Comments on: Ayatollahs in Orbit

By: Tal Inbar

Tal Inbar — Tue, 27 Sep 2005 12:51:32 +0000

A MAJOR problem with electricity caused severe damage to the Iranian satellite. The launch is now postponed until late October. More to follow

By: john bowers

john bowers — Tue, 27 Sep 2005 06:08:06 +0000

Let’s visit their satellite and adjust it to doctor the photos to our advantage, and afix a tailor made improvised explosive device to it.
Then, let’s also create personalized nuclear bunker buster warheads for each important, Chinese military and government leader, not forgetting their families. Heck,lets just ask them outright if we have the coordinates right for their bunkers.
Iranian leaders would probably be flattered with this accomodation, too, and it would be handy in the event of even one single American city suffering a nuclear detonation of any source.
And, there would be no quicker way to pay off Chinese investments in our federal treasury than for them to do anything to cause us to have to deduct expenses. We should offer them higher interest to encourage more investment.
Imagine, also, how pissed off the American consumer would be, if China did ANYTHING, or caused the death of any US servicemen over Taiwan. We’re just looking for a reason to tell WalMart to cut it out.

By: DMAN

DMAN — Tue, 27 Sep 2005 04:19:37 +0000

Our military is too small to deal with IRAN thanks to Rummy and his chronies. It’ll be too late when we have to. If China wants Taiwan back they could take it now and we could’nt do anything about it.

By: BigJohn

BigJohn — Mon, 26 Sep 2005 21:17:46 +0000

Can we (American Intelligence)send a satellite up to check out what spy type equipment is used in these sattelites? Yes, I feel we can and shoud since they may be used against any nation in the world which is not an Arabic nation. I am sure the arabs want to have the techknowlgy to operate such spies in the sky.

By: Thunder Pig

Thunder Pig — Mon, 26 Sep 2005 09:33:57 +0000

I hope that either us (USA) or the Israelis will be ‘field-testing’ an anti-satellite weapon soon.
Also, What’s Up With The Italians? We (I) already know the Russians are reverting to type, I guess they kinda forgot about Rome, huh?

By: anonymous

anonymous — Mon, 26 Sep 2005 07:36:42 +0000

Man, talk about kismet.
If there were one rocket in the world destine to blow up on the launch pad, it would be this one.
I wonder who’s underwriting this; I’d like to short their stock.