On Thu, 01 Sep 2005 19:35:59 GMT, "Doug Kanter"
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On Thu, 01 Sep 2005 13:30:06 -0400, Harry Krause
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No food, no water, and people falling over dead at the Superdome in New
Orleans, and the mighty U.S. military can't figure out a way to get
there with supplies RIGHT NOW?

Is it because our best assets are being wasted in Iraq? Is it because
we're stupid?

It ain't rocket science. It is three days after the hurricane, and
we're not doing any better for those in the most need than the
government of Bangladesh might do?

It took a long time to get to Homestead after Andrew too. (the other
guy was in the White House)
It just takes a long time to get these things going.

Any major grocery manufacturer could handle this in under 72 hours. Example:

Dinty Moore canned beef stew
12 24 oz cans per case.
1400 cases per truck
$32,200.00 per truck plus shipping.

From order to delivery, barring blizzards: 72 hours anywhere in the lower
48. Other groceries are similar, except for some frozen items. If supplies
aren't delivered to HOUSTON that quickly, it's because nobody has tried hard
enough. If this is the case, President Nookular should be stuck in the crowd
with the hungry so he can live with them until the right thing is done: Let
the grocery business handle it, and wire them the funds.


Your trucks do well in six feet of water? Houston isn't the problem. Have you
seen what remains of I-10?
--
John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

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On Thu, 01 Sep 2005 19:35:59 GMT, "Doug Kanter"

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On Thu, 01 Sep 2005 13:30:06 -0400, Harry Krause
wrote:

No food, no water, and people falling over dead at the Superdome in New
Orleans, and the mighty U.S. military can't figure out a way to get
there with supplies RIGHT NOW?

Is it because our best assets are being wasted in Iraq? Is it because
we're stupid?

It ain't rocket science. It is three days after the hurricane, and
we're not doing any better for those in the most need than the
government of Bangladesh might do?

It took a long time to get to Homestead after Andrew too. (the other
guy was in the White House)
It just takes a long time to get these things going.

Any major grocery manufacturer could handle this in under 72 hours.
Example:

Dinty Moore canned beef stew
12 24 oz cans per case.
1400 cases per truck
$32,200.00 per truck plus shipping.

From order to delivery, barring blizzards: 72 hours anywhere in the lower
48. Other groceries are similar, except for some frozen items. If supplies
aren't delivered to HOUSTON that quickly, it's because nobody has tried
hard
enough. If this is the case, President Nookular should be stuck in the
crowd
with the hungry so he can live with them until the right thing is done:
Let
the grocery business handle it, and wire them the funds.


Your trucks do well in six feet of water? Houston isn't the problem. Have
you
seen what remains of I-10?

Have you seen what happens when the looters, armed with AK-47's, surround
one of the rescue vehicles ?

What kind of friggin' animal shoots at relief helicopters, national
guardsmen, and police officers?

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On Thu, 01 Sep 2005 19:35:59 GMT, "Doug Kanter"

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On Thu, 01 Sep 2005 13:30:06 -0400, Harry Krause
wrote:

No food, no water, and people falling over dead at the Superdome in New
Orleans, and the mighty U.S. military can't figure out a way to get
there with supplies RIGHT NOW?

Is it because our best assets are being wasted in Iraq? Is it because
we're stupid?

It ain't rocket science. It is three days after the hurricane, and
we're not doing any better for those in the most need than the
government of Bangladesh might do?

It took a long time to get to Homestead after Andrew too. (the other
guy was in the White House)
It just takes a long time to get these things going.

Any major grocery manufacturer could handle this in under 72 hours.
Example:

Dinty Moore canned beef stew
12 24 oz cans per case.
1400 cases per truck
$32,200.00 per truck plus shipping.

From order to delivery, barring blizzards: 72 hours anywhere in the
lower
48. Other groceries are similar, except for some frozen items. If
supplies
aren't delivered to HOUSTON that quickly, it's because nobody has tried
hard
enough. If this is the case, President Nookular should be stuck in the
crowd
with the hungry so he can live with them until the right thing is done:
Let
the grocery business handle it, and wire them the funds.


Your trucks do well in six feet of water? Houston isn't the problem. Have
you
seen what remains of I-10?

Have you seen what happens when the looters, armed with AK-47's, surround
one of the rescue vehicles ?

What kind of friggin' animal shoots at relief helicopters, national
guardsmen, and police officers?




I really don't understand why people like that haven't been gunned down
without any questions, warnings or conversations.

