Miami Hurled - Pedro Pan: We understand their loss.

[Mika]

:wow:

Pedro Pan: We understand their loss
http://www.miamiherald.com/851/story/1428520.html

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[bemildred]

1. Shameless. nt

[VanW]

2. They are calling it "Pierre Pan"

Check out this blog:

http://bastardette.blogspot.com/

[Mika]

3. Such opportunity everywhere that happens to be in disaster (as well as earthquakes and tsunami).

Like New Orleans, all Port-au-Prince needs is a few casinos and high end hotels. Then we can call it "rebuilt".







(I don't need this .... :sarcasm: , do I?)

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[Judi Lynn]

4. And how about some nice Del Webb resorts?

Yes, we all know what various scheming grabby corporations have in mind for any available Caribbean island space.

And how lucky they are to have secured properties at rock bottom prices in New Orleans, as well.

Makes you sick for the whole human race.

Mika, thanks for this photo.

[Judi Lynn]

5. "But enough about those devastated Haitian victims, let's talk about me......."

signed,

http://media.miamiherald.com.nyud.net:8090/multimedia/news/pedropan/img/037d2f09524ff08878cf0cdb8b76384e_thumb.jpg

Maria del Carmen Valdivia Martinez
Miami architect

http://www.miamiherald.com/cgi-bin/pedropan/index

(Is there no end to Maria del Carmen Valdivia Martinez's suffering? Yes, of COURSE :sarcasm: )

[bemildred]

6. "But that's enough about me, what do YOU think about me?" nt

[EFerrari]

7. How fragile are the fictions holding that person together.

Very sad.

[Mika]

8. A loosely bound matrix of delusions.

Either that, or just another effin gusano liar.

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[Judi Lynn]

9. Some of the tales they tell there have gotten out of control after many tellings and embellishments.

No one ever seems to challenge them, and it appears they're all competing for the most extravagant story to pass off as their own. Amazing.

How did Chupacabras ever get woven into the revolution, anyway????? Yikes! And flying saucers?

[Mika]

10. Don't forget about the dolphins that rescued Elian.

:hi:

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