Corruption in America
by Gary C. Huber
2/27/99
NASA
As you can see by my chart on NASA and Russian space flights and the apparent correlation between the missions and the "natural" disasters, the more action in space the more reaction on Earth. These disasters have taken thousands of lives since the start of the space program in 1961 and yet the government says they care about our health and safety.
Corporations would lose millions of dollars if NASA stopped the program. Once again, money wins out and peoples lives come second.
Someday you may lose a loved one in a natural disaster. I, alone, cannot stop NASA, but the people can. Together, we have the power to stop space flight or pay a price for it. If we don't take action now, we are only hurting ourselves.
I submitted a similar article to several major newspapers along with my chart. They refused to print it. Maybe their rejection was out of fear of government retaliation or could it be that they support the program? You tell me. What do you think?
Sources: Global Volcanism Network, Smithsonian Institution;
U.S. Geological Survey, Dept. of the Interior, National Aeronautics and Space Administration;
Congressional Research Service; World Almanac Research.
