The European aerospace consortium EADS Astrium is set to enter the space tourism race with its own
four-passenger suborbital craft, but this is not sitting well with the European Commission Vice President Guenter Verheugen.
It's only for the super rich, which is against my social convictions.
Especially if it means that the proles will be able to afford a go one day. It should be reserved for the exclusive use of
Inner Party members Eurocrats and the self-selected progressive elite, which is the natural order of things.
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