Hurricaine Katrina - An experiment in social Darwinism...., page 1

As someone who went through Katrina in "da NOLA" as we call it, I think I am qualified just a wee bit to chime in here.

So I take it you are the only person that has ever been thru a hurricane?

Well I hate to rain on your parade,but I am a born and raised Floridian that has been thru more tropical storms and hurricanes than New Orleans has seen so please stop with the you don't know anything banter.

I see you don't have much knowledge on how a hurricane is steered....but no problem here this should help.

In the tropics, where hurricanes form, easterly winds called the trade winds steer a hurricane towards the west. In the Atlantic basin, storms are carried by these trade winds from the coast of Africa, where they often develop (see Hurricane Genesis: Birth of a Hurricane), westward towards the Caribbean Sea and the North American coasts.

Embedded within the global winds are large-scale high and low-pressure systems. The clockwise rotation (in the Northern Hemisphere) of air associated with high-pressure systems often cause hurricanes to stray from their initially east-to-west movement and curve northward. One such high-pressure system, often referred to as the Bermuda High (Azores High) (depending on its location) or more generally as a subtropical ridge, often dominates the North Atlantic Ocean. Atlantic hurricanes typically propagate around the periphery of the subtropical ridge, riding along its strongest winds. If the high is positioned to the east, then hurricanes generally propagate northeastward around the high’s western edge into the open Atlantic Ocean without making landfall. However, if the high is positioned to the west and extends far enough to the south, storms are blocked from curving north and forced to continue west, putting a large bulls-eye on Florida, Cuba, and the Gulf of Mexico, as was the case during much of the 2004 and 2005 Atlantic hurricane seasons.

www.hurricanescience.org...

Yep they definitely steered it... That part was pretty obvious...

And what made this pretty obvious?

Let me take a guess here they steered it with HAARP right?

My question to you is did you not watch the weather reports telling you that you needed to prepare for this storm and did you?

The government doesn't force you to leave an evacuation zone they tell you that it is in your best interest to leave,but if you stay you are taking your safety into your own hands and that I know from experience of many storms in Florida.

Katrina was a devastating storm,but please spare us the "I know it was a government conspiracy because I was there" unless you can actually provide evidence to prove it, and as of today there is no evidence to prove so.

Having a gov't unprepared for a disaster does not make it a conspiracy...

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