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09-01-2005, 08:09 PM #1
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Which one is worse ?
Which one will be remembered the most ?
Will it even be close?
A thought just ran through my mind I wondered if nature could possibly deliver a heavier and more demoralizing blow to the United States than Usama Bin Laden did on 9-11-01, I think it did.
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09-01-2005, 08:17 PM #2
Most idiots forgot 9-11 a long time ago.
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09-01-2005, 08:32 PM #3
The worse natural diaster in US history was the hurricane that hit Galveston Texas in 1900. 10,000 people perished.
3000+ died in the 9-11. Far less than this died in Pearl Harbor.
Not many people remember Galveston but I doubt we will ever forget Pearl Harbor or 9-11. Death by the hand of God is one thing. Death by the hands of an enemy must be avenged.
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09-01-2005, 09:40 PM #4
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Originally posted by benncool
The worse natural diaster in US history was the hurricane that hit Galveston Texas in 1900. 10,000 people perished.
3000+ died in the 9-11. Far less than this died in Pearl Harbor.
Not many people remember Galveston but I doubt we will ever forget Pearl Harbor or 9-11. Death by the hand of God is one thing. Death by the hands of an enemy must be avenged.
Beenie: you are so right. Were you wearing a new hat when you responded to this thread.
Also to R12rules: Most people are good but many are easily lead and end up following the wrong path. I think in this case there was a rough plan in place before the huricane and it was carried out. Things happened to fast and widespread to be anything else. There was probably a lot of talk on the street about what to do if this came about. Where o where are the community leaders. Where o where is Rev. Jackson and his croud?"Nothing else can poison our culture, corrupt our society or ruin the character of our people like unearned money or unearned opportunity." -- James R. Cook
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09-01-2005, 10:08 PM #5
Originally posted by vmc1161
Where o where is Rev. Jackson and his croud?
You'll hear from them in the aftermath. They'll be talking about how slow and insufficient the rescue and relief effort was and what a shame it was that so many looters were gunned down by our own national guard.There is nothing more frightful than ignorance in action....Mark Twain
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09-02-2005, 01:02 AM #6
You can't armchair qb until the game is over. Don't worry Jesse and a hell of lot of others will come out of the woodwork to critize the relief effort. No one before this could imagine the enormity of the disaster or if they did, no one would listen. I heard US News did a story about 6 wks ago about the aftermath of such a scenario. Anyone read it?
The refugees are tired and hungry for sure but how about all the workers (relief)? They aren't getting much coverage yet but they sure deserve a lot of credit. How many days now? 5, 6? And I doubt they are getting more than a few hours rest each day.
This one may top Galveston in total devastation. Maybe the only ones to top it are Dresden, Hiroshima, or Krakatoa.
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09-02-2005, 07:12 AM #7
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It seams that we all have the attention span of a hyperactive chipmunk on crack.
In a few months other than a few news stories most people will not remember this event nor others in our history. Anyone mention OKC bombing lately? no...well what about last years hurricane season?...no....Hurricane Andrew? No.....
Lets face it, we tend to move on very quickly to the next news story. I'll bet that if the Pope got caught having sex with Paris Hilton today, or Jackson got caught with another child, that news coverage of the storm damage would drop off to almost nothing.73% of Americans say that illegal immigration is a problem. The other 27% say, "No habla inglis!"
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09-02-2005, 08:50 AM #8
Rev. Jesse was already on CNN blaming the Repubicans and for allowing global warming. In his opinion, global warming caused the hurricane. Global warming is a Republican plot to wipe out his people.
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09-02-2005, 12:00 PM #9
He isn't the only one blaming global warming. According to a copy of a letter forwarded to me via some democrat loving friends, from the honorable albeit pathetic Michael Moore, Bush is allowing the gulf waters to become "hotter" through global warming as well.
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