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Edited on Mon Sep-06-04 06:02 PM by oscar111
just heard on NPR radio, Monday Sep 6, evening broadcast.
"Not enough food. We're hungry"... words of a woman as she left the hurricane shelter. Voice had tone of restrained anger. ---{my comment-- Jeb, stockpiling canned food should be child's play.} ============== Earlier, many tv reports of stations running out of gasoline.. so how did they evacuate if no gas for the car? Did some have to stay? ---I would think Jeb and his expert planners must have forseen this problem, and decided not to bring extra gasoline trucks into the region as preparation. =========== Again, from the NPR broadcast today... shelter folks were not allowed to leave the shelter until they lined up and signed a "release from liability", concerning the shelter.. in which they could not hold the city liable.
==Isn't that coersion? Specifically, isn't it "false imprisonment"? Similar to the ruse hospitals pull, when they tell patients "you cant leave until you pay the bill"? Looks like false imprisonment in both cases.
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