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Scientists Praise Pot
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5.11.2009 at 03:14pm - Comment by bozomims1954There is to much ilegal money being made to make it legal, what will some of the politicians do with out there pay offs lat alone the crooked cops that may be on the take. If it were put on a national ballot to be voted on, what percetage of the population would vote for legalizing Pot, it would be interesting to see....
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Today's Bomber Fleet
5.11.2009 at 02:53pm - Comment by bozomims1954The future lies with aircraft that does not require pilots, look at the new one that came out a few months ago, it is 2-3 times larger then the previous 2 virsions, it can stay up longer and fly further, sure they are slow but at a cost of a little more then 1 million each they do quite a bit and can be flown from air craft carriers and when you look at the total cost deploying them will be a lot cheaper..They will only get better and better..
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The Top-Secret Warplanes of Area 51
For a closer look at the exotic aircraft the Air Force might be cooking up at Area 51, launch the photo gallery.
5.11.2009 at 02:32pm - Comment by bozomims1954Sorry Toy Soldier...We can't give away things we spend Billons on to develop,..Development cost are the bulk of the overall oost...Even your every day companys keep there company secrets (secret) ...After a period of time the cost of VCR, TV's, Radio's, everything you use in life comes down after they recoup there start up cost..When VCR's first came out they were 1,200 to 1,400 bucks...Wow... You will find everything out in 40-50 yrs when particuler things get declassified. Iran would love to go on line and look at everything we have in the works so they could go straight to the building and not spend years on design...
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