“The Feelings of Conscience Settled In”

[politicofilm713]

Hurricane Katrina showed us that the emperor had no clothes. Whether said emperor was President Bush, Michael Brown, Gov. Kathleen Blanco or Mayor Ray Nagin, we were exposed. As a nation, it was mercilessly shown that we were not prepared. New Orleans relied on a “good Samaritan” evacuation plan; one that required citizens visiting their elderly

Comments

[secretlyvisable]

I agree with you one hundred and fiftey percent. The Us was so focused on the "War in Terrorism" that when it came time to help the people who live in this loverly "supreme" country, there wasn't anything left. I just want to know what was going through Bush's mind as he sat there like all of america watching there horrific things on TV, did he cry? If he did it would be better. So many deaths that could have been, should have been prevented. It is all so unneccery, thats what makes it so bad.

[anonymous]

Nice. I agree completely.

Think how many lives (along with billions of dollars) could have been saved if instead of building that remote bridge in Alaska, Bush had simply funded the leeves to withstand more then a catigory 3 hurricane. There certainly was enough warning years beforehand.

-Jon

[anonymous]

Here's the Ben view on things...Everyone is wrong, everyone cares to the point that they will say "Oh too bad" but I'm busy, and we're all doomed not because of Bush, but because of all people. Now that my little depression is out, time to commend you for a return to your long but wonderful rants. Alex talking about huge issues again...Fuck Yes.

-Ben

WHERE ARE YOU????

[window2my_mind]

Haha! I have evidence that you haven't slipped off the face of the earth cause you updated ur lj!!!!!! Now the rest of the mystery needs solving.

a) Where were you on the first day of Prozdor?
b) Why don't you IM me back anymore?
c) Do you miss me as much as I miss you?
d) Will you reply to this comment and *gasp* try to make contact with me or were all my efforts to contact you made in vain?

I agree - Hurricane Katrina was a horrible natural disaster (though not as bad as the Hurricane of 1900) and Katrina exposed our government's weak/non-existant areas. But would you please take a moment and focus not on the numerous national disasters of this time period (which you analyze real well), but on your hebrew school friends who worry about you and miss you very much.

Re: WHERE ARE YOU????

[politicofilm713]

Sorry but I was very much under the impression that Prozdor started Oct. 2. And I do miss you, but we're almost playing telephone tag. You IM me, I'm not there. I go to IM you, you've signed off. Miss you and see you on Sunday.

[divine_blaze]

Q: How many people in the Bush Administration does it take to change a lightbulb?

A: None. There is nothing wrong with the light bulb; its conditions are improving everyday. Any reports of its lack of incandescence are a delusional spin from the liberal media. That light bulb has served honorably, and anything you say undermines the lighting effect. Why do you hate freedom?