Mike, you are correct, I was being Verrry cynical. But here we are playing
the blame game when the victims of Katrina will be evacuees for at least 2
years. I really look for the briight side. If you haven't had real New
Orleans food, you have missed a real delight. Maybe after they recover from
the trauma of being uprooted, some of the peoplle could bring a flavor of
New Orleans to the communities in which they are being rellocated. I would
pay good money for a good plate of fried crawfish as only a cajun can cook
up.

Bobby
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> Ooooooooooooooh, Bobby, that's cynical, but more than likely, true. :)
>
> -----Original Message-----
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> [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Bobby Greer
> Sent: Tuesday, September 06, 2005 12:01 PM
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> Subject: Re: Fw: Here's an article on the preparedness of FEMA.
>
>    Ahem You all are not not considering the amount of time it takes to
> figure out how Haliburton can make a profit off Katrina's aftermast. Once
> the Shrub and his cabinet organize for Haliburton's involvment, things
> wiill
> run as smoothly in the "Big Easy" as they do in Iraq!
>
> Bobby