Hurricane Katrina aftermath

[derteufulhunden]

I was watching the national news this evening and was very upset by what CBS reporter John Roberts was saying in his report from New Orleans. He was reporting from a bridge on I-10 a short distance from the Superdome where New Orleans residents who could not get to the Superdome had taken refuge due to the flooding. What I found to be most

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[niimki]

Its good you see all this. Keep talking. Talk to your friends. Rally. Provoke. Stir it up. Yup. The revolution can't be far off.

[derteufulhunden]

Thanks for the words of wisdom, my mother told me a long time ago that if you are going to stir it up do it with a big paddle. Most of the people in the neighborhood that we live in here are saying the same thing about this situation but in a more restrained way. It's all over the web right now in blogs and journals like thissiterocks.com/hurricane some of the entries there are coming from reporters and so on.

I'm still not done writing about this because I am so angry about the way this situation is being handled. On a good note though there are 4 semi's leaving here today for New Orleans with 53 foot refridgerated trailers full of food, water, baby formula, medicines and clothing I know that doesn't sound like much in the big picture but every little bit helps. And there will be more trucks leaving tommorow with more supplies.