Germany offers help
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20050901/ts_nm/weather_katrina_germany_dc
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20050901/ts_nm/weather_katrina_germany_dc
Katrina, help question?
- Thread starter Brian HCM#1
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Westy said:
Well lets hope the KnuckleHeads in D.C. actually graciously accept some outside help..
http://www.cbc.ca/story/canada/national/2005/08/31/Canadian_relief_Katrina20050831.html
Wow....imagine that......
Wow....imagine that......
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I think we are planning to donate some school furniture. Not that they need it right now.
The scale of this thing is huge...
damn...
I would flip out if I was in there. I'd rather take my chances wading through the streets.the Inbred said:
...as big as a tsunami...
And it's things like this that sicken me more than anything....the Inbred said:
"Several residents said they had heard of children being raped, though it was not clear whether anyone reported such incidents to the authorities, and no officials could be found who could confirm the accounts.
Darcel Monroe, 21, a bakery cashier, stammered hysterically as she recounted seeing two young girls being raped in one of the women's bathrooms. "A lot of people saw it but they were afraid to do anything," she said. "He ran out past all of us." "
To take advantage of such an awful situation, and then for no one to help!!!!
Ugh...this just came in through our Communications Liason...how sad
The following message is being forwarded to answer points from the California Governor's Office of Emergency Services (OES) in case you receive a call from the public about how to get assistance.
State OES has learned that trapped victims on the Gulf Coast are calling family, friends, loved-ones, or anyone they can get a call out to California asking for someone to rescue them. These requests need to go immediately to the US Coast Guard's Rescue Line at 800-323-7233 and immediate assistance will be sent.
Please distribute this information as widely as possible.
Thank you.
Eric Lamoureux
Chief, Office of Public Information
California Governor's Office of Emergency Services
The following message is being forwarded to answer points from the California Governor's Office of Emergency Services (OES) in case you receive a call from the public about how to get assistance.
State OES has learned that trapped victims on the Gulf Coast are calling family, friends, loved-ones, or anyone they can get a call out to California asking for someone to rescue them. These requests need to go immediately to the US Coast Guard's Rescue Line at 800-323-7233 and immediate assistance will be sent.
Please distribute this information as widely as possible.
Thank you.
Eric Lamoureux
Chief, Office of Public Information
California Governor's Office of Emergency Services