Nick Arnett wrote:
http://www.fair.org/index.php?page=2924
and more
Comes now further word on the subject:
http://www.2theadvocate.com/news/3425616.html?showAll=y
FEMA OKs media access to residents
“We’re responding to your criticism,” James Stark, director of
FEMA’s Louisiana
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Dave Land [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Reporters and photographers will have to produce valid media
credentials before they are allowed to enter the trailer parks,
he said.
Dave
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I don't know the specifics of this situation,
Nick Arnett wrote:
I've read about this before, but it still just astonishes me that Katrina
survivors have lost civil rights as a result. They end up living in a
community where they are not free to talk to the press unless there is a
FEMA representative present. They can't have a landline
Folks,
FAIR reports on FEMA's response to FAIR's earlier piece (brought to
our attention by Nick) here:
http://www.fair.org/index.php?page=2926
FEMA officer James Stark denies that FEMA policies prevent members of
the media from contacting residents, and goes on to say that FEMA has
a
I've read about this before, but it still just astonishes me that Katrina
survivors have lost civil rights as a result. They end up living in a
community where they are not free to talk to the press unless there is a
FEMA representative present. They can't have a landline telephone or cable
At 06:09 PM Monday 7/24/2006, Nick Arnett wrote:
I've read about this before, but it still just astonishes me that Katrina
survivors have lost civil rights as a result. They end up living in a
community where they are not free to talk to the press unless there is a
FEMA representative present.
