Gustav
Anyone else see Bobby Jindal talk about the preparations for Gustav? It looks like Lousiana finally has a competent governor! :laugh: After watching him, I feel pretty confident that the people of NO will be taken care of much better than Blanco could have or would have at this point. Jindal is actually in the city personally supervising the evacuation measures. :thumbsup: He called out the busses that Nagin (may his name be blotted out) failed to mobilize.
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Still waiting for those elusive figures to back that up, A.J. |
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the local and state levels failed during the Katrina crisis because they didn't have the resources. This was a federal crisis from the start - which is why the federal government should have been involved from the beginning. And about the buses - Nagin was just suppose to load them up and send people on their way? They need a place to go and that requires both state and federal assistance which wasn't there.
The reason we are seeing a much promising solution this time around is the Federal Government is actually involved from the start for once. It looks like they finally learned something.. I agree Blanco made a huge mistake by initially refusing federal assistance, but I also agree that President Bush should have been a leader and override her decision to make sure the citizens he is suppose to protect were given the federal resources they needed. He is the President and had that power - but he choose to attend John McCains birthday party, while New Orleans drowned. During Katrina, Bush did not lead and provide the resources necessary for a disaster this size - the resources only the federal government had. Just my 2 cents... |
I believe Gustav will hit Port Arthur, Texas. The refineries will need to shut down during the storm, including the TOTAL Deep Conversion Project.
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I'm sending good thoughts to the brave people in NO. |
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The remnants of Gustav are supposed to stall out over Oklahoma, and weather reports have rain amounts during that time estimated between 6"-20" - so here comes the floods once again.
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