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The U.S. knew about the tsunami (Aljazeera subtly blaming USA for tragedy)
Aljazeera ^ | December 28, 2004

Posted on 01/01/2005 3:04:33 PM PST by The Loan Arranger

International ocean monitors predicted that a tsunami would likely follow the deadly earthquake that hit the Indian Ocean on Sunday. But they didn’t know who to inform.

"We put out a bulletin within 20 minutes, technically as fast as we could do it," said Jeff LaDouce, an official in the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

LaDouce noted that they e-mailed Indonesian officials, but said that he wasn’t aware what happened after they sent the e-mails.

(Excerpt) Read more at aljazeera.com ...


TOPICS: Business/Economy; Foreign Affairs; News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: islamofascists; lyingliars; noaa; sumatraquake
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To: The Loan Arranger

Yeah Aljazeera site of the worlds dumbest man all your terror/loving supporting Mosques should kick in also since Indonesia is the worlds largest Muslim country.Sounds to me like Allah is doing some payback.


41 posted on 01/01/2005 6:02:58 PM PST by Fast1
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To: MisterRepublican

sadly that story template is heard all to often over at the DU.


42 posted on 01/01/2005 6:29:42 PM PST by Ksnavely
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