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To refuel the Destiny, the crew manages to maneuver it so that it passes
through the atmosphere of a nearby gas giant. I presume that it takes
in hydrogen to power fusion reactors. However, when it emerges, it
happens to be headed straight for a star! Why can't the crew just
maneuver it again so that it will miss the star? After all, the
Destiny's altitude jets should now be working.

Since the Destiny now has power again, why doesn't it just veer away
from that star on its own and return to FTL?

"David V. Loewe, Jr" <davelo... at (no spam) charter.net> wrote innews:1qfvd5te24a12d2h5cdu4at3jo3ijudr5k at (no spam) 4ax.com:

And, Saddam sure made it look like he was trying to get WMD.

Um, you mean the Bush administration tried very hard "to make it look
like" Saddam was trying to get WMDs........lol Remember Wilson and Plame?
Remember Colin Powell and what he said afterwards about that presentation?
Remember Richard Clarke? Of course, if you were tuned in to the far right
media, then you might have missed the little coverage they did of all
this.

Let's face it David. You cannot defend the war in Iraq. That ones a dead
horse. It was an illegal, immoral and useless war that served no purpose
other than to satisfy the Shrub's desire to finish the war his daddy
started and make a lot of money for his cronies. The end.

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In this episode, Destiny flies through the atmosphere of a gas giant.
On the ship's hull is a very leaky shuttle with the body of a US
Senator in it. I wonder what the atmosphere of the gas giant did to
the body when it flooded into the shuttle!

Rom wrote:

whodunit wrote:
JM Morrison wrote:
Gisele wrote:
JM Morrison <jmmnomail at (no spam) shaw.ca> wrote in
news:DJ%Dm.14546$NE1.12011 at (no spam) newsfe18.iad:
whodunit wrote:

Wait, wait, wait. It's supposed to be Halliburton getting rich!
And did I read an article the other day that some OTHER company
got the oil drilling rights in Iraq?! But I thought President
Bush had that all figured out as the MAIN reason for dumping
Saddam HUSSEIN Obama!! Oops. Honest mistake there--remove that
last name if you like! ;-)

It's not an honest mistake. You're not fooling anyone by saying
it is. I don't believe that even you believe you are.

Do you want someone to engage you on this topic?

-jmm

Don't bother. This one is so pickled with kool-aid that she can't
see straight, believe me. We are talking way-out, far, far right
wing, extreme type here.

Gisele


The thing is, I know Carolyne from way back. I haven't played in
the atsg1 sandbox for years now, but back then she was coherent at
least. Had a sense of humour. I knew she was conservative and
religious, but this passive-aggressive hatred, with overtones of
racial and religious bigotry, does not sound like the intelligent
poster I knew.

-jmm

BINGO!! JMM wins for being the first one to play the liberal race
card! Wooot!

If there was/is a Liberal/Socialist handbook, this would be on page
one, as it's exactly what they constantly do; demonize anyone who
DARES to disagree with them. They have nothing when it comes to the
arena of ideas. What they have is a seemingly endless supply of mud.

The above tactic also sounds like something out of George W Bush's
playbook.

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To refuel the Destiny, the crew manages to maneuver it so that it passes
through the atmosphere of a nearby gas giant. I presume that it takes
in hydrogen to power fusion reactors. However, when it emerges, it
happens to be headed straight for a star! Why can't the crew just
maneuver it again so that it will miss the star? After all, the
Destiny's altitude jets should now be working.

Since the Destiny now has power again, why doesn't it just veer away
from that star on its own and return to FTL?