To establish the death star, we won't. This is from the White House officials responded to a petition, urged the United States President barack Obama from "Star Wars" to establish the size of the moon planet kill space station news.
"The government to share your ideas and to create employment opportunities and a strong national defense, Paul wrote:" XiaoKe Ross science and space of the branches of the White House budget office director. However, "the government does not support blow up the planet."
In addition, XiaoKe Ross said: "why should we spend countless tax payers money in the death star of a fundamental weakness, we can utilize one ship?" (hint guess, China has built a X wing fighter). Is expected to be at least $852 price tag of the trillions, says shawcross. "we are trying to reduce the deficit, and not to expand it." (well, such stimulation effect, the government in infrastructure spending not balanced cost? This may appear again barack Obama and republican this spring, on how best to reduce the national debt of conflict.
XiaoKe Ross "lists the various high-tech tax payers money support project, throw in a few Star Wars reference good measures (international space station function" built-in waste mash. "NASA's commercial crew and cargo project office - C3PO? Someone has an interesting point, a).
This is sad news way, if more than 34000 petition the undersigned in fright, suddenly silent. But, the senate is a good news! After all, the establishment of the first death star enable, emperor palpatine dissolution of the senate. This means that you don't need to the direct control of the district leaders its territory and use fear, keep local system meet.
Whether the President will take the time to answer this question last year someone asked him in his bookmark trading chat: star trek "or" Star Wars "no word.



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