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Jeb's claim to fame in this department was the superb handling of 2 or 3 hurricanes directly before the 2004 election. The Bush brothers' performance in regard to said hurricanes may have made all the difference in the outcome of the presidential election, and no one knew that better than them.
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Once it turned north, as predicted, there was nary a doubt. What the hell do we need the multitude of weather forcasters and bouys and all the associated gear if nobody wishes to use the data. I agree, let's fire the NWS and just sit there and wait until the $hit hits the fan. This is called the head in the sand approach. For you, especially, it doesn't fit. |
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But we know that the storm path was a probability field with increased probability in some places and decreased in others. At what probability band would you alert the NG? At hwat band would you suggest preparation to leave? When would you order mandatory evaculation? If it cost say, $200/person/day to abandon an area, would that estimation affect your recommendation? Why or why not? Bot |
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However, and I've already told you this, the Feds could have begun preparations to marshall personnel and equipment so that it could be moving within hours of a telephone call. Quite a bit of this equipment has to come from long distances and having it ready to go would be a significant leap in terms of climbing the ladder and getting on top of the relief effort. The Feds had more than sufficient knowledge of the power of this storm and could have begun preparations for a response many days prior to the point at which they did so. I'm not advocating any mandatory evacuation prior to the point where the impact location is nearly 100% certain.........somewhere about 36 hours prior to landfall is about the soonest that you can have this certainty, IMHO. At the point where the storm was certain to hit Louisiana and Mississippi (about 36 hours prior), I would have had the national guard on full alert and ready to move as soon as the storm passed. |
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The National guard is put on alert by the Governor of the states effacted...and well in the case of LA we know what a do nothing she was...since the press is avoiding Missisippi for some reason I am curious about what happened there.
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Do you actually believe this tripe, or is this the usual 'point-scoring' reparte we've come to expect from the man from Trollhattan? Is the "Left" (or "Right") an immutable entity, temporally unchanged no matter history's lessons? Most of the (mostly CPUSA) folks who adored Stalin long past the due date are all dead now, so why should the rest of us "Left-types" continue to pay for their willful ignorance? For the most part, I think history will lump today's rightwing Libertarians with yesterday's hardcore Communist advocates, particularly for their stubborn insistence on adhering to their precious "theories", even when reality proves them utter failures time and time again. History has consistently tought us that humans desire a fair degree of personal liberty AND also cannot adequately function societally without a fair degree of public ownership and a commonwealth approach to addressing the needs of ALL citizens. |
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