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reply posted on 2-9-2005 @ 03:10 PM by amb1063
here's a perfect example of the SPIN DOCTORS at work........except THIS time they got caught!!

here's the link again.................go read the entire article ...........it will make you sick that we have been so slow to move.........

www.cnn.com...
here's just the first snippet from the article on the discrepency of information...........BIG GOV vs the LITTLE PEOPLE

"The big disconnect on New Orleans
The official version; then there's the in-the-trenches version

Conditions in the Convention Center


FEMA chief Brown: We learned about that (Thursday), so I have directed that we have all available resources to get that convention center to make sure that they have the food and water and medical care that they need.

Mayor Nagin: The convention center is unsanitary and unsafe, and we are running out of supplies for the 15,000 to 20,000 people.

CNN Producer Kim Segal: It was chaos. There was nobody there, nobody in charge. And there was nobody giving even water. The children, you should see them, they're all just in tears. There are sick people. We saw... people who are dying in front of you.

Evacuee Raymond Cooper: Sir, you've got about 3,000 people here in this -- in the Convention Center right now. They're hungry. Don't have any food. We were told two-and-a-half days ago to make our way to the Superdome or the Convention Center by our mayor. And which when we got here, was no one to tell us what to do, no one to direct us, no authority figure. "


unbelievable!!


angie


reply posted on 2-9-2005 @ 05:21 PM by Gools
Ships are being supplied and readied to sail on Tuesday.


Canadian warships to take supplies to Louisiana

Three Canadian warships and a coast guard vessel will be sent to Louisiana on Tuesday with relief supplies for the U.S. Gulf Coast.

The Canadian Coast Guard Ship SIR WILLIAM ALEXANDER will sail along with the Canadian Navy vessels, HMCS ATHABASKAN, HMCS VILLE DE QUEBEC and HMCS TORONTO.

The Coast Guard vessel will support the Canadian Navy in the amphibious rescue operations and will be under the command of the Naval Task Force Commander.

The Canadian mission, dubbed Operation Union, is expected to provide humanitarian aid, along with divers, and engineering expertise for reconstruction.


Please visit the link provided for the complete story.


It will take some time for our Navy to get down there, but at least they don't need permission from DHS to sail international waters and into the Gulf of Mexico to lend a hand.

No word yet on the DART team.
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