From: "Mark" 

Excuse me Bob, but he related a detailed day-by-day chronicle of events
designed to obfuscate reality that covered almost an entire week after the
poor woman had actually died.

Yes, that was a terrible thing that the residents of the nursing home in
question drowned -- was it really necessary for this jerk to construct a
false story?



"Robert G Lewis"  wrote in message
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> "Mark"  wrote in message
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>> It goes, also, to the same hyperbole we've all been engaging in real time
>> during the Katrina storm -- "facts" aren't really facts
and reporting is
>> unreliable.
>>
>> It's not surprising to me that the pentagon can't account for funds in
>> real-time, anymore than we find that many, if not most, of the grisly
>> reports from N.O. were fantasies -- up to and including the completely
>> fabricated blow-by-blow by Broussard about multiple phone calls by one of
>> his underlings to a nursing home that he related on "Meet the
Press."
>
>
> Real time ? Hell we're talking about YEARS worth. Not to the minute.
>
>
> Fantasies ? Oh so the people in that Nursing home didn't die and the
> owners aren't under arrest ? Good Glad to hear that.
>
>>
>> When the hell are people going to stop lying straight-faced to support
>> their position falsely? Hopefully soon, but it is very disturbing in the
>> meantime. > BS, please. That line is long past being amusing>
>
>
> Good question. When will the Administration start giving accurate
> information about say the Medicare Drug Bill. What did they tell Congress
> it would cost and how much did their actuaries tell them say it would cost
> ?
>
> That line was NEVER amusing unless you don't give a rats ass about people
> being killed
>

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