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KatrinaFEMA Won't Let Camp Residents Communicate With Media![]() Dekotha Devall, whose New Orleans home was destroyed by the storm, was in her FEMA-provided trailer telling [a] reporter of the hardships of life in the camp when a security guard knocked on the door. Bush, Chertoff Shown on Video Being Warned of New Orleans Levee Disaster PossibilityBush was quoted after the Hurricane Katrina disaster having said "I don't think anybody anticipated the breach of the levees".
It's common knowledge that the levee breaches were anticipated, even on the pages of major American publications. As with 9/11, the Bush administration was warned, but fumbled the ball. The Associated Press have gotten ahold of video showing Bush and Michael Chertoff, Department of Homeland security head, being warned the levees could breach the day before Hurricane Katrina hit. Michael Brown Keeps on Truckin'![]() State Tries to Take Katrina Evacuee's Newborn![]() The drug test turned out to be wrong and hospital officials were unable to explain how they legally obtrained the urine sample. The Slow and Steady Gutting of FEMA![]() Eyeballing Katrina Dead![]() Cryptome has a small assortment of the kind of pictures the US goverenment doesn't want media to take. Luckily, even mainstream media such as Time Magazine are ignoring the Bush administration's attempt at press censorship. FEMA's Role in the USglobalresearch.ca has an interesting article on FEMA's role in the US and on the federal response to Hurricane Katrina.
Let the Real Looting Begin![]() Congress has already appropriated more than $60 billion in emergency funding as a down payment on recovery efforts projected to cost well over $100 billion. Lack of NOLA Emergency Response Led Doctors to Kill PatientsWith the lack of emergency response in New Orleans, doctors felt they were forced to make the decision to "put down" patients, rather than subject them to the violence of the looters or death by starvation.
According to one emergency official, William 'Forest' McQueen, "Those who had no chance of making it were given a lot of morphine and lain down in a dark place to die." Because euthanasia is illegal in Louisiana, and The Mail on Sunday is protecting the identities of the medical staff who have come forward. SuperFriends of the South!![]() |
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