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Historically, Fort Drum/Sackettsâ Harbor [sic] was a 
naval base for attacking 
, and was the staging point for the last attack in 1838 (thatâs if you donât count the Fenian Raids, which the government did try to suppress).
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Oookay, well why would you still need a military base so close to the Canadian border?
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Canadians: âWe canât really trust the Americans, because we know they donât trust us, because theyâve got a military base right there.â
US: âWe canât really trust the Canadians, because theyâre saying how they donât trust us, which is why we need a military base there.â
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So Canadians can march troops over.
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Hope that the Starliner crew brought some good books, maybe a pack of playing cards with them to the Space Station because theyâre going to be stuck there at least a little while longer.
I have to say, the PR statements that have been coming out of Boeing after each new failure are pretty impressive in their sheer audacity:
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Didnât anyone bring some Bondo and Zap-a-Gap?
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Donât they take a couple of rolls of duct tape with them on a flight anymore these days?
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Is Leaky Starliner Stuck at the ISS? Boeing and NASA Say No Despite Yet Another Delay
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Mark Nappi, vice president and program manager of the Commercial Crew Program at Boeing, said during the press briefing. âSo here we are, weâve learned that our helium system is not performing as designed, albeit manageable, itâs still not working like we had designed it, so we got to go figure that out.â
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NASAâs Stich reiterated that the Starliner teams also learned that the vehicleâs service module is âa very complicated module.â
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Starliner can stay docked to the ISS for a maximum of 45 days during its current mission.
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So they can stay for roundabout another four weeks. No need to hurry, then.
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