For example, after Russia invaded Georgia in 2008, lawmakers questioned whether the United States should continue flying astronauts on the Russian Soyuz rockets.

While more countries would share the cost, an international collaboration would probably be more expensive and cumbersome to manage, and could be slowed down by delays of any of the partners.

"I'm optimistic this provides a path to a long term and sustainable and high quality program," Dr. Logsdon said. "But I think there will be a lot of debate over the details over the next few months."

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/02/science/02nasa.html

[The Troll]

  Honey Poo, you have got your panties bunched up around your neck and their cutting off your circulation to your brain.

  The Space Shuttle doesn't have anything to do with the trip to the moon.  It is a low orbit machine to launch satellites and service the space station.  Do you feel a little stupid?   

[me]

  Honey Poo, you have got your panties bunched up around your neck and their cutting off your circulation to your brain.

  The Space Shuttle doesn't have anything to do with the trip to the moon.  It is a low orbit machine to launch satellites and service the space station.  Do you feel a little stupid?   

No I don't feel at all like you look.