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bush admits the government fucked up
not suprising our country wasnt prepared for any type of emergency plan for any type of emergency..FEMA is useless
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too dam guilty
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I was in complete shock when I saw him say that on the tube.
But really, I guess, what does he care, it's his last few years, he's not going anywhere. :/ |
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exactllyy..things will be even more fucked up when he leaves the office.On the bright side chaney and his buddies will make a killing off rebuilding NO with the companies he has his hands in |
Your sig makes me hot...
I love the Soul Cash guys! |
Too bad the FEMA director got to 'resign' and will live comfortably on our tax dollars for the rest of his life. There should be accountability in high offices in the Govt.
not all his fault though |
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Hell yeh, it was a monster fuckup on sooooo many levels, local and federal. Did you see that Bill Maher show the other night, where he goes to mention all the shit we've lost during George's terms? Was a riot, went something along the lines of "We've lost almost all of our allies, 4 airlines, the surplus, 2 trade centers, and the city of New Orleans.....maybe you're just not LUCKY!" Man that shit was sad and funny at the same time. Might still be here: http://www.execulink.com/~chrismccoy/newrules.wmv And yes, the rebuilding of NO is a contractor's 'wet' dream (pardon the pun). Hopefully a lot of locals get in on that action, would be good for their economy to help shit get moving again. But the chances of that happening are, well, probably not so good. :pimp |
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jesus loves you..and so does SOULCASH! |
The bright side of the whole N.O. tragedy is that a lot of people now have expensive luxury items such as Loui Vuitton that they may have never had if it weren't for those generous $2000 Debit Cards.
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True. Rebuilding of NO should ONLY be done by Local people, when they run out of local people, THEN they can hire from the outside
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probably a ' golden parachute " .... |
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FEMA isn't useless, they're just not designed to help people. They're basically there in case the government ever needs to take over the US population militarily. That's why it's full of right wing security goons instead of humanitarian workers. They did a great job going in with troops and rounding up all the "looters", and they did a great job confiscating people's legally owned guns, they just aren't meant to give out food and save people. This is why Bush originally said to Nancy Poleski that FEMA did exactly what they were supposed to. If the poor blacks start to get all uppity FEMA will have them in concentration camps in a matter of hours.
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good point, I think what "fucked up" there was those that were put in charge were actually campaign supports and helpers for Bush. They had no experience and were flying blind. Bush knew that and did the right thing. In addition from what I see and hear everyone including the mayor fucked up. Bush I have to give credit for taking responsibility though I am curious as to why so many millionaires are putting up huge chunks of cash - but you dont hear Bush or Cheney throwing any $$ towards the relief effort. Overall, I am tired of the blame game and simply lets get on with helping these people and worry about who to point fingers at, because in all honestly - everyone in administration including the percentage of the police force who never showed up that day for work are to blame. |
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its about time he admits something was his fault.. |
I'm just SHOCKED they couldn't somehow spin this as Clinton's Fault. Give 'em a week or two.... they'll figure out how to do it. Any of you guys that like to suckle on W's hairy balls wanna help out?
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So what is going to be the new republican talking point now that "the blame game" is useless.
Seems like we are gonna hear a lot of shit eating now. If he would just come out and say that about Iraq now, I might actually start to like this guy. :1orglaugh |
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What he said. :thumbsup |
I wonder if you will hear from the mayor that didn't bother to evacuate his city, the Parish leaders that didn't use the federal levy money to fix the levys, or the Govenor that failed to ask for federal support, admit any blame.
