Re: Theos-World Not blame but responsibility
Sep 07, 2005 06:44 PM
by Cass Silva
Dear Paul
I have just read an article on the Toxic Waste effect stating that if they drain NO into the mexican gulf that it will create an environmental disaster. That birds feeding in the area could spread disease throughout the country. It all sounds horrific. Also read, which I hope is BS, that a reason for the evacuation of the citizens is because they expect to find over 50,000 dead or decaying bodies, and that reptiles etc have begun to eat off the remains, further infecting other eco systems. As I said, it all sounds horrific. I don't see it as a cover up as the news media are permitted to stay.
Cass
kpauljohnson <kpauljohnson@yahoo.com> wrote:
Hey,
I haven't felt like arguing about Katrina because I spent my college
years in Louisiana and know just how poor it is. New Orleans was my
favorite American city, with the best architecture and food, the
greatest Southern city. And just don't want to see the state and
local governments be scapegoated for failure to prevent and then
deal with what everyone knows was a national and not a local
emergency. Just reconnected with a friend I'd lost touch with ten
years ago in north Louisiana, and earlier in the week was talking
with another friend from Houston who has family in south Louisiana.
This will take a very long time to sort out, and is indeed the
defining moment of the Bush administration. Here's the best
article (post, actually) I've seen thus far that explains a concept
that has been forgotten in the Bush Jr. era-- RESPONSIBILITY.
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?
az=view_all&address=104x4680505
Paul
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