Louisiana Congressman Takes Helicopter for Own Use?, page 1
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reply posted on 14-9-2005 @ 01:12 PM by Nygdan
The Louisiana National Guard tells ABC News the truck became stuck as it waited for Jefferson to retrieve his belongings. [...]The soldiers signaled to helicopters in the air for aid. Military sources say a Coast Guard helicopter pilot saw the signal and flew to Jefferson's home. The chopper was already carrying four rescued New Orleans residents at the time.
A rescue diver descended from the helicopter, but the congressman decided against going up in the helicopter, sources say. The pilot sent the diver down again, but Jefferson again declined to go up the helicopter.
After spending approximately 45 minutes with Jefferson, the helicopter went on to rescue three additional New Orleans residents before it ran low on fuel and was forced to end its mission

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He seems to be claiming that he was going to his district to check on his people, and then went to his house, and then the truck stayed to help his neighbhours. I can see him wanting to check on his people, and he is claiming that he didn't want the Nat. Guard with him but that they insisted.

However, this was September 2nd, only 5 days after the big mess. He should've declined to go to his area and occupy these troopers. I can understand checking out his house, since he's in the area, but the whole thing is pretty darn fishy.

Oh, and in case anyone was wondering if anything else might be going on:
In an unrelated matter, authorities recently searched Jefferson's property as part of a federal investigation into the finances of a high-tech firm.

Gosh, do you think he might've taken stuff outta his house for this purpose? Maybe he refused to be rescued by the evac copter because he had to make sure that his 'belongings' were out of this house?
The levee system that had protected New Orleans for hundreds of years had failed," he said on the House floor on Sept. 7. "Our city was inundated, 80 percent of it, with deadly water. Thousands of lives were lost, many drowned, trapped in their homes. Others were lost trying to escape the fury."

Gee congressman, do you think maybe you should've made a stink about this when there was time to actually do something about it? Perhaps he was too busy 'cooperating' with the federal investigation of himself.

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