Katrina

posted on September 7th, 2005, 2:01 am

Ok well i'm not posting on this political thread disguised as a...political thread...again.

I think South Park said it best, Hippie Liberal Douche.

[ewm90]

posted on September 7th, 2005, 3:05 am

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this is not a politacl tred i am not tolking a about politics gees... i am tolking about the probloms left by Katrina.

this is not libral or conservative this is reality and reality sucks some times.

this topic is not about blame and i have not blamed eny one.

[KL0K]

posted on September 7th, 2005, 6:36 am

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good to see nuttin changed in the meantime
didnt realized the things happened wit 'katrina'. dont got a tv anymore, cause it blew up a few weeks ago n im not a person whos reading much/many news on the internet.
seems like u got enough problems in the states right now without something like terrorists or politics.

[ewm90]

posted on September 7th, 2005, 12:24 pm

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its a haribal this desater so meny pepal ded or dieing. pepal had to what 4 days i think it was be for geting help in the strongest contry in the world.

thare was good woring that is was gona hapin and not much was dun to help the pore. thay wher put in the the local super dome. if Katrina had hit strate on meny have sed the super dome whood have ben a super coffin.

meny ports of the citty is under water and pepal are traped in ther fluded home. the water that is luding the plase is mixed with suige gass and what ever elss it tuched the risk of calera and uther sicknesis.

posted on September 7th, 2005, 3:00 pm

i watched a program (which i can send you its 3.13gb though) which explains all about Katrina and New Orleans, i personaly blame the forfathers, you don't build a city that far below sea level, next to a salt lake (which is fed by the sea) and by the mississippi (or how ever you spell it). I also found out the the hurricane (tornadoe call it what ever) did very little damage, the the mini sunami that hit the city a fw hours after (called a storm surge and was 30ft high, which was a record breaker i think) but it was the downpour of rain which followed the storm, that flooded and killed many people. Most people where starting to return to therte homes at this point and where caugh off guard.


but new orlenas faults are

• below sea level
• trapped inbween to huge water masses
• in tornadoe allie
• has to relie on pumps to remove rain water (everyday use not just for removing the water there now)

you don't build a city when it has that many hazards, i still will never find the common sense the founds of la had, build a city next to a fault line!!!! that sounds like a good idea!!!!

posted on September 7th, 2005, 3:06 pm

you don't build a city when it has that many hazards, i still will never find the common sense the founds of la had, build a city next to a fault line!!!! that sounds like a good idea!!!!

perhaps it was not known about these faults, back when the city was first starting to be built. plus don't forget about the ever changing weather cycle, there are many things that happen to the weather that never used to. for eg. think about Britain, we NEVER used to get tornadoes, hurricanes yes but never the dreaded "twister" actually touching down. now we get them (mainly small ones) quite often up in the midlands area (Birmingham & Aston Villa to name a few).

posted on September 7th, 2005, 3:08 pm

humm, your no weather expert are you??? we get up to 100 ayear and always have doen, i have seen a few of them in my life, except they don't go very far. it was just bad luck for brimingham.

[Cpt Ryan]

posted on September 7th, 2005, 3:23 pm

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you are i see hurricanes and tornadoes are not the same thing (british explaination). Hurricanes are just very high gale force winds, not to mention being invisible to the eye. Tornadoes/twisters, are exactly what you see in the movies, those visible funnel clouds, that touch down to earth. dont forget that a tornado is NOT counted as one UNLESS it actually touches earth. so in retrospect NO we get 100s of tornadoes FORMING but not actually touching down.

and always have doen

no its only within the last few years to a decade that extreme/exotic weather has started forming in Britain. so of course you only being what 16/17 would only remember the last decade or so. what i said is quoted from a 97 year old (family friend) who has lived in Britain all his life, only leaving to fight in a world war, then coming straight back. so i think he knows at least a little bit more about Britain's weather than you.

but anyway this is now straying away from

posted on September 7th, 2005, 5:04 pm

i watched a program (which i can send you its 3.13gb though) which explains all about Katrina and New Orleans, i personaly blame the forfathers, you don't build a city that far below sea level, next to a salt lake (which is fed by the sea) and by the mississippi (or how ever you spell it). I also found out the the hurricane (tornadoe call it what ever) did very little damage, the the mini sunami that hit the city a fw hours after (called a storm surge and was 30ft high, which was a record breaker i think) but it was the downpour of rain which followed the storm, that flooded and killed many people. Most people where starting to return to therte homes at this point and where caugh off guard.


but new orlenas faults are

• below sea level
• trapped inbween to huge water masses
• in tornadoe allie
• has to relie on pumps to remove rain water (everyday use not just for removing the water there now)

you don't build a city when it has that many hazards, i still will never find the common sense the founds of la had, build a city next to a fault line!!!! that sounds like a good idea!!!!

i dont usger stand what you are triying to say about 3.13gb?

the 4 fothers had nuthing to do with new orleens contrution its was the frinch how made it i was told. ferther more it was made at a time when lital was know about hericans and meny threts that cood hert new orleens.

and it is speled mississsippi that one i can remiber be cuss it rimes.

posted on September 7th, 2005, 8:24 pm

Well if a 9 or 10 earthquake hits Los Angeles it's all over, no one is going to get through that alive.

posted on September 7th, 2005, 9:16 pm

i the show i watched i have on the comp, its 3.13gb big, and even if the french did build it they should still have more common sense

[Cpt Ryan]

posted on September 7th, 2005, 9:43 pm

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@coolhandab, yeah hate to see the carnage left over if that were to happen

@eufnoc, but it was the french lol

posted on September 8th, 2005, 1:20 am

Well if a 9 or 10 earthquake hits Los Angeles it's all over, no one is going to get through that alive.

if L.A. has that leval i am afred the hole city will fall in to the sea.

back to Katrina
some of the polls taking by cnn was scary.

pepal think in the usa the reson the gass prices are hye is becuss of uther contrys fixing prices.

and thay think that no one shood be blamed for the pore respose.

and thay think if resposabultty must be handed out it must go to the states respose.

is my contry insane!!!

i sher hope thay come to thare sinces soon or i will pull all my hare out.

posted on September 8th, 2005, 5:02 am

ok political thread here but all i want to say they knew 10 years ago that something lke that would happen so they could prevent it or just take a simple insurance to cover the damage. i mean holland is below sealevel but you don't see any floods here, it is all about management

posted on September 8th, 2005, 12:27 pm

o my god!

no body is tolking about political. this tread is about Katrina.