From: "Glenn Meadows" 

If it were NYC or DC, I would expect the locals would have a far better
handle on things.  Not sure how widespread an area it would affect though.
Personally, I think a bunch of the problems from Katrina, as I've expressed
before, are the sheer magnitude of the area affected.  I mean, where do you
go first?  Who's lives are more important?  Those pinned under their homes
in Miss/Alabama, or trapped in a building that's decaying by the minute?
It's a tough call, and I would expect that in many cases, there IS no
"right" answer, especially with 20/20 hindsight.

I also expect a BUNCH of "20/20 hindsight" to be flying around,
more so than it is already.

--

Glenn M.
"John Cuccia"  wrote in message
news:dbfuh1l133q6cucdhgskldg98jtqblgbm5{at}4ax.com...
> >But then _we_ knew this, but other interesting points in the story reveal
>>some of the bureaucracy that's currently built in to the system .
>
> So, are you getting any warm and fuzzies re our ability to respond to,
> say, a dirty bomb attack on NYC or DC?

--- BBBS/NT v4.01 Flag-5