Ex-FEMA Chief Explodes in Congress

Mike · 09-28-2005, 10:47 PM

He's not at fault anymore than anybody else is. THough, I think that he was wholely unprepared for it ... whether it was the Arabian Horse Judger or somebody who has experience in disaster relief, the results would have been the same.

Though, most news reports of the "Rapings" "slaughter" "hundreds of thousands dying..." were all media embeleshments. The problem in this was America's Constitutional federalism... The only way to have prevented the aftermath of Katrina was for the federal government to take over and declare it a military-run environment. Nobody in their right mind would grant that if there is still a chance that the hurricane would miss ... by the time htey knew it would hit and hit hard, it was far too late.

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09-28-2005, 10:47 PM	#4
Mike Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 489	He's not at fault anymore than anybody else is. THough, I think that he was wholely unprepared for it ... whether it was the Arabian Horse Judger or somebody who has experience in disaster relief, the results would have been the same. Though, most news reports of the "Rapings" "slaughter" "hundreds of thousands dying..." were all media embeleshments. The problem in this was America's Constitutional federalism... The only way to have prevented the aftermath of Katrina was for the federal government to take over and declare it a military-run environment. Nobody in their right mind would grant that if there is still a chance that the hurricane would miss ... by the time htey knew it would hit and hit hard, it was far too late.