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» A Total Disaster from Discourse.net
Mostly just links, because I'm too depressed and horrified to do anything more. Hell on Earth It's really bad in the Superdome.Much worse than they dare show on TV (OK, how much spine do you expect them to grow in a week?)Life is even tough at the Ritz... [Read More]

» A Total Disaster from Discourse.net
Mostly just links, because I'm too depressed and horrified to do anything more. Hell on Earth It's really bad in the Superdome.Much worse than they dare show on TV (OK, how much spine do you expect them to grow in a week?)Life is even tough at the Ritz... [Read More]

» Question—I suppose it’s rhetorical… from Philosophical Fortnights
Is there any way in which the present administration is not corrupt? Read Hunter at Daily Kos. Very well put. (On dismantling FEMA, read Jon Elliston, “Disaster in the making”, Durham Independent Weekly, 22 Sep 2004; Attytood) Meanwhile: when the going... [Read More]

» Question—I suppose it’s rhetorical… from Philosophical Fortnights
Is there any way in which the present administration is not corrupt? Read Hunter at Daily Kos. Very well put. (On dismantling FEMA, read Jon Elliston, “Disaster in the making”, Durham Independent Weekly, 22 Sep 2004; Attytood) Meanwhile: when the going... [Read More]

» Question—I suppose it’s rhetorical… from Philosophical Fortnights
Is there any way in which the present administration is not corrupt? Read Hunter at Daily Kos. Very well put. (On dismantling FEMA, read Jon Elliston, “Disaster in the making”, Durham Independent Weekly, 22 Sep 2004; Attytood) Meanwhile: when the going... [Read More]

» Required reading. from Journal
The more I read, the sicker I feel. Natural disasters are one thing, but avoidable violence and greed in desperate times just make me want to stop the planet and get off. So many deaths, and so much of this... [Read More]

» Required reading. from Journal
The more I read, the sicker I feel. Natural disasters are one thing, but avoidable violence and greed in desperate times just make me want to stop the planet and get off. So many deaths, and so much of this... [Read More]

» Required reading. from Journal
The more I read, the sicker I feel. Natural disasters are one thing, but avoidable violence and greed in desperate times just make me want to stop the planet and get off. So many deaths, and so much of this... [Read More]

» Required reading. from Journal
The more I read, the sicker I feel. Natural disasters are one thing, but avoidable violence and greed in desperate times just make me want to stop the planet and get off. So many deaths, and so much of this... [Read More]

» Required reading. from Journal
The more I read, the sicker I feel. Natural disasters are one thing, but avoidable violence and greed in desperate times just make me want to stop the planet and get off. So many deaths, and so much of this... [Read More]

» Some of the interview with Chertoff from Blue Mass. Group
This is from the interview I was talking about yesterday. From Brad DeLong via ThinkProgress:Robert Siegel: We are hearing from our reporter, he's on another line right now, thousands of people at the convention center in New Orleans with no [Read More]

» Relief Comes to New Orleans from How Now, Brownpau?
Massive relief is finally arriving in New Orleans. It's been four days. Government was just far too slow to respond, both locally and federally, and... [Read More]

» Question—I suppose it’s rhetorical… from Philosophical Fortnights
Is there any way in which the present administration is not corrupt? Read Hunter at Daily Kos. Very well put. (On dismantling FEMA, read Jon Elliston, “Disaster in the making”, Durham Independent Weekly, 22 Sep 2004; Attytood) Meanwhile: when the going... [Read More]

» Question—I suppose it’s rhetorical… from Philosophical Fortnights
Is there any way in which the present administration is not corrupt? Read Hunter at Daily Kos. Very well put. (On dismantling FEMA, read Jon Elliston, “Disaster in the making”, Durham Independent Weekly, 22 Sep 2004; Attytood, and a 2002 series, Washin... [Read More]

» Question—I suppose it’s rhetorical… from Philosophical Fortnights
Is there any way in which the present administration is not corrupt? Read Hunter at Daily Kos. Very well put. (On dismantling FEMA, read Jon Elliston, “Disaster in the making”, Durham Independent Weekly, 22 Sep 2004; Attytood, and a 2002 series, “Washi... [Read More]

» Question—I suppose it’s rhetorical… from Philosophical Fortnights
Is there any way in which the present administration is not corrupt? Read Hunter at Daily Kos. Very well put. (On dismantling FEMA, read Jon Elliston, “Disaster in the making”, Durham Independent Weekly, 22 Sep 2004; Attytood, and a 2002 series, “Washi... [Read More]

