Hurricane Katrina Devastates The Gulf Coast.

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

If we light all three on fire and turn our backs does that mean we can stop talking about them all?

Talking about whom?

[rjs246]

Talking about whom?

I think every bad event in the history of the world can be traced to GwB, Clinton, or T.O.

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

If we light all three on fire and turn our backs does that mean we can stop talking about them all?

Talking about whom?

Ahem.

[rjs246]

All three of them. GWB, TO and Clinton. I would be happy to never speak of or hear of any of them again.

Am I missing something here? I'll admit to being a little off today... 4 solid days of making love to beer bottles will do that.

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

All three of them. GWB, TO and Clinton. I would be happy to never speak of or hear of any of them again.

Am I missing something here? I'll admit to being a little off today... 4 solid days of making love to beer bottles will do that.

I was trying to already "forget" about them.  It's like when someone says something to you, and then says, "but I never told you that (winking)."  And you respond, "Told me what? (grinning)"

It's a stupid joke.  But that's the joke.

[rjs246]

Meh.

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

Speaking of people that I would like to light on fire:

Controversial film-maker Michael Moore is planning to make a hard-hitting documentary based on Us President George W. Bush's handling of the Hurricane Katrina rescue operation. Moore grabbed international acclaim with his scathing 2004 film Fahrenheit 9/11, which studied Bush's handling of the September 11th terrorist attacks. The Oscar winner is now "seriously considering" documenting the catastrophe in America's Gulf Coast region. He tells the New York Daily News, "There is much to be said and done about the man-made annihilation of New Orleans, caused not by a hurricane but by the very specific decisions made by the Bush administration in the past four and a half years. Do not listen to anyone who says we can discuss all this later. No, we can't. Our country is in an immediate state of vulnerability. More hurricanes, wars, and other disasters are on the way, and a lazy bunch of self-satisfied lunatics are still running the show."

[rjs246]

Ugh. Is HE calling SOMEONE ELSE self-satisfied?

[General_Failure]

Come on now phillymic, GWB is responsible for every bad thing in the world, ever.

[MURP]

FEMA, La. outsource Katrina body count to firm implicated in body-dumping scandals

[rjs246]

I wish I knew what a body-dumping scandal entailed... sounds hilarious.

[Diomedes]

Nevermind how corrupt or inept the corporation might be, the neocon response to any criticism is likely to be: 'but no one else is qualified to do it.'  That's a handy little argument, especially coming from the people who are doing everything they can to disable government in the service of privatization.  They're like: 'see, government is bad.  Only the private sector can carry the day.'  It's the same argument with Halliburton (who btw got a nice no-bid contract to clean up navy bases damaged by Katrina).

[MURP]

I wish I knew what a body-dumping scandal entailed... sounds hilarious.

read the article.

[rjs246]

I wish I knew what a body-dumping scandal entailed... sounds hilarious.

read the article.

Yeah right.

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

I think that if a government agency or a private company can accomplish something with equal mediocrity, then privatization is where it's at.  Really, I have very little faith that any large company or large government agency doesn't completely suck anyway, so it's really a wash.