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Posted on 08/31/2005 4:00:15 PM PDT by NautiNurse
I took a 2 hour nap - what is the lastest? (briefly)
claims of law office employees being evacuated by swat teams
http://joshbritton.com/2005/09/01/baton-rouge-situation/
http://www.cnn.com/2005/WEATHER/09/01/katrina.impact/index.html
Where is Nagin? THe city is under mob rule and nothing seems to be getting done about it. What about the people in that video who aren't at the Supderome (which means they can't leave in a bus), but who are not being helped? People are dying at the Superdome and officials like Nagin care more about the looting. WTF is going on with our leaders?
Don't forget Democrat governments in action also, they are doing such a good job. Do I really need to hit the sarcasm button here?
That's a good point. I'm hoping many dems see through the idiocy.
Life, or what's left of it, in New Orleans, LA sucks.
I heard them requesting Military Police at the BATON ROUGE EOC last night...there were some sorts of problems going on.
That's not really true, is it?
I think you vastly overestimate our significance. The threat of some bad guy listening in nil and the media can hear the scanners the same as us. This is PUBLIC, not private information.
Updates as they come in on Katrina
01:38 PM CDT on Thursday, September 1, 2005
Tom Planchet
1:37 P.M. - (AP): Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff said Thursday that 1,400 National Guard troops per day are being sent in to control looting and lawlessness in New Orleans, quadrupling the regular police force in the city by the weekend.
Already, 2,800 National Guardsmen are in the city to help local police since Hurricane Katrina produced devastating floods in New Orleans, Chertoff said at a news conference with Attorney General Alberto Gonzales. Another 1,400 Guard troops and military police units are being added daily, he said.
1:32 P.M. - New Orleans Homeland Security Chief Terry Ebbert calls FEMA's response to Hurricane Katrina an embarrassment.
1:28 P.M. - WWL-TV's Dennis Woltering describes driving over the Crescent City Connection to go into town for an interview, and seeing the silhouette of the city as "eerie."
1:20 P.M. - (AP): South Carolina is sending 300 Army National Guard soldiers to Louisiana to help efforts to recover from Hurricane Katrina.
Guard spokesman Lieutenant Colonial Pete Brooks says officials have started assembling a military police company, a water purification company and a transport unit.
I'm listening to the same scan...IF ANYONE HAS A RADIO, WE NEED TO TELL THE RADIO OPERATORS TO STOP DISPATCHING INFORMATION ON TROOP/GOOD GUY MOVEMENTS..
FOR THOSE WHO WANT TO KNOW WHY, IT'S BECAUSE THE BAD GUYS CAN HAVE SCANNERS TOO AND EITHER A) BE PREPARED WHEN THE TROOPS GET THERE OR B) PREPARE AN AMBUSH OR C) SCATTER BEFORE THEY'RE CAUGHT..
Soon to be in the dark and begging for help. I hope this is why protection is being sent there.
FYI- Congress (apparently they've gotten a wake-up call?) will be reconvening in an emergency session..
President asking for an IMMEDIATE $10B
This thread reads like a Jeff Head thriller novel.
Nagin di-di mau'd out to Baton Rouge. And here comes the governette.
I apologize for yesterday!!!
BTW, Steve Harrigan on Fox is where the helicopters are dropping off people they rescue and he just said it is raining with lightening...and if the wind picks up, they may be forced to stop...
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