Subject: NASA Names Facility After 'Hidden Figures' Mathematician Katherine Johnson
https://www.huffingtonpost.ca/entry/nasa-katherine-johnson-hidden-figures_n_5c73fd0ce4b00eed083748af
Chuck Gabriel is a former employer of mine. http://www.emasoftech.com
His late father ran the nuclear propulsion program for NASA for five years in the 1970s. https://fortune.com/2018/02/15/nasa-nuclear-rockets-mars/
As far as I know nothing is named after Chuck's father.
Yet NASA names a complete facility after a mere asterisk in the history books?
Whiskey Tango Foxtrot?
OH, let them have it. Throw them the bone.
ReplyDeleteIt's Chuck's father's own fault nothing is named after him. If he had chosen the right parents he could have been BLACK. Look at Obama--he could have been just another community organizer. But Obama chose to be BLACK and that made all the difference.
ReplyDeleteSTUPID STORY OF THE DAY--WEATHER MAPGATE
ReplyDeleteI was trying to figure out where to put this inane story--here I guess:
At the YMCA today,I had the misfortune to pick a treadmill in front of MSNBC--and THEY(Nicole Wallace and black friends+one white)were busy criticizing Trump--about the weather maps they said he showed previously about the hurricane in the southeast--but were now(get this)ALTERED!!!They accused Trump about lying when he said ,"this
Hurricane Dorian looks like it could cross Florida into Alabama..."
That was a couple days ago.Then the upper wind currents changed and swung the storm more to the north--and its Trumps fault.I watched this imbecilic topic and kept jogging,trying to figure,what would have been the upside for Trump in trying to intentionally deceive Alabama?
None,but MSNBC made this look like an impeachable offense.
Wallace and company used the word "altered" over and over--I could see it on the subtitles constantly--making a big deal over nothing.
Better hire Mueller back for "weather mapgate."These nuts will not quit.
--GRA
lies to soothe the nogs. Time to send them to african plantations. Eliminate the parasites
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