Gulf Coast Chao's

[Guest guest]

I'am passing this on, but I really don't like

believing this, although things will only change when

enough people consciously change things for the

better, but then again people ??? I'll pass it along

anyway.

Janice.

 

 

Gulf Coast " Chaos " -- A Sign of Things to

Come

1 Sep 2005

 

Look closely at what's going on in the Gulf states:

 

You're seeing America's future, when the

infrastructure (cannibalized for Iraq and a

nonsensical " war on terror " ) further decays and a

Great Depression finally hits.

 

You're seeing how politicians in Washington, D.C.,

really feel about the poor.

 

People living without food, water, clothing, shelter,

or medical care -- especially if they're black -- are

just told to " be patient, " day after day, until,

predictably, they simply die.

 

You're also seeing just how effective " Homeland

Security " and FEMA will really be at " protecting the

American people " in the event of a massive terrorist

attack.

 

They're worrying primarily about getting the OIL

pipelines running again.

 

The lives of tens of thousands of people coldly left

to die are glossed over as just " collateral damage, "

as 3000 were at the World Trade Center.

 

Watch: Soon you'll see how the federal government's

military forces " restore order, " under martial law, as

the starving and doomed-to-die who dare to trespass on

" private property " to steal food or water are shot

dead in the street in cold blood.

 

The first response of Washington bureaucrats is always

an itchy trigger finger -- " security " (suppressing

" insurgents " ) is their main concern, not " disaster

relief. "

 

Welcome to living conditions in Iraq, in the United

States. (The Iraqi people too are outraged that

there's no electricity, no water, and nobody cares so

long as the oil and blood money is flowing into the

right hands. Unlivable conditions like that are

natural breeding grounds for " insurgents. " ) So look

carefully: This is what the Bush Administration's

foreign policy looks like when applied as domestic

policy.

 

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