Gary Halbert · whole document (50)
2005 - 09-02-05
Mold is caused by moisture. Having mold in
your house is like living with an invisible Saddam Hussein
who is sneaking around spraying the most toxic chemicals
known to man into the place you live. People get very sick
from the effects of mold. The diseases caused by mold are
too numerous to mention. A lot of people actually die from
the toxins caused by mold. Those people (and their doctors)
never know the source of their deadly diseases.
Well, as far as moisture is concerned, I
think right now, New Orleans, Louisiana, might be considered
the "Moisture Capital of the World". What I'm trying to say
is this: Many of the people of New Orleans are never
going to be able to safely live in their homes again.
That is, of course, also true for many of
the people who lived in nearby Mississippi and Alabama and
whose lives have been shattered by this cataclysmic
hurricane.
But wait! There's more!
The hurricane season is only half over. If
you watch the Weather Channel, you know new tropical
depressions are already in the Atlantic Ocean as I
write these very words. And the experts say the chances are good the last half of
this hurricane season is going to be worse than what
we have already experienced. "They" are out there. "They"
are gathering their strength. And "they" are coming to get
us.
Not only that, because of global warming,
scientists say we can expect horrible hurricane seasons of
this nature to continue...
For At Least The Next 10 To 15 Years!
I think I have good ideas about what we
should do. But before I discuss and reveal my ideas, I want
to discuss how you can help the
victims of Hurricane Katrina.
Right off the bat, I'd like to say that as
far as I am concerned, raising money is the easy part.
Seeing to it the money is spent intelligently is the part
that's really difficult.
President Bush has already pledged 10
Billion Dollars to help relieve the sufferings of the
hurricane victims. To me, that statement offers no comfort
whatsoever. My guess is, if the U.S. Government does
contribute 10 Billion Dollars, the major part of it will
somehow end up in the bank accounts of Halliburton
executives and the executives of other large corporations. I
believe anybody who looks to the United States Government to
remedy any problem is extremely foolish and blind to the
realities of our government.