White House Mismanagement And The Levees

 

 

 

 

 



 

 

 

 

Greg Palast Is A Rogue Reporter

 

 

 

 

 

 

Palast Pulls back The Curtain Of Deceit

Rest assured Greg doesn't buy into the fact that Israeli demolition experts were floating around New Orleans, and that residents heard an muffled explosion where the dyke broke. Or that Las Vegas Zionists were buying up real estate, seeing another Phoenix rising

Greg Palast says - 'Incompetence, cronyism, and Republicans' were really at the heart of the matter.

 

 

 

 

 

 

The World Of Republican Cronyism

The republicans gave the evacuation contract to a Madhu Beriwa, because she was a major donor. There was no evacuation plan, and Bush knew the levees weren't high enough. 

   

Louisiana University Professor

Professor Van Heerden briefed officials at the White House that the Levees weren't strong enough. The response: the university’s trustees threatened his job.

 

   

White House Knew

Back at LSU, van Heerden astonished me with the most serious charge of all. While showing me huge maps of the flooding, he told me the White House had withheld the information that, in fact, the levees were about to burst and by Tuesday at dawn the city, and more than a thousand people, would drown.

 

   

It Could Have All Been Prevented

If only Bush and his cronies would have listened.

   
 

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The Truth Is

New Orleans was ethnically cleansed for the Las Vegas crowd, who want to turn New Orleans into the Sin City of the south. It would have been very easy to plant a small charge, blowing a small hole in the soil bank to start an erosion, and that would topple the cement wall, leaving no evidence.

Whatever happened, it sure seemed to be a gift to the Las Vegas/New York/Atlantic City crowd. It seems whenever a fire starts, that crew always seem to have a truck load of fire hoses to sell.

 

 

 

 

 

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