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<wrcowan1@hal-pc.org> wrote in message
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> Chris wrote:
> > "Chris" <vscooter@nospam.copper.net> wrote in message
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> >>"Obwon" <obllOob@att.net> wrote in message
> >>news:ucq0i1tvt9hhi01hgbp3sag7koenev86lc@4ax.com...
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> >>>Please Phil, there were offers of help pouring in from
> >>>all over the world.  Bush kept them out by refusing
> >>>aid.
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> You are wrong, Foriegn aid is being accepted.
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> >>>There was plenty of food and water in NO, it was
> >>>in the stores that had been abandoned.  Obviously there
> >>>was a plan...   To see to it that as many people would
> >>>die as could be killed by benevolent neglect.  Everyone
> >>>was working hard to keep aid,  food and water from
> >>>coming in.  Or do you somehow believe that it takes
> >>>three days to drive trucks from Texas and Fla to NO?
> >>>
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> The Govenor of the state of Louisiana blocked food and supplies from
> reaching people trapped at the New Orleans Convention Center and the
> Louisiana Superdome.  Those were supplies had locally.
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> Now as to getting trucks in from Texas and Fla, the roads were not
> passable.  It takes to to map and safe route for convoys to travel.
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> >>Yeah, it is funny how kids could steal school busses to get people out
but
> >>the government couldn't get military trucks in for three days.....those
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> > must
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> >>be some damn powerful busses. Oops, I ruined another one of the bush
> >>faithfuls arguments...damn me all to hell.
> >
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> Sorry to bust your bubble, but the mayor of New Orleans had hundreds of
> buses available to evacuate people on.  Houston;s Metro offered to send
> every available bus to N.O. to help in the evacuation of the city but
> were turned down by the mayor.
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> As for the kid who stole a bus, the question is where was he when he
> found the bus and where were the people he picked up located?  Could it
> be he originated from an area not as flooded ans the rest of the city?
> How long did it take him ot get out?  How many times did he have to
> change route?  YOu know it is easy for someone who lives in the city to
> find route out.  For those who do not it is not easy to get into a
> flooded city not knowing which streets are passable and which are not.
> It takes time to map a route that is safe and passable.
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mrcoward: give it up! You can't keep blaming the victims!!!!!!
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> MRC