Another unprepared lackey of the Bush administration.
I wish they'd bring back the public stockade; that way we could throw our rotten tomatoes and eggs at them for publicly humiliating themselves at the dire expense of others.
Here's ANOTHER article from Scientific American in 2001 warning of the death toll from a strong storm surge hitting New Orleans....
>" If a big, slow-moving hurricane crossed the Gulf of Mexico on the right track, it would drive a sea surge that would drown New Orleans under 20 feet of water. "As the water recedes," says Walter Maestri, a local emergency management director, "we expect to find a lot of dead bodies.
Extensive evacuation would be impossible because the surging water would cut off the few escape routes. Scientists at Louisiana State University (L.S.U.), who have modeled hundreds of possible storm tracks on advanced computers, predict that more than 100,000 people could die."
Article <here.> Chertoff is useless at "Homeland Security". Unequipped for the job but put into place to protect Bush's national ass from further investigation.
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- "the blame game"? C'mon that's your, Bowser's & Don's theme song! (n/t)
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