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This came to me from a friend via Facebook.
Congratulations to India in sending a rocket to Mars. No sewage system, half the country in poverty, money well spent! So Mr. Cameron, not about time we reviewed this aid package, thought we were supplying essentials and not very expensive fireworks. PS still heaps of homeless in this country, living below the poverty line and going to get food from food banks. Have a nice Xmas you to**er.
Congratulations to India in sending a rocket to Mars. No sewage system, half the country in poverty, money well spent! So Mr. Cameron, not about time we reviewed this aid package, thought we were supplying essentials and not very expensive fireworks. PS still heaps of homeless in this country, living below the poverty line and going to get food from food banks. Have a nice Xmas you to**er.
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I know that jno - but the space nonsense has been going for years (alongside their nuclear weapons programme) during which time we poured millions (billions?) into aid for their country.
And I know that we should provide humanitarian help without pre-conditions, triggs ...
... but it still rankles (even in my lefty, do-gooding, guardian reading brain).
And I know that we should provide humanitarian help without pre-conditions, triggs ...
... but it still rankles (even in my lefty, do-gooding, guardian reading brain).
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Ah but that leads to another whole kettle of worms, triggs,
At what point does our guilt over the Colonial/Imperial damage wrought by our ancestors evaporate?
When do we say to the previously pink bits of the world map :
"We've helped you along for several generations - but none of us now alive actually did any of the bad stuff you keep banging on about - how about you accept that the responsibility for where you are now is entirely your own?"
At what point does our guilt over the Colonial/Imperial damage wrought by our ancestors evaporate?
When do we say to the previously pink bits of the world map :
"We've helped you along for several generations - but none of us now alive actually did any of the bad stuff you keep banging on about - how about you accept that the responsibility for where you are now is entirely your own?"
no nation has ever devoted its entire GDP to eliminating poverty - certainly not Britain - so we just need to accept that other countries will have big projects and small projects, some will help the rich, some will help the poor. Britain developed atomic bombs in an age where people still had outside loos; that didn't invalidate the work.
The Indian Mars mission is incredible - I can't imagine a nation doing this so cheaply
It equates to about 300 yards of the HS2 project ( about 3.5p for each member of the Idian population)
India's ability to improve the standard of living of its people depends critically on its development and that means high tech education systems and projects projects that allow those graduates to develop their skills.
Much of the Indian space effort is actually directly targetted at improving nfrastructure in the country - Meterology, land management, navigation and emergency services etc.
http:// en.wiki pedia.o rg/wiki /Indian _Space_ Researc h_Organ isation #The_IN SAT_ser ies
Of course it's prime material for those with a right wing agenda to appeal to the cynicism of others and ignore the details to tell the story that they want to tell.
It equates to about 300 yards of the HS2 project ( about 3.5p for each member of the Idian population)
India's ability to improve the standard of living of its people depends critically on its development and that means high tech education systems and projects projects that allow those graduates to develop their skills.
Much of the Indian space effort is actually directly targetted at improving nfrastructure in the country - Meterology, land management, navigation and emergency services etc.
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Of course it's prime material for those with a right wing agenda to appeal to the cynicism of others and ignore the details to tell the story that they want to tell.
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