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To: Tarpon

As you know. Hurricanes are not the problem. People wanting to live where they hit is the problem. New Orleans was way past due. I feel for the people but this has been a serious known threat for decades. If expert after expert told me that my house was likely to be flooded or blown to bits by wind and water, I'd move. If I had to abandon the house with the clothes on my back and start all over in a new place, I would.

Life is full of unknown threats to thumb your nose at imminent danger.


15 posted on 09/02/2005 10:08:07 AM PDT by Conspiracy Guy (Warning.... Contents under pressure....If you don't like what I say, don't read it !)
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To: Conspiracy Guy
As you know. Hurricanes are not the problem. People wanting to live where they hit is the problem. New Orleans was way past due. I feel for the people but this has been a serious known threat for decades. If expert after expert told me that my house was likely to be flooded or blown to bits by wind and water, I'd move. If I had to abandon the house with the clothes on my back and start all over in a new place, I would.

As you know. Earthquakes are not the problem. People wanting to live where they hit is the problem. San Francisco and LA was way past due. I feel for the people but this has been a serious known threat for decades. If expert after expert told me that my house was likely to be knocked down or blown to bits by an earthquake, I'd move. If I had to abandon the house with the clothes on my back and start all over in a new place, I would.

In 1906 San Francisco was destroyed by an earthquake, The Great Chicago Fire of 1871 left Chicago in ruins. Did anyone move?

21 posted on 09/02/2005 12:08:57 PM PDT by Tarpon
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