Curiosity is the nature of man
NASA’s triumph in landing on Mars a car-sized mobile laboratory with the inspired name Curiosity, is both a beautiful testimony to mankind’s true nature, and gives humanity a platform to rise from the collapsing global economy and danger of thermonuclear conflict.
Click here to watch LaRouchepac’s 18-minute video “The Curiosity of Man”.
NASA triumphed despite British puppet Barack Obama’s gutting of its budget to pay for his bailout of the criminal banks of Wall Street and the City of London (if Obama’s cuts stand, Curiosity will be the space agency’s last gasp).
The British and Obama are intent on forcing the world to stick with the globalist economic policies of free trade and deregulation that unleashed the banks to commit the looting crimes—still ongoing, as the London LIBOR-rigging proves—which plunged the world into economic collapse; to that end they are hell-bent on smashing any moves that nations make to reassert their own sovereignty for the sake of the economic welfare of their people.
They are targeting nation after nation for “regime change”, and are using Syria and Iran as proxies to provoke a showdown with Russia and China, both of which vow to defend their sovereignty with nuclear weapons.
Curiosity, however, demonstrates the uplifting alternative to depression and war:
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It is a testament to decades of government investment (Obama is effectively privatising the space program, reducing it to commercial pay load launches limited to near-earth orbit);
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It was a rallying point for scientific collaboration between many nations, including Australia, South Africa, Spain, Canada, Russia, France, Italy and Japan—Australia’s radar technology confirmed Curiosity’s successful landing;
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It was a science-driver for more than 30,000 small, leading-edge companies which contributed critical technology and components to the Curiosity rover—such companies are the driver for innovation in the real economy, but have been generally smashed by the free trade policies that destroyed productive industry to profit banks and speculators.
Curiosity has expanded man’s power in the universe. It has established on Mars a beachhead for human creativity that provides nations with the opportunity to work together in space exploration, and on what the Russians call the “Strategic Defence of Earth” (SDE)—threats posed by near-earth asteroids—in a way that will unleash a burst of industrial progress not seen since John F. Kennedy’s Apollo space program. Even a small asteroid of 30-50 meters would hit the earth with the force of a nuclear explosion, instantly vaporising any major metropolitan area for instance, and there are an estimated one million asteroids intersecting Earth’s orbit, only a small fraction of which have been identified. Even when they have been identified, mankind has no method at present to deflect their trajectories away from Earth—nor will we if the fanatically anti-science outlook of Obama and his British masters prevails.
Only the breakthroughs in science and technology that will enable us to conquer the physical frontiers of space, can transform our means of existence on Earth. Only such breakthroughs are capable of up-shifting our ability to harness nuclear power, to develop infrastructure, to grow food, and to develop entire new manufacturing industries, all of which will enable the world to recover from its present slide into Hell—a slide caused by the free trade, budget cuts, privatisations, bank bailouts and all the other looting mechanisms of globalisation imposed by the City of London and its little brother on Wall Street.
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