I was done with this thread, but since this was sent directly at me...
On 1 Sep 2005 at 17:40, jeff.lane wrote: > Vince, > > In keeping with your thought of "pre-positioning ship" It wasn't my "thought". It was part of a plan that FEMA had laid out under the previous administration, part of 'Project Impact', which this administration killed. > my question would be just where in the hell would you "pre-position" > those ships with a wiggling cat 5 hurricane, 250 mile > diameter(conservatively), headed somewhere in the direction of NO. Well, since the intention of the ships with the massive pumping stations was to pump the water out from behind the levees surrounding New Orleans, if it was hit, then quite obviously they would be pre-positioned right off the coast of New Orleans, eh ? > But please throw into the mix the fact that the storm could have turned > north, at any time, toward the Florida Panhandle. Then they would not have been needed, would they ? > I have been reading this thread from the beginning and, for one, am > tired of hearing the garbage and agenda you are peddling. Just the facts. If you can't handle the truth, don't read my posts. > We have people dying down there(maybe into the tens of thousands after > all is said and done). I can hear enough crap and political innuendos > on CNN(THE Communist News Network) network. And just who is holding a gun to your head, forcing you to watch CNN ? > I wonder how much comfort the folks on roofs would take from your > statements. How much comfort are the Bushies providing, three days late ? > I hope someone save this kind of stuff so the survivors can see how > some of these people supported them. Thank God there were few of these > types around after Pearl Harbor or we would be flying Swastikas and > meatballs on our flag poles...............and you think we have > troubles now..........but that's probably before your time. Non sequitur ? > Of course, on the other hand, some of my friends and relatives, died > so you can shoot your mouth off. You are doing a good job at that. Thanks. Vince
