So much for "they could have walked out"

Sep 10, 2005 2 Replies
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But it wasn't FEMA that had them blocked in.



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"Dr. Brat" , blest us all with:

'fsckn incredible..!

Contrasts with footage seen just last night on ABC [.au] of a National Guardsman {?} , who, in near to tears, said " I shudder at what I might have to do". The reporter said " What, shoot an American?". In a croak he replied "Yes".

He was assigned to patrolling a "well to do" sector of NO, there were some significantly endowed homes in the backdrop. The storyline was focused on the forcible removal of weapons from folk living in these homes. Our youngest is currently serving overseas. I beg providence to not have him sent to NO as part of a UN relief effort. Believe that..!

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