I doubt it..... they're democrats. Instead of the Mayor carrying out the manditory evacuation plan and get the poor people out with city buses, he did NOTHING, then blamed it all on the Feds/Bush. I wonder why people aren't accusing him of hating blacks and the poor? He left them there to die in the first place. ....and of the federal money sent to fix the levys 3 years ago, only 35% was used. Of that 35% that was used, it WASN'T even used on the levys, it was used on a fountain and the convention center. And the governor, who must BY LAW formally invite the federal government to come in, waited for a couple of days to do so, I guess SHE must hate the blacks and the poor also. |
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Don't keep on with the republican drivel. This is something you can't blame on the dems for once. In case you didn't know, both the govs from Al. and Mississippi are republicans. How ya gonna blame the dems for that? |
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I agree, I am not Bush fan but it all starts at the local/state level per how our government is set up. It all falls on the smaller level first then federal level. I am glad Bush took blame for the Federal response but there also needs to be something done from the local and state government. It all starts there then federal kicks in. |
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Plenty of them. The Feds NEVER show up for days and days. EVERYTHING happens on the local level. The city and state take care of things, not the Feds. The Governors from AL and MS were not on TV screaming that it was all the Feds fault and that bush hates blacks. They were getting on with doing what the state is supposed to do. The only drivel is from people that didn't even pay enough attention in school to know how their own government works. Read the constitution some time. I would recomend starting with the 10th amendment, then do some searchs on states rights. :2 cents: |
its nice that he agrees that there was a problem, at least now it can be fixed if this happens in the future
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Agree, hope this taught everyone a lesson. I live in Florida and when Charley hit last year, there was supplies flown and trucked into the local airport a couple of days afterwards. I watched it and it is a major undertaking. I hope we can have some sort of staging areas pre-done for future hurricanes in prone areas. |
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Since Bush himself accepting the blame, what would it take for you to recignize that ??? Is it possible that you do so, or no circumstances can change your mind ? |
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Time to focus on terrorism, again. |
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They are playing on peoples ignorance of how the US government is set up, and how things work |
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Your blind hatred of Bush always amuses some of us on this board, as myself...But don't worry, this board IS your base, thank God(am I allowed to say that word in here?) the majority of the population in my country doesn't subscribe to your hippie-anti-everything views! :thumbsup And Fiesta, I've been through a Category 4 hurricane, Hurricane Hugo split my house in half like a fucking Ginsu knife back in '89. It is ALWAYS the Governor's responsibility to declare state of emergencies and also issue the National Guard, and it is also the Mayor's duty to evacuate the cities and plan the appropriate transportations for those less fortunate. The governor refused Bush's plea to get everyone out of the area BEFORE the hurricane, and the Mayor left the buses to sit in the parking lots in floodwaters, meanwhile the people who were directed to the Superdome were left with no water no food, all thanks to 2 incompetent politicians who happen to be Democrats. Was the government's response to blame? Well of course, if Bush admits it, you know something is fucked.. But your blind hatred for Republicans and President Bush makes you ignore the plain and simple facts; Louisiana's state officials and politicians have been corrupt and irresponsible since the beginning of their history, just do some research on where its previous governors are now living! (BTW, I know what I speak of, I lived in Hammond, Louisiana, everyone that has lived in that state for awhile is well aware of the corruption) So to review, here is the order of blame: 1)Governor Blanco for so many fuckups beyond belief 2)Mayor Nagin for pointing the blame back to the Governor and the FEDS after the demise of New Orleans and 3)Bush and the FEDS, for not realizing how incompetent its subordinates actually are in New Orleans, as well as the government's FEMA! Or you could just ignore the facts, let the incompetent and corrupt leaders of Louisiana off completely, and blame it all on Bush! It's easier to do that isn't it children? Hey look! I slipped on a banana peel, it's that goddamn Bush!!! He's so stupid! waaaah http://www.bbc.co.uk/parenting/image...ng_closeup.jpg BLAH! |
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You don't actually live in the US. It's the northern part of south america. Your opinions don't count. I know I lived in sobe for 5 years. |
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Ladies and Gentlemen. I give you.... the tolerant left! (Ta Dah!) :1orglaugh |
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I ask the fucking guy ( spermbanzai ) if anything could change his mind ... The answer was obviously NO... I hope you both live happily forever and have many GOP's :1orglaugh |
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I'm not blindly for or aganst any side politically. Why don't you address my posts regarding the laws and how things work in the US government, instead of just insulting me? |
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That city is the most corrupt in the nation |
the proof bush really is the worst president ever
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