[Peach]

Now FNC finds out that the State Homeland Security didn't just block the Red Cross. They blocked the Salvation Army from delivering food to evacuees.

If I was a conspiracy theorist, I'd start believing that the state really did want those people dead.

[mewzilla]

I have two words: Negligent homicide.

[debg]

It's a Sandy Berger event. No big deal.

[TaxRelief]

The real question is this: Why did they need to buy time?

[GloriaJane]

"If I was a conspiracy theorist, I'd start believing that the state really did want those people dead.

This is making me become a conspiracy theorist. Everything seems to go back to Gov Blanco. I'm starting to think that she saw an opportunity for her party to go after President Bush and she jumped on it. No matter how many people died.

What I'm wondering now is, who else is involved?

Ok, I'll take off my tinfoil hat now.

[MizSterious]

Almost makes you wonder if they wanted to get rid of their poor and maybe even their criminals. A lot of them died, and the ones who survived got shipped off to other states--sort of like Cuba's Mariel boatlift.

[theophilusscribe]

If I was a conspiracy theorist, I'd start believing that the state really did want those people dead.

And if I were a conspiracy theorist, didn't have my tinfoil hat on, and were consuming large quantities of Mountain Dew and Pop-rocks, I would think that they wanted those people dead, but still on the rolls for voting in the next election!

[Leapofaith]

I think part of the problem is that the general public does not understand that the Homeland Security that any mainstream media does refer to see it as being a Bush appointee and not that each state has someone in this position that is appointed by the state in question ---- which is very handy for the media.

[prairiebreeze]

If I was a conspiracy theorist, I'd start believing that the state really did want those people dead.

Hoping to less on the doll, perhaps?

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