Gustav

[firstdown]

Originally Posted by Mattyk72

I'm guessing you didn't even read the article.

OK, here's the deal.

The people of NO screwed up a bunch of stuff.

The city goverment screwed up a bunch of stuff.

The state goverment screwed up a bunch of stuff.

FEMA screwed up a bunch of stuff.

Federal goverment screwed up a bunch of stuff.

That all adds up to one big screw up which everyone involved had their share of blame. It happened and it seems that after this last blow people learned from that big screw up.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by firstdown

OK, here's the deal.

The people of NO screwed up a bunch of stuff.

The city goverment screwed up a bunch of stuff.

The state goverment screwed up a bunch of stuff.

FEMA screwed up a bunch of stuff.

Federal goverment screwed up a bunch of stuff.

That all adds up to one big screw up which everyone involved had their share of blame. It happened and it seems that after this last blow people learned from that big screw up.

Can't say I disagree

[jdlea]

Originally Posted by firstdown

OK, here's the deal.

The people of NO screwed up a bunch of stuff.

The city goverment screwed up a bunch of stuff.

The state goverment screwed up a bunch of stuff.

FEMA screwed up a bunch of stuff.

Federal goverment screwed up a bunch of stuff.

That all adds up to one big screw up which everyone involved had their share of blame. It happened and it seems that after this last blow people learned from that big screw up.

I couldn't agree more

[dmek25]

Originally Posted by firstdown

OK, here's the deal.

The people of NO screwed up a bunch of stuff.

The city goverment screwed up a bunch of stuff.

The state goverment screwed up a bunch of stuff.

FEMA screwed up a bunch of stuff.

Federal goverment screwed up a bunch of stuff.

That all adds up to one big screw up which everyone involved had their share of blame. It happened and it seems that after this last blow people learned from that big screw up.

good post. and i agree it seems like most of the people involved learned. and maybe putting an unqualified " friend" in charge of FEMA, with absolutely no logistics experience, actually added to the problem

[firstdown]

Originally Posted by dmek25

good post. and i agree it seems like most of the people involved learned. and maybe putting an unqualified " friend" in charge of FEMA, with absolutely no logistics experience, actually added to the problem

You had to take the jab. I have delt with FEMA and they have had issues ever sense I can remember.

5 hours and 17min tell kick off nope make that 16min.