Katrina-Bush and the political questions begin

Frank Apisa wrote:

BOTTOM LINE: Bush and company are the same people telling us that things are going according to plan in Iraq. You've gotta expect that they think that things went rather well in their response to the disaster.

And the kneejerk types who are seconding the administrations denial and incompetence in the Iraq situation are the same kneejerk types who are seconding the denial and incompetence here.

Gosh, Frank, you noticed. Sharpe eye.

One thing you can be sure of is that Tico's favorite government is glad that the hurricane got Iraq and Karl Rove off the front pages. They are now free to play their hurricane-flood shift the blame game at which they are so experienced.

BBB

Former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury on New Orleans: "Americans Are Being Brainwashed"
Mentality is "like that of the brown shirts that followed Hitler"

I have no background knowledge on this guy, so won't put my two cents in yet other than to post the link.

Infowars

Ticomaya wrote:

Chrissee wrote:

Tico is not a trial lawyer, it is very easy to see why.

Hey, my turn to say, "bullshit."

I thought you told me that you do Wills, Trusts and Estaes?

Tico, why do you continue to attempt to obscure the fact that once the Feds are called in, everything, including local responsibility changes? You seem not to recognize that local control was almost impossible as everything was wiped out by the flood. That's the reason the law establishes a process for locals to call for help.

You play the verbal combat game and argue every point, but at least do it honestly.

BBB

BOTTOM LINE: Bush and company are the same people telling us that things are going according to plan in Iraq. You've gotta expect that they think that things went rather well in their response to the disaster.

And the kneejerk types who are seconding the administrations denial and incompetence in the Iraq situation are the same kneejerk types who are seconding the denial and incompetence here.

BumbleBeeBoogie wrote:

Frank Apisa wrote:

BOTTOM LINE: Bush and company are the same people telling us that things are going according to plan in Iraq. You've gotta expect that they think that things went rather well in their response to the disaster.

And the kneejerk types who are seconding the administrations denial and incompetence in the Iraq situation are the same kneejerk types who are seconding the denial and incompetence here.

Gosh, Frank, you noticed. Sharpe eye.

One thing you can be sure of is that Tico's favorite government is glad that the hurricane got Iraq and Karl Rove off the front pages. They are now free to play their hurricane-flood shift the blame game at which they are so experienced.

BBB

And Cindy Sheehan!

BumbleBeeBoogie wrote:

Tico, why do you continue to attempt to obscure the fact that once the Feds are called in, everything, including local responsibility changes? You seem not to recognize that local control was almost impossible as everything was wiped out by the flood. That's the reason the law establishes a process for locals to call for help.

You play the verbal combat game and argue every point, but at least do it honestly.

BBB

Responsibility was held by Blanco, and wielded irresponsibly. She was afraid to let go ... remember?

Well, you are back on your same old page.

Why don't we just get some giant bulldozers and push the City of New Orleans out into the Gulf to sink from your sight forever.

Then you can sleep better at night when you don't have to worry about:
"How many had died? How many houses were burnt down by the wanton lawless? How many women had already been raped?" And: "All the diseases? Does that mean that the ones that are staying (how many are there?) should expect the rest of the country to come to their aid and build up the city right now just for them?"

Yep, you can sleep better when all those good for nothing poor African Americans are out of your sight and out of your mind.

Snore in peace, Momma.

BBB

Frank Apisa wrote:

BOTTOM LINE: Bush and company are the same people telling us that things are going according to plan in Iraq. You've gotta expect that they think that things went rather well in their response to the disaster.

And the kneejerk types who are seconding the administrations denial and incompetence in the Iraq situation are the same kneejerk types who are seconding the denial and incompetence here.

My observation is the kneejerk types who are critical of the administration in the Iraq situation, are the same kneejerk types who are criticizing the administration here.

Ticomaya wrote:

BumbleBeeBoogie wrote:

Tico, why do you continue to attempt to obscure the fact that once the Feds are called in, everything, including local responsibility changes? You seem not to recognize that local control was almost impossible as everything was wiped out by the flood. That's the reason the law establishes a process for locals to call for help.

You play the verbal combat game and argue every point, but at least do it honestly.

BBB

Responsibility was held by Blanco, and wielded irresponsibly. She was afraid to let go ... remember?

No, it wasn't. Her not ceding control of her National Guard to a War Criminal was the epitome of repsonsiblity AND did not affect the Feds role one iota. Nice Red Herring though, Tico.