[Fred Mertz]

Changing the subject slightly, you told me the other night the Columbia crew knew of their damaged wing. I took your word for it, then I read this.

Had the Columbia crew known of damage, though, there was probably little they could have done about it, said Sally Ride, America's first woman in space and a member of the commission that investigated the Challenger disaster. The Challenger shuttle exploded during liftoff 17 years ago.

Sally Ride tells me something different here. Who am I to believe? I'd appreciate any clarification you can provide. Thanks.

Source: http://abclocal.go.com/kfsn/news/020403_nw_theory.html

[TLBSHOW]

We have been proved right about this but don't expect an apology from the ones that had no clue and tried to stop the truth.

God always brings it out in the end for all to see.

[TLBSHOW]

ps
I haven't had food for days did a fast till this was done. Time to eat!

Be back.....

[Howlin]

I heard the director in Washginton say today that they DID discuss it with them, just like they discuss everything with them.

I'll go with the director.