Thursday's reporting said: large amount of dead; bad toxic water

[donsu]

Friday's spin: not so many dead; water not so bad.

that EPA woman on Larry King last nite lied repeatedly.

CNN seems to be on an Angel and Hero kick today.

which, of course, means that there are a huge amount of dead and the water that is draining into the wetlands and the Gulf of Mex. is deadly to everything.



anybody want to eat seafood coming from the Gulf?

[Benbow]

1. BBC reporter this morning said dead all over the place - no dignity

Sorry to say this but those Muslim countries that Bush so much despises treat their dead people with more respect than his America is treating the dead of NO: neglected and mired in poverty in life, ignored and left to rot in death. But the stinking white hypocrites in the White House will be made to realise one day, every single one of them - those poor, black Americans - is known to and beloved by God.

The Interdictor blog reports that in some places in NO the volume of flies is "biblical".

[GreenPartyVoter]

2. As long as the media ban is lifted, let us hope the BBC keeps us

informed of the real story.

And, let's hope some of the recovery workers speak out as well.

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[Horse with no Name]

3. One thing people are failing to realize

The water-won't just stay off the coast of New Orleans.
It will poison the entire gulf...and the next hurricane that enters the gulf will spray that toxic water on some other city.
And after suffering food poisoning from bad shrimp...you couldn't pay me to eat seafood...not for the last 25 years anyway.;)

[donsu]

4. or the next 25 years

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