On Fri, 02 Sep 2005 13:49:15 GMT, "Doug Kanter"
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On Thu, 01 Sep 2005 19:35:59 GMT, "Doug Kanter"

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On Thu, 01 Sep 2005 13:30:06 -0400, Harry Krause
wrote:

No food, no water, and people falling over dead at the Superdome in New
Orleans, and the mighty U.S. military can't figure out a way to get
there with supplies RIGHT NOW?

Is it because our best assets are being wasted in Iraq? Is it because
we're stupid?

It ain't rocket science. It is three days after the hurricane, and
we're not doing any better for those in the most need than the
government of Bangladesh might do?

It took a long time to get to Homestead after Andrew too. (the other
guy was in the White House)
It just takes a long time to get these things going.

Any major grocery manufacturer could handle this in under 72 hours.
Example:

Dinty Moore canned beef stew
12 24 oz cans per case.
1400 cases per truck
$32,200.00 per truck plus shipping.

From order to delivery, barring blizzards: 72 hours anywhere in the
lower
48. Other groceries are similar, except for some frozen items. If
supplies
aren't delivered to HOUSTON that quickly, it's because nobody has tried
hard
enough. If this is the case, President Nookular should be stuck in the
crowd
with the hungry so he can live with them until the right thing is done:
Let
the grocery business handle it, and wire them the funds.


Your trucks do well in six feet of water? Houston isn't the problem. Have
you
seen what remains of I-10?

Have you seen what happens when the looters, armed with AK-47's, surround
one of the rescue vehicles ?

What kind of friggin' animal shoots at relief helicopters, national
guardsmen, and police officers?




I really don't understand why people like that haven't been gunned down
without any questions, warnings or conversations.


Because most of the NO cops have left the job, like the friggin' mayor! Why
hasn't the *Louisiana* National Guard been mobilized by the friggin' LA
governor?

Don't need to hear any Iraq crap either!
--
John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

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On Thu, 01 Sep 2005 19:35:59 GMT, "Doug Kanter"

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wrote in message
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On Thu, 01 Sep 2005 13:30:06 -0400, Harry Krause
wrote:

No food, no water, and people falling over dead at the Superdome in
New
Orleans, and the mighty U.S. military can't figure out a way to get
there with supplies RIGHT NOW?

Is it because our best assets are being wasted in Iraq? Is it because
we're stupid?

It ain't rocket science. It is three days after the hurricane, and
we're not doing any better for those in the most need than the
government of Bangladesh might do?

It took a long time to get to Homestead after Andrew too. (the other
guy was in the White House)
It just takes a long time to get these things going.

Any major grocery manufacturer could handle this in under 72 hours.
Example:

Dinty Moore canned beef stew
12 24 oz cans per case.
1400 cases per truck
$32,200.00 per truck plus shipping.

From order to delivery, barring blizzards: 72 hours anywhere in the
lower
48. Other groceries are similar, except for some frozen items. If
supplies
aren't delivered to HOUSTON that quickly, it's because nobody has tried
hard
enough. If this is the case, President Nookular should be stuck in the
crowd
with the hungry so he can live with them until the right thing is done:
Let
the grocery business handle it, and wire them the funds.


Your trucks do well in six feet of water? Houston isn't the problem.
Have
you
seen what remains of I-10?

Have you seen what happens when the looters, armed with AK-47's, surround
one of the rescue vehicles ?

What kind of friggin' animal shoots at relief helicopters, national
guardsmen, and police officers?

Or tries to break into an occupied children's hospital?

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On Thu, 01 Sep 2005 13:30:06 -0400, Harry Krause
wrote:

No food, no water, and people falling over dead at the Superdome in New
Orleans, and the mighty U.S. military can't figure out a way to get
there with supplies RIGHT NOW?

Is it because our best assets are being wasted in Iraq? Is it because
we're stupid?

It ain't rocket science. It is three days after the hurricane, and
we're not doing any better for those in the most need than the
government of Bangladesh might do?

It took a long time to get to Homestead after Andrew too. (the other
guy was in the White House)
It just takes a long time to get these things going.

Typical loony thinking......the army is not a humanitarian organization.

On Thu, 1 Sep 2005 13:52:05 -0400, "Starbucks"
wrote:

I can not believe that Harry would use the plight of New Orleans for
political gain. This is a new low, even for Harry.

All I have to say is F*ck You Harry.


"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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No food, no water, and people falling over dead at the Superdome in New
Orleans, and the mighty U.S. military can't figure out a way to get there
with supplies RIGHT NOW?

Is it because our best assets are being wasted in Iraq? Is it because
we're stupid?

It ain't rocket science. It is three days after the hurricane, and we're
not doing any better for those in the most need than the government of
Bangladesh might do?


Look at Fox News. The Superdome may not be a beautiful site, but it *is* under
control!
--
John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."