[DB]

Here's the actual text (which you failed to provide accurately):

"Thousands of bodies have been discovered throughout Mississippi in Gulf Port, Waveland,Hancock County,Bay of St.Louis."

"They are hanging in trees and they are pulling them out 30 at a time. Entire families found drowned in their homes and washing up on shore."

With a little reading comprehension, one can understand that those "thousands of bodies", as reported, are spread out in trees, drowned in their homes and washing up on shore. Not just trees that you seem to be stuck on.

Want to try again?

[JennysCool]

As more mainstream media sources begin reporting an ever-more-dire situation, our virulent nay-sayers on this thread have moved to quibbling about semantics.

[XJarhead]

I'm a bit skeptical of that report because I doubt the original source saw all those places with his own eyes. The "pulling them out 30 at a time" sounds like its from that one apartment complex that collapsed, and people are now extrapolating/guessing.

No intent to deceive, but perhaps some jumping to conclusions.

[George W. Bush]

With a little reading comprehension, one can understand that those "thousands of bodies", as reported, are spread out in trees, drowned in their homes and washing up on shore. Not just trees that you seem to be stuck on. Want to try again?

With someone who has an Internet death wish and will twist any text to fit? Not really.

Can you tell me why it is so important to you that there are thousands and thousands of dead Americans on beaches and up in the killer trees? Why, exactly, do you want this to be true so badly?