R. Dean is correct

Dave LaCourse wrote:

I didn't work in Gulfport, Wayne. There was no evidence of the RC in
Waveland and Pass Christian. There was a lot of church workers and
FEMA and NG, but no RC. Sorry.....


I was just presenting the link. People can read into it anything they
want to.

"Wayne Knight" wrote in message
oups.com...

Dave LaCourse wrote:

I didn't work in Gulfport, Wayne. There was no evidence of the RC in
Waveland and Pass Christian. There was a lot of church workers and
FEMA and NG, but no RC. Sorry.....


I was just presenting the link. People can read into it anything they
want to.

And they do.

One can hardly suppose that dicklet's and davie's presentation of their own
putative observations (all the while denying their agenda) as evidence that
the Red Cross is entirely absent from the Gulf Coast is anything but
disingenuous.....um.....unless we want to examine the notion that they are
both stupider than even I am willing to give them credit for.

Wolfgang
who, it should be noted, does not mean to suggest that he is incapable of
underestimation.

On 18 Oct 2005 06:55:20 -0700, "Wayne Knight"
wrote:

I was just presenting the link. People can read into it anything they
want to.

And I was presenting what I saw first hand. There may well have been
RC in Gulfport, but, again, I didn't seem them. We had to go to
Gulfport to get food, water, gasoline, etc. It was extremely crowded
with people, and would be the ideal place for the RC to set up.

Dave

Dave LaCourse wrote:

And I was presenting what I saw first hand. There may well have been
RC in Gulfport, but, again, I didn't seem them. We had to go to
Gulfport to get food, water, gasoline, etc. It was extremely crowded
with people, and would be the ideal place for the RC to set up.

A picture is worth a thousand words.

http://www.redcross.org/news/photoessays/katrina/four/

Not only does the Red Cross have a presence in Gulfport, Mississippi,
the Red Cross has a shelter and the shelter is up and running.

--
Ken Fortenberry

Oh sure, Ken. That don't prove nuthin! We have all seen "pictures" of
"astronauts on the moon" and we all know that was just a big lie too. These
"Red Cross in Gulfport" pictures were probably made at the same
double-naught secret studio as those "moon" pictures. Didn't you read from
eye-witnesses that there ain't no RC in GP? What's next, Ken? Are you gonna
start rumors about "concentration camps during WW II" ?

Sheesh!!


Danl


"Ken Fortenberry" wrote in message
...
Dave LaCourse wrote:

And I was presenting what I saw first hand. There may well have been
RC in Gulfport, but, again, I didn't seem them. We had to go to
Gulfport to get food, water, gasoline, etc. It was extremely crowded
with people, and would be the ideal place for the RC to set up.

A picture is worth a thousand words.

http://www.redcross.org/news/photoessays/katrina/four/

Not only does the Red Cross have a presence in Gulfport, Mississippi,
the Red Cross has a shelter and the shelter is up and running.

--
Ken Fortenberry

"Danl" wrote in message
...
Oh sure, Ken. That don't prove nuthin! We have all seen "pictures" of
"astronauts on the moon" and we all know that was just a big lie too.
These "Red Cross in Gulfport" pictures were probably made at the same
double-naught secret studio as those "moon" pictures. Didn't you read from
eye-witnesses that there ain't no RC in GP?

TWO eyewitnesses, both of them notorious for their balanced perspectives,
unwavering dedication to fairness, abhorence of distortion, lack of bias,
keen perception, eagerness to give all due consideration (and then some) to
opposing views, and all around goodguyness.

What's next, Ken? Are you gonna start rumors about "concentration camps
during WW II" ?

Um......well, there WAS that unfortunate little misunderstanding in
California.

Sheesh!!

Indeed.

Wolfgang

Danl wrote:
Oh sure, Ken. That don't prove nuthin! We have all seen "pictures" of
"astronauts on the moon" and we all know that was just a big lie too. These
"Red Cross in Gulfport" pictures were probably made at the same
double-naught secret studio as those "moon" pictures. Didn't you read from
eye-witnesses that there ain't no RC in GP? What's next, Ken? Are you gonna
start rumors about "concentration camps during WW II" ?

Sheesh!!

I haven't yet figured out exactly why the rabid right wants
to dis the Red Cross. Is it because FEMA screwed the pooch
on a Republican's watch and they want to point out that the
Red Cross screwed up too ?

Anyway, I don't have to listen to Limbaugh (thank Gawd) because
whatever he rants about will eventually show up here as the
Dickie and Louie Ditto Show. ;-)

--
Ken Fortenberry

On Tue, 18 Oct 2005 17:14:10 GMT, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:

A picture is worth a thousand words.

http://www.redcross.org/news/photoessays/katrina/four/

That was Gulfport, Ken. I said it would be an ideal place for the RC
to set up since there was very little damage and people from Waveland
and Pass Christian went to Gulfport. However, there was no evidence
of RC helpers in Waveland, only churches from Alabam feeding the
people who had neither homes nor vehicles.

Why do you have to turn everything into a ****ing contest?

Dave

On Tue, 18 Oct 2005 17:56:19 GMT, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:

Anyway, I don't have to listen to Limbaugh (thank Gawd) because
whatever he rants about will eventually show up here as the
Dickie and Louie Ditto Show. ;-)

You're full of ****, Ken. I put my money where my mouth is. I did
something. And, I repeat again: There was no evidence of the RC in
either Pass Christian or Waveland, probably because there was NO
Waveland or Pass Christian for them to go to. No water, no
electricity, no houses, no businesses.

Dave

Dave LaCourse wrote:

... And, I repeat again: There was no evidence of the RC in
either Pass Christian or Waveland, probably because there was NO
Waveland or Pass Christian for them to go to. No water, no
electricity, no houses, no businesses.

And you said there was no Red Cross in Gulfport too, and you
repeated it again too. Is it safe to assume that you couldn't
find your own arse with both hands and a flashlight much less
a Red Cross shelter with hundreds of people in it ?

--
Ken Fortenberry