I Didn't Believe It Before...

But now I'm convinced the govn't used explosives to blow the levees in New Olreans. Reason being, I was watching Bill Maher's show and they talked about how the French Quarter with all the rich people is still perfectly fine (they didn't talk about the conspiracy though). So it all makes sense with the witnesses and people who say bombs went off where the levees were. And that it was meant to get rid of the poor people so that new investments could be made in the area and the govn't would have an excuse to once again give billions away to there friends. And notice how the people still arne't being helped even though congress passed a lot of money for them.

Oh, and the delayed resposnse by the White House could have been intentional to make sure the people were driven out. Just a thoery.

I saw something on tv yesterday. They were covering Mardi Gras on the news showing the floats and all. I noticed one very interesting thing, no black people, not one.

Looks like the plan worked.

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Originally Posted by beltman713

I saw something on tv yesterday. They were covering Mardi Gras on the news showing the floats and all. I noticed one very interesting thing, no black people, not one.

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I just seen a report on Irish telly, and you're right - not a single black person did I see either on the floats or in the crowd. That is shocking.

American media only shows black people when the are trying to make up stories about racist hurricanes, other than a big race issue they can't score ratings with them so they leave them out of the shot.

That crazy media! It cares about no one but itself.

Didn't the mayor declare it would be a black city when they rebuild?

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