Before the Freedom of Information Act, I used to say at meetings, "The illegal we do immediately; the unconstitutional takes a little longer." [laughter] ”
—Henry Kissinger, United States Secretary of State, (March 10, 1975)[9][10]
Well said, because when the 1st amendment is hijacked and circumvented as somethings might indicate then you start running out of amendments rather quickly.
Based on some evidence the big dogs of old school organized crime decided instead of fighting the government they could puppeteer the government and that has been going on for decades in multiple nations that "falsely believe that they are free".
Watch the film "Hacking Democracy"
None are so hopelessly enslaved, as those who falsely believe they are free. The truth has been kept from the depth of their minds by masters who rule them with lies. They feed them on falsehoods till wrong looks like right in their eyes. -Johann von Goethe
In 2002, Wired Magazine questioned whether TrustE could be trusted, noting that rather than revoking privacy seals for violations, "Truste officials often seemed to be covering for their clients".[23] In 2008, a Galexia Consulting study reported that TrustE had terminated only one customer for non-compliance in the previous eleven years, despite a number of significant privacy violations which had received press coverage. "The most significant criticism of trustmarks is that in practice they have proved to be virtually worthless in the face of major privacy breaches. Their privacy standards are low to begin with, but even these rules are simply not enforced against large, paying members."[24]
95% of the material of the moon is not something they want to ship back to earth.
Its a very small percentage, and based on research its likely mostly HE3 to make it worthwhile, and it is replenished by the solar wind.
They might mine some mundane materials there to make a few starships or a La Grange point 5 space station, but I think greed is usually the motivating factor as the military industrial complex has shown all too well.
Robots don't need sleep, medical care, food, water, air.
In the end the robot is the cheapest way to do it, and with 3d printers able to self replicate now, the robot and the 3d printer will merge and they will just make more of themselves up there.
China has some rare earths that are a bit more concentrated in their borders.
I am pretty sure the HE3 is the #1 reason the moon is about to be mined.
I think it should be saved to power starships to the other moons, a permanent space station at La Grange point 5, and star ships to head to the other moons in the solar system, and setup space stations there as well.
Honestly thou it is much more cost efficient if robots do all the space exploration as humans need alot more to function in space.
We also have bone issues in long space travel, etc etc...
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Well as for money laundering, apparently it gets a pass if you have bribed the right ppl.
http://www.democraticundergrou...
Before the Freedom of Information Act, I used to say at meetings, "The illegal we do immediately; the unconstitutional takes a little longer." [laughter] ”
—Henry Kissinger, United States Secretary of State, (March 10, 1975)[9][10]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
What most ppl don't get is who Kissinger reports to outside the government.
Well said, because when the 1st amendment is hijacked and circumvented as somethings might indicate
then you start running out of amendments rather quickly.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Well problem with trying to solve it via the government is they are the problem.
Its a bit like asking the fox to fix the hen house.
Wouldn't it be funny if some of the corporations involved with OpenBIOS
are there to sneak in a stealthier version of Rakshasa ?
http://www.openfirmware.info/W...
When they own the firmware, they basically own the box.
http://www.extremetech.com/com...
And don't blame the chinese, they were paid to put it there for you can guess who...
Maybe it got rolled into the secret patriot act....
http://www.wired.com/dangerroo...
Amazed the man hasn't had his Mercedes explode like Michael Hastings,
oh wait he doesn't own a Mercedes he will be fine. (/sarcasm)
Based on some evidence the big dogs of old school organized crime
decided instead of fighting the government they could puppeteer the
government and that has been going on for decades in multiple nations
that "falsely believe that they are free".
Watch the film "Hacking Democracy"
None are so hopelessly enslaved, as those who falsely believe they are free. The truth has been kept from the depth of their minds by masters who rule them with lies. They feed them on falsehoods till wrong looks like right in their eyes.
-Johann von Goethe
Could rename that the Michael Hastings plugin, some words can get you killed.
http://nymag.com/news/features...
