FEMA Helped Kill New Orleans

Millions for Reparations ^ | Sept. 29th 2005 | Millions for Reparations

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[DocRock]

[JamminJAY]

Some research of the folks who run this site.

D12@aol.com

Viola Plummer, chairperson of the December 12th Movement and co-chair of the state Millions More Movement, raised the stakes. “As we watch the real carnage unfold in Louisiana, we have got to do something.

http://www.blink.org.uk/pdescription.asp?key=2319&mid=&grp=46&cat=209

Viola Plummer, the National Co-Chair of Millions for Reparations and Chair of the December 12th Movement International Secretariat, then spoke about the importance of last summer's Millions for Reparations Rally in Washington, DC because it brought the word reparations to the lips of millions of new people in the community. She also pointed up the significance of George W. Bush's statement on his recent trip to Goree Island, off the coast of Africa, that slavery was "one of the greatest crimes in history."

http://www.scienceblog.com/community/older/archives/L/1998/A/un980508.html

Well, well looky here

SALVATORE PAPPALARDO, of France Libertés, said his group had a list of 240 Iranians who had been victims of assassinations abroad. According to a court in Berlin, senior members of the regime were guilty of such crimes. In Turkey, the situation of human rights had not changed in any considerable way; France Libertés was concerned about respect for freedom of expression after the dissolution of the REFAH majority party. Concerning Iraq, consistent information led France Libertés to believe that the Government had not given up unacceptable methods; the organization deplored the execution of 81 political opponents in the Abu Gharib prison last December. Nothing led the organization to believe that the Government of Iraq was ready to uphold human rights in the country; there was a need to be resolute with authorities. An international criminal court should judge Iraqi officials for their crimes against humanity.

Also

JOHN EIBNER, of Christian Solidarity International, said there had been no improvement in the human rights record of Sudan,
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The Sudanese genocide was carried out under the banner of the National Islamic Front's totalitarian ideology of jihad. The principal victims were the predominantly Christian and animist Black African communities that resisted the regime's policies of forced Islamization and Arabization.

LOL too much!
Gotta love the flip flop of the lefties

Jammer

[nopardons]

Ah ha and it's still alive and kicking. GOODY! :-)

[ARealMothersSonForever]

Wow. NB4ZOT, on a retarded dolt.
Actually I feel kinda bad.
NOT

[NonLinear]

INB4ZOT!!!

[ARealMothersSonForever]

I'll be durned. The mods give us a live one, and very few show up to play. Wazzup with all that?
Oh, and Gator... SMN

[nopardons]

He's off posting a bunch of other garbage threads and not answering any of the replies.

The Mods should just ZOT him and be done with it. He's a very pathetic wee troll.

[Dem0072]

This is good, actually the very thing I welcome... *loosens suit & flips interrogation light on*

Now... a few quick questions, "Sir",

1. Where did you hear this
2. When did you hear this
3. When did this happen
4. Where did this happen
5. Please provide proof for each above question, viable proof, photoshop & blog sites don't count, thats opinionated conspiracist territory.

Walmart - Publically announced aid relief to all in the disaster zone proclaiming that those in dyre need shall have the ability to salvage what they can from any store in the vicinity that is destroyed.

I'm not defending Walmat, or FEMA, nor am I attacking them - I'm asking questions pointing out what I know.

Walmart also assisted I believe with a relief check donated to either the Red Cross, or Fema, I forget exactly which one it was. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Again, how do you get 3 trucks of water through about 800 tons of trees laid over on the road, I mean they don't have wings Sir.

I'm also very bothered seeing those 145 school busses only a little over amile away, clearly people were WALKING to get to that dome much further.

Furthermore - let's do some math, ok guys?

The average public transportation bus seats roughly/appx 75 passengers.

145 busses * (X - times) 75 passengers = 10,875. That, is 10,875 Americans that could have been saved at a time. It would have taken roughly 4 round trips per bus.

New Orleans at 2pm was under 5-6 feet of water on the eastern side, and there was 145 busses 1.2 miles from that location, now they were docked for the storm, but suffered no severe damage since 5 feet of water is not enough to stop a vehicle that high from the ground.

The local police of any location by law are permitted to siez a vehicle in the case of emergency, this was clearly a legal action.

This shows and proved a Local Government failure on behalf of the New Orleans residence in distress from the hurricane. Since the local government, is the Mayor, and the next up is the Governor, I would go after the Mayor if you are going to point the finger - his town, his busses, his choice.

Seriously, what common sense or mentality does this show, when theres 145 busses ready to evacuate people from a disaster zone, yet they stay in a SuperDome and rott for a week on end, just because they dont feel like traveling 1.2 miles to save peoples lives.

With all-do respect, Americas President, Armed Sericemen & women, and government officials helped with the Tsunami Relief aid, and that was 10,000 miles away, those people weren't even our citizens - what, what honestly is just a little over a mile to save tens of thousands of people!?

Since Republicans are always asked to resign at every little glitch, I would now like to ask the Mayor to resign because of his ignorace, that killed many lives.

[AliVeritas]

Zot please.

[skimask]

You woke up my kitty...naughty naughty

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[TNPatriot]

[Not A Snowbird]

I believe you have your facts wrong. I believe it was the STATE Homeland Security who turned them away.