[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think those who could possibly be terrorists should be searched. Do
you really think Teddy Kennedy, one of the most recognizable politicians
in the US should be delayed because his name is on the list? An 18
month old not only was searched but kept from boarding the
David wrote:Where I disagree with most right-wing commentators is that I
don't think
*racial* profiling will work
The problem most right wing commentators (as you describe them) is not the
people that *should* be included in a profile - forget the racial
description - but rather the people
Why think for yourself if you are putting your fate in the hands of the
person handing you a welfare check? The urban poor work on gaming the
system, not in assisting the world to be a better place. They have no
motivation to get off the lam. The welfare will drive them to
appointments,
Helpless urban poor kept from having a stake in keeping the world a
sane place.
On Sunday, September 4, 2005, at 02:14 PM, Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
well you have to take into account the type of people that were
involved
in the first place.
redghost wrote:
I noticed that lack of community
And if you are really a smart terrorist, willing to give your life, you
get a SAM and take out planes in a coordinated effort worldwide. I am
sure 20 hadjis could find a way to secure stingers and scope out the
best places to shoot down commercial jets simultaneously.
On Sunday, September 4,
Gee, why don't you tell us how you really feel?
The fact is, there are a lot of people who are dead, dying or soon to die.
While everyone points fingers the rest of us are high and dry with full
bellies. Are you saying we should just let them all rot in a cesspool that
used to be a city?
Surely
And a few are being saved. The ones that really want to leave will go,
the ones too pig headed to abandon NOLA will remain no matter how many
pretty white folk knock on the door and tell them to go. A month from
now the clean up crews will find dead people who were alive just a week
before,
Where do you live?
From what you tell us, anyone is in peril if they live in the USA. It's
what you've been told for the past few years? Terrorists, right?
Never mind civil unrest, tornadoes, hurricanes, wild fires, mud slides,
earth quakes, floods, blizzards, ice storms, drought, too much
I noticed that lack of community cohesion as well. While in FL last
summer for Charlie, though there was a huge contingent of tourist, the
locals did band together to assist others. NOLA folks just had no idea
how to be a society and waited like rabid animals for somebody to save
their
Who Wait a minute.
Don't believe all that the National Media is putting out.
Yes there has been random snipering and Lawlessness.
But what the media isn't passing along is the hundreds of people
that risked Life and Limb rescuing folks from roof tops and attics,
I'm not talking about the
redghost wrote:
I noticed that lack of community cohesion as well. While in FL last
summer for Charlie, though there was a huge contingent of tourist, the
locals did band together to assist others. NOLA folks just had no idea
how to be a society and waited like rabid animals for somebody
well you have to take into account the type of people that were involved
in the first place.
redghost wrote:
I noticed that lack of community cohesion as well. While in FL last
summer for Charlie, though there was a huge contingent of tourist, the
locals did band together to assist others.
In a message dated 9/4/2005 1:56:30 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
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Who
I think those who could possibly be terrorists should be searched. Do you
really think Teddy Kennedy, one of the most recognizable politicians in the US
should be delayed because his name is on the list? An 18 month old not only
was searched but kept from boarding the plane because his name
: Thursday, September 01, 2005 8:25 AM
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] A VERY serious topic -- put away yer guns, email
clients,taxes, and bad dogs
Saw this response to a what can we do question - I don't know who
submitted it, but it makes sense. Just watch out for the scammers.
People
Pacific Daylight Time,
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is
leading the charge.
Ken
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Mercedes
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm pretty sure that all the countries who were whining about the US not
doing enough
for the Tsunami victims will be sending millions of dollars of aid. Because
of course
they know exactly how to help. I believe France is leading the charge.
Surprise! Looks
I listen to a German net station all day and I think
(my German is pretty minimal) that they are wanting to
send aid...maybe some amphibious G-Wagens!
CM
Christopher McCann, Squier Park, Kansas City, Missouri
-1985 300SD, 209K miles, Wulf
of aid. Because of course
they know exactly
how to help. I believe France is leading the charge.
