NATO AIR
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even more bungled responses.....
I'm glad the folks in MS didn't have armed crack fiends and gangs attacking them, but its sad to hear they're not getting much of the relief either.
Coming from the most popular destination state for hurricanes (Florida), I'm just astounded at the slow response from the feds here... in miami, orlando, tampa, pensacola, you always see FEMA on the ground running the first day out or even before the hurricane arrives, as well as national guard and other government folks, on hand working with the state and local authorities. I don't know what the hell is going on in MS..
I'm glad the folks in MS didn't have armed crack fiends and gangs attacking them, but its sad to hear they're not getting much of the relief either.
Coming from the most popular destination state for hurricanes (Florida), I'm just astounded at the slow response from the feds here... in miami, orlando, tampa, pensacola, you always see FEMA on the ground running the first day out or even before the hurricane arrives, as well as national guard and other government folks, on hand working with the state and local authorities. I don't know what the hell is going on in MS..
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/9190498/
JACKSON, Miss. - Mississippi hurricane survivors looked around Saturday and wondered just how long it would take to get food, clean water and shelter. And they were more than angry at the federal government and the national news media.
Richard Gibbs was disgusted by reports of looting in New Orleans and upset at the lack of attention hurricane victims in his state were getting.
I say burn the bridges and let em all rot there, he said. Were suffering over here too, but were not killing each other. Weve got to help each other. We need gas and food and water and medical supplies.
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