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http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/news/dmn/stories/091105dnnatkatresponse.2dceebb.html Before the storm, FEMA had dropped off 90,000 liters of water and 43,776 meals ready to eat at the Superdome, a place neither the state of Louisiana nor the city of New Orleans had planned to...

http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/news/dmn/stories/091105dnnatkatresponse.2dceebb.html Before the storm, FEMA had dropped off 90,000 liters of water and 43,776 meals ready to eat at the Superdome, a place neither the state of Louisiana nor the city of New Orleans had planned to stock...

Your implication, of course, is that Bush is responsible for the deaths in New Orleans. Ridiculous! :rolleyes:

The truth of what you say about Galveston,Squire, is well known. At least to me. Interesting to apply that scenario to New Orleans. We'll see.

I misspoke myself, but I'm still right. There was food and water at the SUPERdome. [/b]</font> Now back to where I was before someone wanted to play semantics.

Since we apparently want to be politically correct as well as gramatically, I will conceed that evacuees is probably a better fit for those who were actually "evacuated". However , those who left on their own without any assistance would be more accurately called refugees. They are most...

Yep. Knew it. Don't care. There is nothing derogatory about the word "refugee" except in your own mind. Get over it.

You call 'em whatever you like. People that seek refuge are refugees. I'm not into political correctness. BTW Are you a member of the PC police? ;)

I misspoke myself, but I'm still right. There was food and water at the SUPERdome.

But there was food and water at the Astrodome.

I believe that 10,000 dead nonsense came from the "who me? It's all their fault." mayor of NOLA

It was to be expected.

I don't think it much matters what they think. Many of the refugees will stay where they are. The reason is simple. They have nothing to go back to and many realize they have a chance for a fresh start in life. A rare opportunity for the poor. Katrina may be a blessing in disguise to...

http://www.defendamerica.mil/articles/sep2005/a090905ms2.html Iraqi Soldiers Donate to Katrina Victims Iraqi soldiers collected 1,000,000 Iraqi dinars for victims of Hurricane Katrina. By Multinational Security Transition Command-Iraq TAJI, Iraq, Sept. 9, 2005 — Iraqi soldiers serving at...

If I know the Australians, a bragging al qaeda will not make their knees start knocking.

I was wondering how long it would be before this particular crackpot theory surfaced. Pnut, you did not disappoint.

"Slither" would be the word.

Don't forget that FEMA under WITT was heavily criticized for how they handled Hurricane Floyd in 1999. He somehow came away with his reputation unscathed although the performance of FEMA in 1999 was every bit as poor as the performance of FEMA is considered by some to be today. I believe the...

I will and it'll be OK with me if they refuse our help because of it. ;)

To be expected. He was a lightening rod for criticism, earned or not.