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Some friends of mine went to Mardi Gras this year for their first time. I semi-jokingly told them that they should go now before it is underwater.
Katrina is gone, but the flooding continues. This scenario was not unforeseen, FEMA listed it as one of the top 3 most likely disasters to strike the US. The other two; an earthquake in San Francisco and terrorist attack in New York city. :surprised
http://www.hurricane.lsu.edu/_in_the_news/houston.htm [Broken]
Incidently the money for shoring up the levees was used for homeland security and the Iraq war.
And where is the Louisiana national guard?
Oh thats right, in Iraq.
Gee wasn't this war a great idea?
I wonder how red Louisiana will be in 2006/2008
Katrina is gone, but the flooding continues. This scenario was not unforeseen, FEMA listed it as one of the top 3 most likely disasters to strike the US. The other two; an earthquake in San Francisco and terrorist attack in New York city. :surprised
http://www.hurricane.lsu.edu/_in_the_news/houston.htm [Broken]
Incidently the money for shoring up the levees was used for homeland security and the Iraq war.
And where is the Louisiana national guard?
Oh thats right, in Iraq.
Gee wasn't this war a great idea?
I wonder how red Louisiana will be in 2006/2008
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