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To: Syco

Actually Martial Law was delcared yesterday in New Orleans and that whole area.


15 posted on 08/31/2005 5:37:49 PM PDT by FloridianBushFan (God Bless our Troops and President Bush)
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To: FloridianBushFan

I think I think that was a false report...anyone know for sure?


23 posted on 08/31/2005 5:39:02 PM PDT by Sometimes A River ("The leaves have broken on Lake Ponktran" - WKAT 1360 AM Miami Newsreader)
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To: FloridianBushFan

The most interesting news clips from yesterday (?) was when the various reporters (male and female) were asking Guardsmen if they were ready to enforce martial law in the New Orleans area.

My God, how stupid are these college graduates and experienced reporters?

Some of the Guardsmen they were talking to had done tours in Iraq and had been shot at.

Did the reporters, in their stupidity, think that Guardsmen were going to be scared of the street hoods? Did they thin k they would have nightmares when it became necessary to enforce the full extent of martial law?

It is an ugly thing that New Orleans had become long before Katrina. All the hurricane did was to remove the few remaining restraints on a learned behavior pattern - “I can do what I want when I want and no one is going to do anything about it because….”

Well, the Guardsmen were never part of that behavior pattern, like the New Orleans Police Department and its associated political machine. When they give an order it had better be obeyed. And if a street ganger thinks a shot or burst will slow down combat proven Guardsmen…..


50 posted on 08/31/2005 5:46:34 PM PDT by Nip (SPECTRE - Still a vision of life and death after 35 years.)
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