Posted on 05/22/2013 5:43:17 AM PDT by chessplayer
During an interview with CBS News' Anna Werner, Barbara Garcia described surviving the huge tornado that struck Oklahoma City and its suburbs yesterday. Garcia recalled: "I was sitting on my stool, holding my dog, this was the game plan." Then, the tornado hit, the stool was blown away from under her, "I rolled around a little bit, and when it stopped... I hollered for my little dog. He didn't answer, he didn't come." The tornado destroyed her house, and Garcia pointed to the rubble saying, "I know he's in there somewhere."
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Totally agree...
I was screaming at the TV when I first saw it...help the poor woman...
Journolists are right there with used car salesmen...(generalization).
I cried when I saw the video. Our schnauzer would have been more vocal, but I’m very happy for the woman that she found her dog alive and unharmed. She lost everything but still has her own life and the companionship of her dog.
Never heard of shock?
This woman is in shock. People in shock don’t react normally. They appear dazed. Their emotions are often repressed compared to what you normally expect for the circumstances. You can see it in many of the interviews of the survivors. Especially in the children. Even that dog is in shock and doesn’t know what is going on or how to react.
I have no doubt the woman and the dog are in hock, but the “journalists” who I suspect set up the whole scenario are devious, and not in shock
Thank you, we all need all the prayers we can get since we are in satan’s jurisdiction
People are totally clueless about New Orleans because they totally beleived all of the crap they were fed by MSM. Also they don’t want to know the truth because it doesn’t fit their view of the world.
My immediate reaction to seeing this the other day was: Why is the reporter just standing there watching this elderly woman try to lift a piece of debris off of her dog? Why does the woman have to ask for help?
Then why did you accuse this woman who lost virtually everything of burying her dog to get on TV?
Are you so desperate for attention that you’ll keep changing your story until you find one that people will agree with?
Take your meds and find another place to troll.
“Thank you God”
What did God have to do with it?
Why do you care?
Is there a problem with me asking that question? I certainly can’t ask the lady in the video.
I can’t imagine the heartless, opportunistic, cynical PR*** that would set something up like this right after such a disaster, but then I remember that “journalists” are involved and it all makes sense. I’d really like to believe that it was real though.
She wasn’t overly exasperated or breaking down in tears when talking about her house being destroyed and almost dying in the tornado either, so was she faking her demolished house as well?
She just seemed like a plain talking lady who possibly was in a little shock/over whelmed.
So many weird ass people on the internet who seem to have lost all humanity when sitting on their ass behind a computer screen with total anonymity.
Yeah, elderly lady buries her dog under debris in the hopes that a news crew might wander by to talk with her and then just happen to see the dog. Who, by the way, is so well trained that she just lies there waiting for the sign to move. Makes perfect sense to me. </sarcasm>
My daddy always said you can’t fix stupid. He was soooo right.
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This is like all conspiracy arguments. Isn’t it?
How did the CBS reporter set this up? They buried the dog without the elderly lady knowing? They went over to interview her and “spot” the dog for her reaction? Please explain how this is a set up by the victim or the CBS interviewer?
I have no doubt the woman and the dog are in hock, but the “journalists” who I suspect set up the whole scenario are devious, and not in shock
Yup. They found a dog, knew it was that womans dog even before talking to her, and buried it under the rubble. Then they waited for the woman to mention her dog, and said,,,”there he is!” Makes sense to me. sarc/
Are you so desperate for attention that you’ll keep changing your story until you find one that people will agree with?
He’s finally getting a couple other idiots to agree with him.
“How did the CBS reporter set this up? They buried the dog without the elderly lady knowing? They went over to interview her and “spot” the dog for her reaction? Please explain how this is a set up by the victim or the CBS interviewer?”
I tend to think it was not staged but the fact that the dog just happened to be 5 feet from where the interview was taking place would be one heck of a coincidence. Especially since she said they were in a different spot when the storm hit. As a dog owner I want this story to be true.
just skeptical that’s all, take a chill pill bud
sorta like John Kerry “re-enacting” on film his overseas war experiences.....
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