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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: i-node who wrote (251884)9/18/2005 4:35:42 PM
From: tejek  Read Replies (1) of 1574096
 
>>> Nagin knows exactly what he's doing...

Yeah. That's why he had no plan for evacuating NOLA.


Actually, Nagin evacuated 80% of the population. That's damn good.

That's why he sent 30,000 people to the Superdome to starve and go without water for days.

Those are the people who could not afford to evacuate and had no where to go. In NO, its considered shelter of last resort and was used during their 1997 hurricane as well.

That's why funds which should have been spent on disaster preparedness were allocated to other purposes. That's why Bush and the National Hurricane Center had to call him and all but DEMAND a mandatory evacuation.

LOL. Those funds were nothing compared to the funds diverted from NO to pay for the war in Iraq.

Like I said, 80% of the population was evacuated. For a hurricane evacuation, that's considered excellent. There are people who did evacuate that are saying now they won't evacuate in the future. And there are people who didn't evacuate that say they never will. Its virtually impossible to make people evacuate when they don't want to. You might fine them but that's the practical extent of law enforcement's power during such times.

You're really bright.

Very. So much so that you are having a hard time comprehending what I am saying.
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