China denies intent to militarize space, and the State Department claims they are making “baby steps” towards openness regarding their intentions.
Strike One, Strike Two, Strike Three. You’re out!
In the spirit of freedom and protection of liberty, Wikileaks was launched recently by a group of international terrorists activists who intend to use it as a “safe haven for whistleblowers to upload confidential documents”. In other words, United States troop movements and emerging technologies, but without direct financial benefits.
I guess in that sense, I really admire these folks. After all, they aren’t into the money, they are just trying to destroy equalizing the United States nations of the world, much like President Bill Clinton when he lent a friendly hand to China with it’s satellite program.
Oops! He received $500,000 from the Chinese Army for that stunt? Bad analogy. I suppose the charity of Sandy Berger or Needless Nancy’s choice for Intel Chairman are far better examples of the high standards regarding national security I’ve come to expect from the Democrat party.
Tonight’s news story is the touching write-up of Neil Havens Rodreick II. This prince of diversity 29 year old posed as a 12 year old boy in order to gain admittance to a K-8 charter school in Arizona, but not for the reasons you may think: He wanted to fool the two older men he was living with into believing he was a young boy.
Classy as ever, the two democrats perverts were quoted as saying “We’re very upset we were having a sexual relationship with a 29 year old man and not a pre-teen boy”.
Neil, you gotta go for the gold. Next time you want to get into school and con an older man into sex, try landing an Academy nomination from a certain U.S. Congressman!
This is the first in a series of posts where I talk about recent news concerning China.
Yesterday, I was unfortunately forced to watch Wolfie Blitzah reporting on CNN about China’s successful new satellite killer weapon. He and the other CNN correspondant were lamenting the fact that this act was “inconsistent with the spirit of cooperation in space”.
What spirit? Space isn’t the final frontier, it’s the next frontier, and whoever controls it militarily will control the unlimited resources and geography it provides. While Britain whines about space junk and NASA spends 17 billion dollars a year on key projects such as surveying the flatulence of Saturn’s giant moon, China spends 500 million dollars a year figuring out how to dominate the universe. Thankfully, they reassure us with press releases such as “China consistently uses space only for peaceful purposes”.
Well, I’m optimistic that CNN and Wolfie Blitzer have learned their lesson about trusting our enemies. After all this, they wouldn’t be stupid enough to immediately report on how the U.S. missed an opportunity to negotiate a partnership with Iran, would they?