WH scrubbed Proclamation?

[IowaGuy]

Anybody have a cached copy or link to the proclamation that has been scrubbed from the Whitehouse web site...that srtated FEMA had the lead responsibility for coordinating efforts for disaster relief for Katrina and signed by Bush? I believe it was signed by Bush on Aug. 26th and posted on the web site the 27th.....thanks in advance for any help, am engaged in a "discussion" with a freeper type and need ammo.....

[liveoaktx]

1. Is this it?

[IowaGuy]

3. Yeah, thats it...the pdf image is chopped off on the right side....

but its got enough info in it to get me goin'...thanks

[confrontationclaws]

2. Link

Looks like it's still there. Hope that doesn't hurt your argument..

http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2005/08/20050827-1.html

[IowaGuy]

4. Nope..thanks....

My point is, that chimp assumed responsibility to coordinate "all" disaster relief efforts.....now that he has failed, his minions are now trying to pin this fiasco on anybody else they can...

thanks again...oddly enough, if I just go directly to www.whitehouse.gov, it isn't there....yet the ggogled link, and your link will still show it? Oh well, thanks anyway...this helps.

[jumpoffdaplanet]

5. the link from the "August 2005" page was removed

So unless you know the statement's exact address, you can't find it from the menu provided on the news archive page

http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2005/08/

That's the kind of weasel thing I expected from this criminals in the WH.

[IowaGuy]

6. It's kind of pathetic...

there is actually some doofuses in the WH whose job it is to do this, and the doofus directing them actually believes that will hide the truth and protect *

people whose actual purpose in life is to do things like this while Americans in LA. Al. and Mississipi are clinging to life and sanity by a thread...I'm not a violent or hateful person, but why, oh why do we have to waste oxygen on flotsam such as that???

[SoCalDem]

did you try wayback.com?

sometimes you can retrieve old stuff that's archived there:)

[SoCalDem]

7. did you try wayback.com?

sometimes you can retrieve old stuff that's archived there:)