Yes, it is proof. The reason they are getting so much snow is because of the warmer ocean temperature. Cold air + warmer water = snow.
"Saddam has WMDs that could be used in as little as 45 minutes"
More than 2 inches, dumbass.Another wag in another thread wondered out loud, if Williams saw a body floating why didn't they get a shot (camera shot) of it? Which serves as a reminder that Federal officials were muzzling the media on reporting this aspect. For two weeks - by which time the waters had long since receded. CNN had to sue for media to be able to cover body retrieval. They got a TRO on September 11th -- 13 days after the storm.
Which just demonstrates part of the problem in writing history when the news gets censored. Fortunately there are those of us who remember and will not tolerate revisionism.
Everybody who returned to their dwelling found one of these on their house --
Many of them can still be seen today, a stark reminder of what the raw reality was.
But yanno what, let's forget about all this and play political touch football.
Wankers.
Williams stated he was in the French quarters when he saw a body float by. It was a total lie unless a body can float in two inches of water.
What makes you think that NBC News puts their crews up at the Ritz-Carlton, dumbass?
Why don't you quit while you are totally humiliated? Maybe you can show up again next week and nobody will remember what a dumbass you are?Another wag in another thread wondered out loud, if Williams saw a body floating why didn't they get a shot (camera shot) of it? Which serves as a reminder that Federal officials were muzzling the media on reporting this aspect. For two weeks - by which time the waters had long since receded. CNN had to sue for media to be able to cover body retrieval. They got a TRO on September 11th -- 13 days after the storm.
Which just demonstrates part of the problem in writing history when the news gets censored. Fortunately there are those of us who remember and will not tolerate revisionism.
Everybody who returned to their dwelling found one of these on their house --
Many of them can still be seen today, a stark reminder of what the raw reality was.
But yanno what, let's forget about all this and play political touch football.
Wankers.
Williams stated he was in the French quarters when he saw a body float by. It was a total lie unless a body can float in two inches of water.
You are a ******* idiot. Read the damn thread. Go see the pictures I posted all over it.
Go see these and these.
"Two inches of water" my ******* ASS. Go **** yourself. Hard.
And by the way MORON it's "French Quarter" not "quarters". It's an entire section of the city, not a dormitory --- ya ignorant wankjob. What time does the clue store open?
This look like "two inches", moron? That's a shot from the same hotel Williams was in.
That hotel had to close for over a year to repair flood damage. Does "two inches" do that, moron? That look like "two inches"? Your blind dates must be thrilled.
******* IDIOT
Two inches of water.
Where's the picture of the floating body?
Are you telling me a news crew wouldn't have taken a photo of a floating body?
Looks to me like you are the idiot.
NBC News anchor Brian Williams comments about dead bodies Hurricane Katrina starting to gain attention draw scrutiny News The New Orleans Advocate mdash New Orleans Louisiana
But the French Quarter, the original high ground of New Orleans, was not impacted by the floodwaters that overwhelmed the vast majority of the city.
Notice the picture moron!! He's standing on Canal Street at the corner of Canal and Barrone, right in front of the Walgreens.
******* moron - that's the same story that's been discredited throughout this merged thread. All three of them. The same story that backed away from it even before it was posted here, yet it got posted anyway. The same story where I got THAT PHOTO DIRECTLY ABOVE which IS the French Quarter. And btw there's no such thing as the "New Orleans Advocate". It calls itself that but it's in Baton Rouge. We did that too. Guess you didn't notice where it says "Original story" at the heading of the one you want to believe --- after it says "
New details: Katrina photos show water did surround Ritz-Carlton, where NBC anchor Brian Williams stayed
"New details" that I pointed out WAY back in this thread everybody in New Orleans has known for TEN YEARS. Because that's how old these photos are.
******* DUH.
The Walgreens, you mean the Walgreen's at Canal and Baronne, across the street from the hotel? The one at 900 Canal across from the Ritz at 921? THIS WALGREEN'S??
THIS Canal Street?
"Don't go out there-- it's two inches!"
But you're willing to argue with history. Go figure.
To paraphrase an old saw, morons who can't be bothered to read the thread are condemned to repeat it.
And dig themselves deeper and deeper in shit. I am continuously stupefied that there are those so swimming in the soup of partisan hackery that they're willing to make themselves look like this much of an idiot. Not a course I'd choose, but that's me.
"High ground". In New Orleans. What a ******* self-inflated doofus.
Ankle deep water. pfft
Why don't you quit while you are totally humiliated? Maybe you can show up again next week and nobody will remember what a dumbass you are?
You are a ******* idiot. Read the damn thread. Go see the pictures I posted all over it.
Go see these and these.
"Two inches of water" my ******* ASS. Go **** yourself. Hard.
And by the way MORON it's "French Quarter" not "quarters". It's an entire section of the city, not a dormitory --- ya ignorant wankjob. What time does the clue store open?
This look like "two inches", moron? That's a shot from the same hotel Williams was in.
That hotel had to close for over a year to repair flood damage. Does "two inches" do that, moron? That look like "two inches"? Your blind dates must be thrilled.
******* IDIOT
Two inches of water.
Where's the picture of the floating body?
Are you telling me a news crew wouldn't have taken a photo of a floating body?
Looks to me like you are the idiot.
NBC News anchor Brian Williams comments about dead bodies Hurricane Katrina starting to gain attention draw scrutiny News The New Orleans Advocate mdash New Orleans Louisiana
But the French Quarter, the original high ground of New Orleans, was not impacted by the floodwaters that overwhelmed the vast majority of the city.
Notice the picture moron!! He's standing on Canal Street at the corner of Canal and Barrone, right in front of the Walgreens.
******* moron - that's the same story that's been discredited throughout this merged thread. All three of them. The same story that backed away from it even before it was posted here, yet it got posted anyway. The same story where I got THAT PHOTO DIRECTLY ABOVE which IS the French Quarter. And btw there's no such thing as the "New Orleans Advocate". It calls itself that but it's in Baton Rouge. We did that too. Guess you didn't notice where it says "Original story" at the heading of the one you want to believe --- after it says "
New details: Katrina photos show water did surround Ritz-Carlton, where NBC anchor Brian Williams stayed
"New details" that I pointed out WAY back in this thread everybody in New Orleans has known for TEN YEARS. Because that's how old these photos are.
******* DUH.
The Walgreens, you mean the Walgreen's at Canal and Baronne, across the street from the hotel? The one at 900 Canal across from the Ritz at 921? THIS WALGREEN'S??
THIS Canal Street?
"Don't go out there-- it's two inches!"
But you're willing to argue with history. Go figure.
To paraphrase an old saw, morons who can't be bothered to read the thread are condemned to repeat it.
And dig themselves deeper and deeper in shit. I am continuously stupefied that there are those so swimming in the soup of partisan hackery that they're willing to make themselves look like this much of an idiot. Not a course I'd choose, but that's me.
"High ground". In New Orleans. What a ******* self-inflated doofus.
Ankle deep water. pfft
Neither you nor anyone else on the right has 'proven' Williams is a 'liberal,' or that 'the media' are 'liberal,' for that matter; where your errant, subjective opinion isn't 'proof.'