Ken
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Just like they did at Normandy...
Richard
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I'm pretty sure that all the countries who were whining about the US
not
doing enough for the Tsunami victims will be sending millions of
dollars of aid.
Because of course they know exactly how to help. I believe
millions of dollars of
aid. Because of course they know exactly how to help. I believe France is
leading the charge.
Ken
In a message dated 9/1/2005 5:00:41 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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: [MBZ] A VERY serious topic -- put away yer guns, email
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Been watching the news here about whats going on there. Was told my
former Guard unit
You know, the most disturbing thing about this whole disaster is the way the
people involved reacted. Normally, when a major disaster happens, you hear
about people banding together to help each other through. The citizens of
New Orleans, however, seem to have gone straight for each others'
Somehow a lot of the listers just have their priorities all out of
whack. I mean, I look here for info about BEER! But with all the idle
chatter about guns, dogs, email clients, and other random trivialities,
we are missing something extremely important.
*Seriously, y'all, there is another
On Thu, 01 Sep 2005 00:01:06 -0500 Rich Thomas
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*Seriously, y'all, there is another important topic to consider -- this
hurricane thing is significantly huge.* This event is unparallelled in
our US history.
You are most certainly right. How to help, other than
Yes, a very serious topic indeed. The thought that those people have
absolutely nothing to come back to has been on my mind since yesterday. MB
content: I'm considering, much more seriously, the veggie-mobile idea. Man,
I should have taken the aux. tank out of the trunk of Ingrid (white 78
Been watching the news here about whats going on there. Was told my former
Guard unit may be on ready alert to assist in the evac and help with food and
water. Some have already volenteered to go on their own. Considering whats
going on in the middle east it just makes you wonder who will be
Saw this response to a what can we do question - I don't know who
submitted it, but it makes sense. Just watch out for the scammers.
People want to help. That's good. The problem is they often can, but
they think they can. And, in the end, all they really do is get in the
way.
The single best
Im sure there are ways, perhaps thru the red cross or salvation army?
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How can a person provide a home for someone or some kids? I have a huge
house and facilities and could help but just don't know how to do it. I
could also probably put someone to work if needed.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of OK Don
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Saw this response to a what can we do question - I don't know who
submitted
That was OK Don, not LT Don.
On 9/1/05, Potter, Tom E [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am going to pee on LT Don's parade
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:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of OK Don
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Saw this response to a what can we do question - I don't know who
submitted
Dear Enigma2be2,
CNN might have something on their website... they were discussing within
the last hour that there are website that are starting to pop up with
offers such as yours.
I have not started to look for one yet but I would start with CNN.
Jan
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How can a
TimothyPilgrim wrote:
I seem to recall a recent news story that exposed the finances of
the Red Cross and that only a small portion of donations actually went
to the needy. Most was used to support the RC itself...
Try the Salvation Army. Not exactly a top-heavy organization chart.
They
TimothyPilgrim wrote:
I'd prefer to donate through a secular organization. The SA is off my radar.
What about the Mennonites? (think Amish w/o the beards)
In my experience (I've worked alongside them when the destroyed buildings
belonged
to my family and the Mennonites were there because
I just found this list of charities helping out the New Orlean's relief effort:
http://www.deadlykatrina.com/?p=54
Tim
1982 300TD Moby
On 9/1/05, Mitch Haley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
TimothyPilgrim wrote:
I'd prefer to donate through a secular organization. The SA is off my radar.
Thin veneer of civilization with all the looting and such. Not
standard behavior in US disasters, unless you reside in Detroit.
I would love to help out, but at this point will be a greater
hinderance than help. When they figure out what needs I am able to
meet, will be feeling less stuck
redghost wrote:
I wonder how far the water logged cars will travel
from the Gulf coast before they end up on eBay
I've seen 'repairable' cars in salvage yards in Indiana with Houston dealer
stickers on
them
and flood damage titles several months after a tropical storm. Creeps usually
want
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Im sure there are ways, perhaps thru the red cross
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