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Headlines Feb 01 Posted: Saturday, February 1, 2003 Shuttle Columbia explodes  The American space shuttle Columbia has broken up soon after re-entering the Earth's atmosphere and all seven crew aboard are presumed dead. There were seven crew included the first Israeli in space, Colonel Ilan Ramon. The plans by the U.S., Israel, and India, to use the space trip in their superiority propaganda campaign while they are all engaged in oppressing others, (eg Iraqis, Palestinians and Dalits) has been thwarted. The Universe rejected being used as a symbol for oppression. They will try to exploit sympathy which is an earthly mortal emotion. Their glories are earthbound where they belong. Shuttle wing lost sensors, maybe heat tiles Six fired after they issued safety warnings No matter what the cause, safety experts have warned for years that a problem was coming. They told Congress that the shuttle program needed more money and newer equipment or else it faced rising safety risks. Six outside consultants on a safety panel issued such warnings; they were fired in March 2001. Bush Cut Space Shuttle Budget The proposed 2003 budget for NASA would scale back spending on the international space station and space shuttle but promote the development of nuclear technology in space. CNN Responses to Bush's 2003 "State of the Union" Address Terror threats in Trinidad and Tobago T&T has to be kept in line at all times, eg T&T's support for Chavez next door has been frowned on, likewise our tightening relations with Cuba (eg the aim of hiring in T&T some of the 89,000 doctors available in Cuba will further open up the Cuba/Caricom trade links). US foreign policy will do everything to prevent any development of a Cuba/ Brazil/Ecuador/Venezuela/ T&T link in its backyard. ¤ Trinidad and Tobago ships gasoline to Venezuela ¤ U.S. and UK encourage Cruise Ships to pull out of T&T ¤ T&T Islamic group threatens to use chemical and biological weapons ¤ The Trinidad Express helped 'unknown' Terrorists ¤ Form of Terrorism ¤ Unintelligent intelligence US is misquoting my Iraq report, says Blix In an interview on Wednesday, Dr Blix, the United Nations chief weapons inspector, seemed determined to dispel any impression that his report was intended to support the United States' campaign to build world support for a war to disarm Saddam Hussein.  Printer friendly version  Send page by E-Mail |