Order Out of CHAOS - DEAD BODIES IN TREES

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Subject: Order Out of CHAOS
Date: Fri, 2 Sep 2005 00:10:29 EDT
From: BioGerminator@aol.com
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Following is a quote from one of the refugees at the Superdome. I cannot tell you how many times I have heard the words "order" and "chaos" since Katrina left New Orleans. 30,000 troops (if I remember the number correctly) are on their way to "The Big Easy" to bring ORDER to CHAOS. As I am writing this--the Weather Channel news reporter just said it again......their buzz words disgust me as much as their actions. I have been unable to reach any of my relatives or friends along the gulf coast, there is a note forwarded from my aunt regarding martial law in her city as well (she lives in an area that borders NO and my cousin is the Music Director for a New Orleans high school).

One of the responsibilities of the National Guard will be to "prevent and restrict" the use of firearms or TAKE THEIR GUNS!!! We deserve it. We did nothing as they disarmed the Iraqi citizens or the Australians. We were warned by the Australians not to let it happen to us. Do you really believe one of the refugees fired at the helicopter? That was the beginning of their "reason" to remove the firearms from the citizens of New Orleans. THEY MUST BRING ORDER TO NEW ORLEANS. It is so obvious. Disarming the Iraqi citizens was another rehearsal...they will "rehearse" their URBAN WARFARE again, this time in our country--or New Orleans. Their rehearsals will spread, just as we were told, the next time possibly in your home town. Time for a revolution.

No food or water for 3 days!!! How nuts would you be???

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Donald Dudley, a 55-year-old New Orleans seafood merchant, complained that when he and other hungry refugees broke into the kitchen of the convention center and tried to prepare food, the National Guard chased them away.

"They pulled guns and told us we had to leave that kitchen or they would blow our damn brains out," he said. "We don't want their help. Give us some vehicles and we'll get ourselves out of here!"

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Quote from my aunt-

My sil just came in for lunch, she said the police are telling businesses in this area that they need to be careful of thieves with guns - who know the police are busy elsewhere - who are banding and going into small stores and shopping centers stealing purses, robbing stores, etc. We may have to go under marshall law here too, with so many evacuees of the type who would be looting in New Orleans.

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Click here: http://www.metatech.org/hurricane_katrina_death_tolll.html

Posted By: Ghost
Date: Wednesday, 31 August 2005, 12:35 p.m.

DEAD BODIES IN TREES THROUGHOUT MISSISSIPPI - 1,000s.
Astonishing Exclusive From Mississippi BREAKING NEWS

Paramedic Rescue Operation | 8-31-05

It is with heavy heart I write this... I have finally reconnected with my best friend who is a paramedic who was sent from Georgia 2 days ago to Gulf Port, Mississippi before the hurricane hit. He just reached me within the last 10 mins via emergency cell phone to tell me he was alive.

Thousands of bodies have been discovered throughout Mississippi in Gulf Port, Waveland, Hancock County, Bay of St.Louis.

They are hanging in trees and they are pulling them out 30 at a time.

Entire families found drowned in their homes and washing up on shore. The stories he could tell me were brief.

National Guard is on the scene and arresting anyone seen on the streets. The numbers are staggering and what I have been told tonight will shake people to their foundation as the numbers will be coming out in the next 24-hours of just how many people have actually perished in these and 3 other beach communities. More to follow....

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How you can help house a hurricane victim--pasted from a forward from MOVEON.org

Dear MoveOn member,
Do you have a spare room, bed or couch to offer a family fleeing hurricane Katrina?

Please forward this message to anyone in the Southeast who can help.

Hurricane Katrina's toll on communities, homes and lives has devastated the nation. Now victims must face the daunting question of where to go next—and we can help.

Tens of thousands of newly homeless families are being bused to a stadium in Houston, where they may wait for weeks or months. At least 80,000 are competing for area shelters, and countless more are in motels, cars, or wherever they can stay out of the elements. The Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Red Cross are scrambling to find shelter for the displaced.

This morning, we've launched an emergency national housing drive to connect your empty beds with hurricane victims who desperately need a place to wait out the storm. You can post your offer of housing (a spare room, extra bed, even a decent couch) and search for available housing online at:

http://www.hurricanehousing.org

Housing is most urgently needed within reasonable driving distance (about 300 miles) of the affected areas in the Southeast, especially New Orleans.

Please forward this message to anyone you know in the region who might be able to help.

But no matter where you live, your housing could still make a world of difference to a person or family in need, so please offer what you can.

The process is simple:

# You can sign up to become a host by posting a description of whatever housing you have available, along with contact information. You can change or remove your offer at any time.

# Hurricane victims, local and national relief organizations, friends and relatives can search the site for housing. We'll do everything we can to get your offers where they are needed most. Many shelters actually already have Internet access, but folks without 'net access can still make use of the site through case workers and family members.

# Hurricane victims or relief agencies will contact hosts and together decide if it's a good match and make the necessary travel arrangements. The host's address is not released until a particular match is agreed on.

If hosting doesn't work for you, please consider donating to the Red Cross to help with the enormous tasks of rescue and recovery. You can give online at:

http://www.moveon.org/r?r=859

As progressives, we share a core belief that we are all in this together, and today is an important chance to put that idea to work. There are thousands of families who have just lost everything and need a place to stay dry. Let's do what we can to help.

http://www.hurricanehousing.org

Thanks for being there when it matters most.

—Noah Winer and the whole MoveOn.org Civic Action Team
Thursday, September 1st, 2005

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