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websiex · 09-07-2005, 08:15 AM

Whew, you're up floating in the clouds I think FletchXXX. You talk about New Orleans specifically then you twist over to Mississippi after the facts come out. Anyway, yes I know that Mississippi was hit with the hurricane, but that was small coastal towns. New Orleans was a major US city. There is a pretty big difference there my friend.

As for the funding, whew, you'll do anything you can to Bash Bush. I am not a fan of Bush at all, but when you start throwing out false facts I'm going to have to stop you in your tracks. Yes, Bush may have cut funding to New Orleans, but what about the presidents in the last 30 or so years? I mean, New Orleans was there for over 200 years, and the technology to build a super levee system was there for at least 30 years. This is just a total government failure. I don't understand how you can throw it on one guy. It is the state's fault in reality, they chose to ignore it and now they are paying the price.

09-07-2005, 08:15 AM
websiex Confirmed User Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Pennsylvania, United States of America Posts: 987	Whew, you're up floating in the clouds I think FletchXXX. You talk about New Orleans specifically then you twist over to Mississippi after the facts come out. Anyway, yes I know that Mississippi was hit with the hurricane, but that was small coastal towns. New Orleans was a major US city. There is a pretty big difference there my friend. As for the funding, whew, you'll do anything you can to Bash Bush. I am not a fan of Bush at all, but when you start throwing out false facts I'm going to have to stop you in your tracks. Yes, Bush may have cut funding to New Orleans, but what about the presidents in the last 30 or so years? I mean, New Orleans was there for over 200 years, and the technology to build a super levee system was there for at least 30 years. This is just a total government failure. I don't understand how you can throw it on one guy. It is the state's fault in reality, they chose to ignore it and now they are paying the price.