posted on Aug, 31 2005 @ 09:56 AM
I remember hearing and reading similar disturbing reports in the wake of Hurrican Andrew in south Florida in the early 90s. This was before there was
much internet activity, but word still spread that thousands of bodies were found and even dumped into mass graves. The death toll was supposedly much
higher than that which was being reported, and FEMA was basically there to jsut cover up all the evidence. I'm not sure how true all these charges
was, but it makes for compelling reading. That being said, I'm not prepared to dismiss reports such as this as being unture, either. I rather think
the media and governemnt working in collusion can cover up just about anything they want to, whether at home or abroad, especially in disaster
situations, it's pretty easy to send out any reports you want and trust the public to believe you---after all, they have no other source of
information, for the most part. The jury is still out, in my mind, or whether or not the corporotocracy of government and media (who both work for the
same people, the wealthy elite) would actually cover up the nature and extent of a natural disaster (if it was natural, but that's another matter
entirely), but I certainly beleive that they could if the ywanted to, and it pays to stay informed and consider information from all sources before
just buying the official line that we're sold.
---Ryan