NEWS: Disbelief - Former FEMA Officials Speak Out

subtle - WOW


That is one of the most amazing accounts I've read - mainly because it has the time frame.

...Eg.:

- "By Monday afternoon, Katrina passed and all was good. The French Quarter, where my counsin was at, suffered just minor damage.

- Tuesday, people that stayed in New Orleans but did not go to the SuperDome, came out, surveyed the damage, some were partying, others had cookouts, everyone breathed a sigh of relief.

- Wednesday, the levees broke and the flood started. Everyone was in shock and couldn't believe it.

- By Thursday, many parts of New Orleans was flooded but not "the entire city" as the media reported. "


Hmmmm. This just gets curiouser and curiouser.

The story told by subtle is available on the web as a very good photo essay. I won't post the link, because subtle might be protecting his cousin's identity, but it is being widely circulated.

[edit on 12-9-2005 by ByThePeople]

BTP - if this account is on the net as a photo essay - why wouldn't you share the link? ...The timeline of events is radically different than that generally accepted - if it's accurate, it's VERY important - and certainly would help prove that Katrina didn't break the levees. So cough up, kay?