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To: umgud; unkus

“Panic and paralysis is what they want.”

Living in the SF Bay Area, I can only imagine the panic and paralysis that would be created if they blew several of the major bridges in our area.

People would be stranded on one or another side of the bay.

It would take hours to drive around it.

I believe it would have a devastating effect on commerce and daily living in our area.


43 posted on 09/08/2011 9:59:33 PM PDT by Califreak (Degenerate the faithful with that crazy casbah sound)
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To: Califreak
Living in the SF Bay Area, I can only imagine the panic and paralysis that would be created if they blew several of the major bridges in our area.

Relax, it won't happen here in the SF Bay Area. After the 1989 quake when the Bay Bridge got knocked out, there was no panic. Major streets jammed with stuck electric trolleys and cars, lots of people walking in the streets, no electric street signals. I was in downtown San Francisco, lots of my co-workers were stranded from getting home across the bay. I drove one co-worker to her sister's home in the Marina where the fires were raging. People were calm and very mannerly. I couldn't believe how nice everyone was to each other.

Our bridges are very sturdy, and have been hit by jet planes without damage. I doubt very much that one could be damaged by terrorists, let alone several. The authorities are watching the bridges.

59 posted on 09/08/2011 10:24:37 PM PDT by roadcat
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To: Califreak

And code pink would be out protesting the heavy hand of fascist response.


84 posted on 09/08/2011 11:46:01 PM PDT by JoeA (JoeA / Lex clavatoris designati rescindenda est)
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