Subject: Re: Good riddance to Galileo! -- Chris Mankey proves me wrong! (But hasn't proven himself right about anything other than knowing his name)

To:"Chris Mankey" <Whovian222@aol.com>

June 25th, 2004

Dear Mr. Mankey,

Well, now we know who libeled me and who it is that continues to do so, but what makes you so arrogant?  What's your connection to the space industry?  And by the way, do you know libel is punishable by law?

I'll post your name online for evermore, by the way, so if you libel someone else, they'll be able to learn more about you from a Google search.

Sincerely,

Russell Hoffman
Carlsbad, CA

At 07:03 PM 6/25/2004 -0400, "Chris Mankey" <Whovian222@aol.com> wrote:

In a message dated 6/25/04 5:40:54 PM Central Daylight Time, rhoffman@animatedsoftware.com writes:

In a civil society, people take credit for their remarks. Since science can

only move forward in a civil society where truth is held above all else --

above politics, greed and pride, I assume you'll "own up" to your claims,

and let us all know who you are and what's it to you, anyway?  What do you

know and where did you learn it?

I bet you haven't got the nerve to put your full name on your arrogant

assertions(sic).

Have a day.

  Chris mankey
1136 supornick Lane Apt g
St. Paul, Minnesota
651-774-1935
 
Have a nice day, jerk!!!
 
 

   One can assume the real reason they are now smashing Galileo into Jupiter instead of into one of her moons is to hide their evil tracks, so it will not be possible to send a probe to Galileo's wreckage, to find out that the containment system has become dust, and the plutonium has spread all over the moon on which it crashed, a perfect example (because it's safely billions of miles away) of what happens here on Earth whenever NASA screws up.
 
 
   Wow, what a complete moron you are! I assume that it must be hard to author a website with your head shoved as far up your ass as it appears to be! Keep up the good work, I need a laugh now and then.