Conservative Revolutionary American Party II

Welcome to the Conservative Revolutionary American Party's BLOG. Conservative in that we believe in the Constitution of the U.S.A. We are Revolutionary in the way that our founding fathers were in throwing off the bonds of tyranny. We are American in that we are guided by Native American Spirituality; we are responsible for the next 7 generations. We are a Party of like minds coming together for a common cause. This BLOG is a clearing house of information and ideas. PEACE…………Scott

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Obama has made good on some promises but they haven't been implemented yet. I'm still withholding judgment until I see the outcome...which could be some time since the Repugs have continued their partisanship tactics. Time will tell. We have a long way to go but I THINK that we are at least trying to look at things differently....once again, time will tell. So I say to all "Good Luck & Good Night".......PEACE....Scott

Sunday, October 02, 2005

*** AlterNet's Continuing Coverage of Katrina ***

HOW THE POOR GOT TRAPPED
Will Bunch, Attytood
Why was the issue of getting the poor and the car-less out
of New Orleans treated like there was no solution, when
there was so much that could have been done?
http://www.alternet.org/story/25068/

A HURRICANE OF CONSEQUENCES
Stephen Zunes, Foreign Policy in Focus
The Bush administration decision that most directly
contributed to the high numbers of unnecessary deaths from
Katrina was the 2003 invasion of Iraq.
http://www.alternet.org/story/25041/

ANOTHER CASE OF GOVERNMENT FOR SOME
Makani Themba-Nixon, AlterNet
The states hardest hit by Katrina are for many African
Americans our real home. Once again we are forced to face
the fact that to politicians, black life is cheap.
http://www.alternet.org/story/25058/

MONUMENT TO A ROTTEN SYSTEM
Dave Zirin, AlterNet
Governmental hypocrisy is personified painfully in the
monument to corporate greed that has rapidly become the
earth's most damnable homeless shelter: the Louisiana
Superdome.
http://www.alternet.org/story/25018/

posted by T. Scott Brineman | 7:49 AM

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