http://hungryblues.net/2009/08/30/4-years-after-hurricane-katrina/ Ben Greenberg's Weblog Tue, 16 Mar 2010 02:13:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 http://hungryblues.net/2009/08/30/4-years-after-hurricane-katrina/comment-page-1/#comment-109805 deguyzinmississippi Tue, 05 Jan 2010 21:40:47 +0000 http://hungryblues.net/?p=1524#comment-109805 It seems to be apparent to victims who were not afforded equal rights to recover as their counterparts that they will never be able to rebuild their lives. There is one case that doesn't seem to go away and it is only a matter of time before it will be heard in federal court. What the state and FEMA were involved in behind the scenes in my opinion, leaves me breathless. There are over 3,000 left without a voice and the question to be answered is how did the state manage to get away with it? They didn't. The truth will come out and the country will be shocked. The damage here can never be repaired because they can't undo the wrong. Over 100 pages of evidence against the state of Mississippi/FEMA will attempt to expose just what they thought they would get away with. The website associated with this reply gives an outline of a alleged conspiracy in the works. Just who all is connected will be a matter for the judge to decide. Feel free to share this with the rest of the world. FEMA is a good entity designed to assist the poorest of the poor and the weakest of the weak. We may find out that it is the state that manipulated the rules in their interest. Why hasn't the governor responded to a civil rights investigation? He himself said to just "sign your name and send it in." I think he knows the truth is about to be exposed. To the thousands left out? Help may in fact be on the horizon It seems to be apparent to victims who were not afforded equal rights to recover as their counterparts that they will never be able to rebuild their lives. There is one case that doesn't seem to go away and it is only a matter of time before it will be heard in federal court. What the state and FEMA were involved in behind the scenes in my opinion, leaves me breathless. There are over 3,000 left without a voice and the question to be answered is how did the state manage to get away with it? They didn't. The truth will come out and the country will be shocked. The damage here can never be repaired because they can't undo the wrong. Over 100 pages of evidence against the state of Mississippi/FEMA will attempt to expose just what they thought they would get away with. The website associated with this reply gives an outline of a alleged conspiracy in the works. Just who all is connected will be a matter for the judge to decide. Feel free to share this with the rest of the world. FEMA is a good entity designed to assist the poorest of the poor and the weakest of the weak. We may find out that it is the state that manipulated the rules in their interest. Why hasn't the governor responded to a civil rights investigation? He himself said to just “sign your name and send it in.” I think he knows the truth is about to be exposed. To the thousands left out? Help may in fact be on the horizon

]]> http://hungryblues.net/2009/08/30/4-years-after-hurricane-katrina/comment-page-1/#comment-109753 An Unhappy Anniversary: NOLA Four Years After the Katrina Levee Breaches « This So-Called Post-Post-Racial Life Mon, 31 Aug 2009 10:22:56 +0000 http://hungryblues.net/?p=1524#comment-109753 [...] Ben Greenberg at Hungry Blues has an extensive post about post-Katrina Mississippi; [...] [...] Ben Greenberg at Hungry Blues has an extensive post about post-Katrina Mississippi; [...]

]]> http://hungryblues.net/2009/08/30/4-years-after-hurricane-katrina/comment-page-1/#comment-109752 doctorj2u Sun, 30 Aug 2009 23:11:09 +0000 http://hungryblues.net/?p=1524#comment-109752 Thank you for writing the truth and caring enough to remember. I am a New Orleanian and my 80 year old mother lives a block from the beach in Pass Chritian, MS. Katrina was awful but it was the lingering aftermath that was the bigger tragedy. Never again should an American catastrophe be made a political football. It is the people living with the tragedy that pay the price for other's fanatim. Thank you for writing the truth and caring enough to remember. I am a New Orleanian and my 80 year old mother lives a block from the beach in Pass Chritian, MS. Katrina was awful but it was the lingering aftermath that was the bigger tragedy. Never again should an American catastrophe be made a political football. It is the people living with the tragedy that pay the price for other's fanatim.

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