well if eny one gets blamed it will be realy bad for that groop.

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i just heard on CNN that bushs cronnys and hardline suporters bacisly bush pepal want to start a invesigation of tham selfs fema homeland sucraty and the state goverment.
- meny dimacrats are refuing to jone a invetigation thay had no say in its creation.


the dimacrats are tring to start a bipartisan investigation of the goverment fema homeland sucraty and state liderships.

this is out of crontrole.

we need to have a independent investigation like the 911 commission.

well meny of than have gon looking for thare family. some have just left. at lest 2 polesman have comited suiside.

is wers than somlea dawn thare.

one bit of good news thare puling less bodys out of the water than thay thot thay whood.

well thay just found a hospital with 44 bodys in it mostly older pepal in it.

i hope the deth count is low. thay are saying it probly will be in the thousinds.

holly ****!!! bush is taking reposability for some thing!!!

Bush Takes Responsibility for Blunders from yahoo news.

WASHINGTON - &nsbp; &nsbp; President Bush for the first time took responsibility Tuesday for federal government mistakes in dealing with Hurricane Katrina and suggested the calamity raised broader questions about the government's ability to handle both natural disasters and terror attacks.
 
"Katrina exposed serious problems in our response capability at all levels of government," Bush said at a joint White House news conference with Iraqi President Jalal Talabani.

"And to the extent that the federal government didn't fully do its job right, I take responsibility. I want to know what went right and what went wrong," said Bush.

Facing sharp criticism and the lowest approval ratings of his presidency, Bush scheduled a speech to the nation from Louisiana for Thursday evening. It will be his fourth trip to the devastated Gulf Coast since the storm struck two weeks ago.

It was the closest Bush has come to publicly faulting any federal officials involved in the hurricane response, which has been widely criticized as disjointed and slow. Some federal officials have sought to blame state and local officials for being unprepared to cope with the disaster.


click for more: http://www.guardian.co.uk/international/st...1569344,00.html old story has ben removed from yahoo - heres a simaler story on the

cutting femas funnding dawn and merging fema with homland sucraty is all so his falt. not lisaning to dier woring of just this sorta things haping that a consolting company came up with out line what what did hapin in detale.

i gess smaller goverment duss not work as well as some pepal thot serpising, not realy.

and it is serpising that he whood not see that this sorta thing mint hapin after cuting or redusing meny of the safe gards!

Of COURSE if you keep these 2 clearly alike entities seperate, we are going to pay more taxes, you yourself ewm went on and bitched about our deficit and wondered why the president didn't find more ways to fix the problem. That is quite hipicritical of you ewm.

Large governments = Taking longer to function, more people employed, less money for other things.

Hence, the only thing you can really blame any of this on is the weather, and maybe the Army corp of engineers for not reinforcing those levees later on.

This really has nothing to do with programs, what is needed and what has been delivered is helicopters, personel to do ground searches, MREs, fresh water, and transportation to refugee camps. Relocating an entire city in 2 weeks is not an easy task and I think our armed forces has done superbly considering everything thats happened.