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| "Contingency planning" is what it's called. Now, certainly, the possibility of space aliens landing was a bit remote. However, the possibility that things might get worse, and all the other things you mention, should have been considered. It's (literally) a personality trait: some people are better at contingency planning than others. Perhaps Nagin isn't so good at it and didn't have anyone else to do it. keir dullea Posted by: The Lonewacko Blog on September 4, 2005 at 1:44 AM keir dullea | PERMALINK In all the news stories I've seen, the governor declared a state of emergency on Friday, the 26th, and Bush declared it on Saturday, the 27th. Posted by: tbrosz on September 4, 2005 at 1:45 AM | PERMALINK Funny, how Florida wasn't in the top three potential disasters identified by FEMA:In 2001, a FEMA report ranked hurricane damage to New Orleans as one of the three most likely catastrophes facing the country (the other two were a terrorist attack on New York City and an earthquake in San Francisco). |
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