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To: steve harris who wrote (249293)	9/4/2005 6:55:42 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1572373

Unbelievable. The Port of NewOrleans and your precious oil facilities are OUTSIDE the levees you want to impeach the Bush administration on... It's clear you are the one making it up as you go.... Hmmm.......it must be hard being you........so limiting. Do you think the port and oil facilities run themselves? If you are capable enough of realizing that it takes people to run those facilities, then lets speculate where they might live. Even if the majority of the people live outside NO, hat has not made them safe. 1) In fact, many of them have lost their homes in places like Slidell. They need shelter.....had NO been properly protected, they could have found shelter in NO and helped get the facilities back up and running. Now many of them are in Baton Rouge and Shrevesport....unable to work at the faciliites. 2) If NO people don't work at the port and oil facilities, then you can be rest assured they provide employment for the service industries that the port and oil authorities depend on to survive......places like Wal Mart and McDonalds. You see, stevo, it takes a village, well, to run a village and we are all interdependent whether we like it or not. That's just one of many examples of what progressivism stands for. I hope Z checks your "facts" before he embarrasses himself on his blog posting your rants.... Z is very smart. He will know when I misspeak. ted