The tragedy in New Orleans is unprecedented. What can be done to save millions of people? What happens if you have a heart attack? Toast! When you can't get prescription meds? Toast! When you don't have water, clothing, etc. And the victims are wondering "where is "Fema?" There are millions of people to tend to-there's no magic wand. But when the citizenry [ those on the outside looking in ]
start playing the "blame card," what the fuk's wrong with you? Shut the fuk up!
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It ain't about blame, they'll do that later... It's about action, urgency, and response time. Supposely, Nawlins was the case study for the formulation of a crisis plan last year with FEMA and Homeland Security. Its time to execute. I believe that started today.
http://kiro.liquidviewer.net/kiro-od/mayornagin.asf
I don't know about this mayor's long-term possibilites, but he's talking the kind of talk people can rally around.
pictruandtru
Engaging. Just like old times. Here's hoping your plates are filled with haggis today. And speaking of blame, here goes: “For They That Sow the Wind Shall Reap the Whirlwind” http://news.yahoo.com/s/huffpost/20050829/cm_huffpost/006396
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