Just onceJUST FRICKIN ONCE, I'd like to read an argument, about
something that happens down there, take place without it degenrating
into a Clinton/Bush load of shit. Have you people lost the ability to
see other people's point of view??
Neither of those guys were worth shit in actual
mistaken again, you are,... i've never said anything about either of our
countries before, so it's not likely i've done *anything* again... and
i'm certainly not cheering on anything.
should i just complain about what other people are saying about their
own country and throw stones over a
Want to see a disaster from far far above ... pictures probability take
by u-2 spy plane of the 1960's one was sent aloft a few days ago to
do survey of the disaster area which covers about 90,000 square miles
just under the size of our former mother country-England
ernest breakfield wrote:
just to be clear, i don't dislike Canada and/or Canadians in general; i
do some work for a Canadian company, and find much of what's said by
them rather amusing, in a quaint sort of way... they certainly seem to
think highly of themselves and seem to like to hate us
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Who paid for Al's flight? And what did he put on it? I haven't heard
anything about that. Please tell me more.
There's not much coverage. He apparently declined to talk to the press
about it, because he didn't want to politicize it. Here's one brief
article:
OK, but she can buy all the shoes she wants until they declare the
money is headed this way. Made it sound as if the folks were beating
down the door even before the last rain drop fell
On Tuesday, September 6, 2005, at 04:12 PM, Mitch Haley wrote:
redghost wrote:
WTF is Condi even
http://www.spectator.org/dsp_article.asp?art_id=8693
By Ben Stein
Published 9/2/2005 11:59:59 PM
A few truths, for those who have ears and eyes and care to know the truth:
1.) The hurricane that hit New Orleans and Mississippi and Alabama
was an astonishing tragedy. The suffering and
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13.) The entire episode is a dramatic lesson in the breathtaking
callousness of government officials at the ground level. Imagine if
Hillary Clinton had gotten her way and they were in charge of your
health care.
Pardon me, while I go throw up.
mac
Craig McCluskey wrote:
http://www.spectator.org/dsp_article.asp?art_id=8693
By Ben Stein
snip
Ben Stein does a great job inventing a bunch of straw men, then arguing
against them. I can see why Tricky Dick hired him as a speech writer.
Steve MacSween wrote:
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13.) The entire episode is a dramatic lesson in the breathtaking
callousness of government officials at the ground level. Imagine if
Hillary Clinton had gotten her way and they were in charge of your
health care.
Pardon me, while I go throw
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How many of us work in large organizations? Or if you know someone who works
in one ask them about it. Let's imagine a big report is about to go out from
your New Orleans office. This report is to the shareholders, or the board of
directors or to whomever you think is an important person in
On Tue, 6 Sep 2005 12:32:00 EDT, Bucks2 wrote
If anyone thinks that the president of the US, the head of FEMA or anyone
else at that level needs to run out of the room shouting orders, you're sadly
mistaken. Large organizations move slowly. They can do tremendous things, but
it doesn't
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On Tue, 6 Sep 2005 12:32:00 EDT, Bucks2 wrote
If anyone thinks that the president of the US, the head of FEMA or anyone
else at that level needs
On Tue, 6 Sep 2005 15:26:58 EDT, Bucks2 wrote
The local government should be implementing plans to get people out of
the area.
Certainly I agree. I'm not sure any local government has the resources to
pull that off without federal help, though, especially in this era of tight
budgets.
Seems to be a responsible view - everyone looking out for themselves in case a
disaster strikes. Makes good sense really...
However, look at what happened. The State level of government was just as
smashed up as everything around it. It would seem that after they went through
the storm it
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On Tue, 6 Sep 2005 15:26:58 EDT, Bucks2 wrote
The local government should be implementing plans to get
WTF is Condi even getting involved in a DOMESTIC issue? The woman is
the SECRETARY OF STATE! She deals with foreign weenies and disasters,
not local monkey shines. I will grant that the Governor of LA has
acted like it is some third world nation not aligned with USA, but
Condi has nothing
Good thought except that your emergency supplies are canned goods. When you
put away emergency supplies you don't know if the emergency is going to knock
out electricity so if they require cold then you've put the wrong stuff away.
When you move upstairs you take your supplies with you so now
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