» Question—I suppose it’s rhetorical… from Philosophical Fortnights
Is there any way in which the present administration is not corrupt? Read Hunter at Daily Kos. Very well put. (On dismantling FEMA, read Jon Elliston, “Disaster in the making”, Durham Independent Weekly, 22 Sep 2004; Attytood, and a 2002 series, “Washi... [Read More]

» Question—I suppose it’s rhetorical… from Philosophical Fortnights
Is there any way in which the present administration is not corrupt? Read Hunter at Daily Kos. Very well put. (On dismantling FEMA, read Jon Elliston, “Disaster in the making”, Durham Independent Weekly, 22 Sep 2004; Attytood, and a 2002 series, “Washi... [Read More]

» Question—I suppose it’s rhetorical… from Philosophical Fortnights
Is there any way in which the present administration is not corrupt? Read Hunter at Daily Kos. Very well put. (On dismantling FEMA, read Jon Elliston, “Disaster in the making”, Durham Independent Weekly, 22 Sep 2004; Attytood, and a 2002 series, “Washi... [Read More]

» Question—I suppose it’s rhetorical… from Philosophical Fortnights
Is there any way in which the present administration is not corrupt? Read Hunter at Daily Kos. Very well put. (On dismantling FEMA, read Jon Elliston, “Disaster in the making”, Durham Independent Weekly, 22 Sep 2004; Attytood, and a 2002 series, “Washi... [Read More]

» Question—I suppose it’s rhetorical… from Philosophical Fortnights
Is there any way in which the present administration is not corrupt? Read Hunter at Daily Kos. Very well put. (On dismantling FEMA, read Jon Elliston, “Disaster in the making”, Durham Independent Weekly, 22 Sep 2004; Attytood, and a 2002 series, “Washi... [Read More]

» Question—I suppose it’s rhetorical… from Philosophical Fortnights
Is there any way in which the present administration is not corrupt? Read Hunter at Daily Kos. Very well put. (On dismantling FEMA, read Jon Elliston, “Disaster in the making”, Durham Independent Weekly, 22 Sep 2004; Attytood, and a 2002 series, “Washi... [Read More]

» Question—I suppose it’s rhetorical… from Philosophical Fortnights
Is there any way in which the present administration is not corrupt? Read Hunter at Daily Kos. Very well put. (On dismantling FEMA, read Jon Elliston, “Disaster in the making”, Durham Independent Weekly, 22 Sep 2004; Attytood, and a 2002 series, “Washi... [Read More]

» Question—I suppose it’s rhetorical… from Philosophical Fortnights
Is there any way in which the present administration is not corrupt? Read Hunter at Daily Kos. Very well put. (On dismantling FEMA, read Jon Elliston, “Disaster in the making”, Durham Independent Weekly, 22 Sep 2004; Attytood, and a 2002 series, “Washi... [Read More]

» Question—I suppose it’s rhetorical… from Philosophical Fortnights
Is there any way in which the present administration is not corrupt? Read Hunter at Daily Kos. Very well put. (On dismantling FEMA, read Jon Elliston, “Disaster in the making”, Durham Independent Weekly, 22 Sep 2004; Attytood, and a 2002 series, “Washi... [Read More]

» Question—I suppose it’s rhetorical… from Philosophical Fortnights
Is there any way in which the present administration is not corrupt? Read Hunter at Daily Kos. Very well put. (On dismantling FEMA, read Jon Elliston, “Disaster in the making”, Durham Independent Weekly, 22 Sep 2004; Attytood, and a 2002 series, “Washi... [Read More]

» Question—I suppose it’s rhetorical… from Philosophical Fortnights
Is there any way in which the present administration is not corrupt? Read Hunter at Daily Kos. Very well put. (On dismantling FEMA, read Jon Elliston, “Disaster in the making”, Durham Independent Weekly, 22 Sep 2004; Attytood, and a 2002 series, “Washi... [Read More]

» Question—I suppose it’s rhetorical… from Philosophical Fortnights
Is there any way in which the present administration is not corrupt? Read Hunter at Daily Kos. Very well put. (On dismantling FEMA, read Jon Elliston, “Disaster in the making”, Durham Independent Weekly, 22 Sep 2004; Attytood, and a 2002 series, “Washi... [Read More]

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