I wasn't saying you were wrong. I can easily see New Orleans being
reduced to such a sorry state. I was just saying that the strategy makes
little sense from the p.o.v. of the tourist industry, and those
concerned with preservation of an historical city and national icon. Oil
imports render a far bigger return when reviewing what will hold greater
sway. Perhaps it will be a blend of both, but it seems clear that for
now officials have scant intention to restore, and every opportunity to
pocket fortunes.
Natalia
Christoph Reuss wrote:
It's hard to say. We're not the ones being bribed.
When you'll see the gambling hells popping up everywhere, you'll know
who was right.
Chris
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