TRUSTe = InQtel = CIA ... or so rumor has it...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
In 2002, Wired Magazine questioned whether TrustE could be trusted, noting that rather than revoking privacy seals for violations, "Truste officials often seemed to be covering for their clients".[23]
In 2008, a Galexia Consulting study reported that TrustE had terminated only one customer for non-compliance in the previous eleven years, despite a number of significant privacy violations which had received press coverage. "The most significant criticism of trustmarks is that in practice they have proved to be virtually worthless in the face of major privacy breaches. Their privacy standards are low to begin with, but even these rules are simply not enforced against large, paying members."[24]
Not that weird, just that it was a large insurance company that was previously
100% a M$ house.
With them having 18,000 offices across the US that one is going to save them a
fair bit on licenses I am guessing, lol.
As HE3 is the primary target and the solar wind replaces it, we'd have
to first exceed the replacement rate.
Not much else would be worth mining up there except to make a space station
at La Grange point 5, or a few star ships, etc etc...
Ounce for ounce power wise in a fusion reactor Helium-3 is worth more then platinum.
You realize the primary funder of the UN is the US right ???
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
95% of the material of the moon is not something they want to ship back to earth.
Its a very small percentage, and based on research its likely mostly HE3 to make
it worthwhile, and it is replenished by the solar wind.
They might mine some mundane materials there to make a few starships or
a La Grange point 5 space station, but I think greed is usually the motivating factor
as the military industrial complex has shown all too well.
That is in the works as well.
One way ticket though.
http://www.mars-one.com/
Again, only one up there is worth going up there for.
HE3.
And here is why...
http://fti.neep.wisc.edu/galle...
Robots don't need sleep, medical care, food, water, air.
In the end the robot is the cheapest way to do it, and with
3d printers able to self replicate now, the robot and the 3d printer
will merge and they will just make more of themselves up there.
Correct, and then move onto Ceres for a huge stock of fresh water.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C...
Then onto the 100+ moons of Jupiter and Saturn, and the Asteroids.
HE3 for fusion, a prototype reactor is running at University of Wisconsin.
http://fti.neep.wisc.edu/galle...
The equivalent of one shuttle load would power the entire planet for about 1 year.
The solar wind puts more HE3 back in the regolith over time.
If the mining is done by robots similar to pathfinder, a mag coil mass driver
can fling it back to earth.
The mag coil mass driver flinging material back to earth is an old NASA plan.
it could make ocean parachute landing like the Apollo missions did.
As an native American I can tell you what treaties are worth.
You can find their equivalent in the bathroom on a spool.
When the plutocrats want something and think its worth
trillions such as helium-3, its moving day....
Revisionist History is the most popular history because it can be altered to
please all the different perspectives.
We honestly have a bunch of ppl lying to themselves about what is really going on.
It would also explain how the greatest bank robbery took place in broad daylight
and the truly guilty will never see jail time over it.
http://www.democraticundergrou...
It wasn't thrown away, it was stolen....
http://www.democraticundergrou...
They got a rover on the moon now.
The cost of a rover mission to the moon is not that much, it could
probably be paid for just off the interest of the debt that the US owes china, lol.
No one country can claim the space station at this point, thou
it could be said that a small number of nations could claim most of
the credit.
We could have a star trek like society if we could just get half of what
the Kleptocrats parked offshore.
http://www.democraticundergrou...
You are correct , HE3 is is the #1 reason, thou you could call it a rare earth technically.
http://fti.neep.wisc.edu/galle...
China has some rare earths that are a bit more concentrated in their borders.
I am pretty sure the HE3 is the #1 reason the moon is about to be mined.
I think it should be saved to power starships to the other moons, a
permanent space station at La Grange point 5, and star ships to
head to the other moons in the solar system, and setup space stations
there as well.
Honestly thou it is much more cost efficient if robots do all the space
exploration as humans need alot more to function in space.
We also have bone issues in long space travel, etc etc...