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To: nuconvert

I domn’t approve of this but man they got some beautiful phjotos

Why didn’t they just ASK if they could go on the ships and take photos????

Since their faces are clearly visible- they are now asking for trouble.

I wonder what camera’s they used? Those were some incredible quality photos


12 posted on 06/10/2011 7:27:57 AM PDT by Mr. K (CAPSLOCK! -Unleash the fury! [Palin/Bachman 2012- unbeatable ticket])
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To: Mr. K
Why didn’t they just ASK if they could go on the ships and take photos????

Because they'd have been told no. Bureaucrats' first reaction to anything is to say "NO." Second it would have alerted the "authorities" and would have made it harder to get in and take the pictures. Third, Whose ships are they anyway? It was TAXPAYER money that paid for them, and since the government is throwing them out, it seems reasonable that the TAXPAYERS at least get a look at them.

20 posted on 06/10/2011 7:36:03 AM PDT by from occupied ga (your own government is your most dangerous enemy)
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To: Mr. K

“Why didn’t they just ASK if they could go on the ships and take photos????”

Because they would say no,, like good bureaucrats do. And then justify it with reasons that are actually designed to cover their reflexive refusal.

And if i was on a jury, i’d still vote not guilty even with the photos. After all, i saw Luke Sky walker blow up the death star too. And the government is in bad need of some pokes in the eye. They need to start losing some cases.


32 posted on 06/10/2011 8:07:49 AM PDT by DesertRhino (I was standing with a rifle, waiting for soviet paratroopers, but communists just ran for office)
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