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You know, that is the best idea I have seen so far, with respect to this spill.you guys should secede and become your very own third world country
go for it
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You know, that is the best idea I have seen so far, with respect to this spill.you guys should secede and become your very own third world country
go for it
All this really means is that Holder will send him a letter informing him he is mistaken, giving the appropriate legal citations, and it will end there. The LA AG is just grandstanding, but when push comes to shove, the corps has a lot more pull than he does.
It's just too bad that Jindal didn't have an emergency plan in place the day he took office. Kind of silly to wait for the disaster before you come up with a course of action.An error occurred | Movable Type Enterprise
Louisiana Attorney General Buddy Caldwell sent a letter to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Sundayadvising them that the State of Louisiana was within its rights to rebuild barrier islands in order to combat the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
Caldwell advised Lt. Gen. Robert L. Van Antwerp, commanding general of the Corps, that under the U.S. constitution the federal government does not have the legal authority to deny a state the right to conduct such emergency operations to protect its citizens and territory.
Good for LA. Do something for yourselves for once.
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! Let the hate rain down, del. We all know that much of the rest of the nation despises us. The Cajuns themselves have had to deal with that shit for centuries. Its nothing new.
if by hate you mean indifference, you're absolutely right.
Sadly most Americans are indifferent to the natural resources not only here, but all over the place. They don't even know where their food and oil comes from, let alone how it got there.
CONGRATS to LA!
I wonder if the folks Washington D.C. are becoming concerned that their inaction or incompetence, or whatever is forcing the states to take all matters into their own hands.
I, for one, am happy the individual states are telling this government in so many words to "Stuff IT", you in Washington cannot or do not want to 'do it', WE CAN!
CONGRATS to LA!
I wonder if the folks Washington D.C. are becoming concerned that their inaction or incompetence, or whatever is forcing the states to take all matters into their own hands.
I, for one, am happy the individual states are telling this government in so many words to "Stuff IT", you in Washington cannot or do not want to 'do it', WE CAN!
I'd still seriously like to know what more Washington can do. Maybe you expect Obama to go down there in a mini-sub and stick his thumb (I'm being nice) into the hole to plug it up like the little boy who stuck his finger in the dike in that Hans Christian Anderson tale? Maybe he should nationalize the oil rigs and let NOLA find some expert government-paid engineers to fix the problem. Yeah, that's the ticket. I can hear the yelping from here.
I'd still seriously like to know what more Washington can do.
CONGRATS to LA!
I wonder if the folks Washington D.C. are becoming concerned that their inaction or incompetence, or whatever is forcing the states to take all matters into their own hands.
I, for one, am happy the individual states are telling this government in so many words to "Stuff IT", you in Washington cannot or do not want to 'do it', WE CAN!
I'd still seriously like to know what more Washington can do. Maybe you expect Obama to go down there in a mini-sub and stick his thumb (I'm being nice) into the hole to plug it up like the little boy who stuck his finger in the dike in that Hans Christian Anderson tale? Maybe he should nationalize the oil rigs and let NOLA find some expert government-paid engineers to fix the problem. Yeah, that's the ticket. I can hear the yelping from here.
CONGRATS to LA!
I wonder if the folks Washington D.C. are becoming concerned that their inaction or incompetence, or whatever is forcing the states to take all matters into their own hands.
I, for one, am happy the individual states are telling this government in so many words to "Stuff IT", you in Washington cannot or do not want to 'do it', WE CAN!
I'd still seriously like to know what more Washington can do. Maybe you expect Obama to go down there in a mini-sub and stick his thumb (I'm being nice) into the hole to plug it up like the little boy who stuck his finger in the dike in that Hans Christian Anderson tale? Maybe he should nationalize the oil rigs and let NOLA find some expert government-paid engineers to fix the problem. Yeah, that's the ticket. I can hear the yelping from here.
I don't know. Anything? What exactly have they done as of yet?
I'd still seriously like to know what more Washington can do. Maybe you expect Obama to go down there in a mini-sub and stick his thumb (I'm being nice) into the hole to plug it up like the little boy who stuck his finger in the dike in that Hans Christian Anderson tale? Maybe he should nationalize the oil rigs and let NOLA find some expert government-paid engineers to fix the problem. Yeah, that's the ticket. I can hear the yelping from here.
I don't know. Anything? What exactly have they done as of yet?
Regarding the blowout, everything legally (constitutionally) that they can. Washington cannot order nor wish away this problem. I truly find it ironic that suddenly all you folks are DEMANDING that the OA "do something" to control and/or fix a situation that a private industry created. Kinda reverse thinking, isn't it?
CONGRATS to LA!
I wonder if the folks Washington D.C. are becoming concerned that their inaction or incompetence, or whatever is forcing the states to take all matters into their own hands.
I, for one, am happy the individual states are telling this government in so many words to "Stuff IT", you in Washington cannot or do not want to 'do it', WE CAN!
I'd still seriously like to know what more Washington can do. Maybe you expect Obama to go down there in a mini-sub and stick his thumb (I'm being nice) into the hole to plug it up like the little boy who stuck his finger in the dike in that Hans Christian Anderson tale? Maybe he should nationalize the oil rigs and let NOLA find some expert government-paid engineers to fix the problem. Yeah, that's the ticket. I can hear the yelping from here.
I don't expect Obama to do anything, in my opinion,he has already done enough damage to the country, what I do expect is that some one in his administration to do MORE, yes, maybe some ultimate fix is impossible, since this is such a massive problem there isn't any right now but, apparently just like the immigration issue they have fallen on their collective asses.
There is NO magic bullet for this unfortunate accident. Apparently there are a lot of 'things' that can or could have been done already, those states know a lot more than we are privy to and THAT'S why they have decided to stop waiting for the 'collective incompetents' in Washington, to make a meaningful decision.
I don't know. Anything? What exactly have they done as of yet?
Regarding the blowout, everything legally (constitutionally) that they can. Washington cannot order nor wish away this problem. I truly find it ironic that suddenly all you folks are DEMANDING that the OA "do something" to control and/or fix a situation that a private industry created. Kinda reverse thinking, isn't it?
They can confiscate BP's assets in this country send the military in to take over the cleanup.
Regarding the blowout, everything legally (constitutionally) that they can. Washington cannot order nor wish away this problem. I truly find it ironic that suddenly all you folks are DEMANDING that the OA "do something" to control and/or fix a situation that a private industry created. Kinda reverse thinking, isn't it?
I just find it interesting that they are claiming to do everything they can when as far as I've seen, they've done absolutely nothing except blame others.
Why would we want to give up being part of a country full of people so proud of where they live they don't even put it in their profile, like yourself?
damn, son, is that the best you can do?
i live outside of boston. that's where all you third worlders come when the going gets tough and you need a free meal.
Its actually just a way of tricking you into telling me where you live.
Everyone I've ever met from Boston hated it. In fact one of my neighbors moved here from Boston after interning here for a summer, and he's never going back.