NPR's 'All Things Considered' Kick Ass Audio Timelines

[ohio_liberal]

These links have probably been posted earlier, but it's worth posting again:

Unexecuted Plans--
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4839666

Misdirected Aid--
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4839669

[bajamary]

1. And Bush did not know about the convention center people until THUR !

This is from today's NY Times:

One moment of realization occurred on Thursday of last week when an aide carried a news agency report from New Orleans into the Oval Office for him to see.

The report was about the evacuees at the convention center, some dying and some already dead. Mr. Bush had been briefed that morning by his homeland security secretary, Michael Chertoff, who was getting much of his information from Mr. Brown and was not aware of what was occurring there. The news account was the first that the president and his top advisers had heard not only of the conditions at the convention center but even that there were people there at all.

Impeach Bush for New Orleans

[ohio_liberal]

2. There's so much info out there

The NPR timeline alone with audio of local/state/federal officials and private individuals just completely buries the Bush Administration.

[AlamoDemoc]

3. NPR? how do find yourself listing to these shows

they collect what was said by the government, and repeat itself without filteration.....you don't believe me ...listen to when they mentioned what the government said quoting scottie

[ohio_liberal]

4. I'm not exactly sure what you're trying to say here

I don't care what came before. NPR laid it on the line with these two audio links.