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I agreee that Bush has not
been of much help. But the lack of attention to infrastructure is part
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Arthur,
People
will better handle their affairs than a government - or at least
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Karen,
Infrastructure
is the last thing that any politician cares about unless it comes up as
a pork amendment
Snagged from a
newsletter from Jan Lundberg
According to airportbusiness.com: Airlines and oil companies are
working on plans to supply jet fuel to at least ten U.S. airports that could be
shut down due to a lack of jet fuel caused by refinery and pipeline shutdowns
from hurricane
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Behalf Of Lawrence
deBivort
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The most unattractive
thing about an inability
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To: 'Lawrence deBivort';
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Subject: RE: [Futurework] Gone
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Lawry,
Yet
again you use ad hominems in place of thought.
Do your
best to look at things as they are rather than veiled by your
empathy.
It is
probable that those people
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Subject: RE: [Futurework] Gone
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Harry, you dont
have a clue about Iraq
or the situation there. You have zero appreciation of Iraqis, their country,
history, capabilities or prospects. Instead you have fallen for the neocon
line, hook, line and sinker. Even if you
,
Lawry
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Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005
1:03 PM
To: 'Lawrence deBivort'; 'Cordell,
Arthur: ECOM'; 'Karen Watters Cole'; futurework@fes.uwaterloo.ca
Subject: RE: [Futurework] Gone
with the Water
Lawry,
Death
is an individual
Arthur Cordell wrote:
For a catastrophe that was predicted for 50 years there was just about no
disaster plan in place. Criminal.
There will be plenty of blame to go around. e.g., why weren't the levees
better protected. why weren't the pumps equipped with emerg. power. why
weren't the
Hi, Karen,
Ive examined the pictures of Katrina carefully
for the matter is portentous and clearly saw the images of Bush,
Cheney, and Rove is what I can only delicately refer to as a most compromising
position. I was stunned to see this, especially as the weather channel
repeated the
It would be shameful
to laugh today, when the news across this region spells economic as well as
human and environmental disaster, in addition to the heartbreaking news from
Baghdad today. Just stunning. But I did smile in pained recognition, understanding
your vision may not be
I've examined the pictures of Katrina carefully - for the matter is
portentous - and clearly saw the images of Bush, Cheney, and Rove is what I
can only delicately refer to as a most compromising position.
Naah, the RRR has quite a different explanation:
Not
surprisingly, Chris, the RRR will now officially
rename New Orleans Sodom and Gomorra, despite the suffering of innocents. It
fits into narrow worldviews all too well. But unless they can perform miracles, the RRR is not going to
rescue Bush from criticism that his policies and war of
For a
catastrophe that was predicted for 50 years there was just about no disaster
plan in place. Criminal.
There
will be plenty of blame to go around. e.g., why weren't the levees better
protected. why weren't the pumps equipped with emerg. power. why
weren't the fleet of New Orleans
Maybe
the lesson that will emerge from this is that, finally, we must pay attention to
the infrastructure. We have to think long term. Longer than the next
quarter's bottom line. A society that will continue must build and
maintain infrastructure. Not glamourous but oh so
important.
Arthur wrote: For
a catastrophe that was predicted for 50 years there was just about no disaster
plan in place. Criminal.
There will be plenty of blame to
go around. e.g., why weren't the levees better protected. why
weren't the pumps equipped with emerg. power. why weren't the fleet of
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Karen Watters
ColeSent: Wednesday, August 31, 2005 7:57 PMTo:
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Water
Arthur wrote: For a
catastrophe that was predicted for 50 years ther
Arthur wrote: I agreee that Bush has not been of much help. But the lack
of attention to infrastructure is part of the consumer culture. Bush is
just carrying on as have previoius Presidents.
From the
article in Editor Publisher
about the 9 times the New Orleans newspaper wrote about
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