2005 - 09-02-05

The next five days particularly in New Orleans are going
to be worse than you could ever imagine. The people living
there (if you can call it "living") are actually existing in an
environment of what I choose to call "sewage soup". It's not
just water. It's water filled with urine, fecal matter,
dead bodies of humans, dead bodies of animals,
the by-product waste of petroleum materials, and so forth. And
other stuff I can't describe and I'm sure some stuff I don't even know about.

The truth is, no matter how compassionate
we are... what happens in the next five days or so is pretty
much out of our hands.

But let's use what's happened as a catalyst to
help the victims of other hurricanes and
other natural disasters you know we're going to experience in
the immediate future. We've got to prepare for these
disasters ahead of time.

You know, the idea of living in a tent city
sort of sucks, doesn't it? But it's a hell of a lot better
than wandering around homeless in a city full of "sewage
soup" desperately looking for fresh drinking water and food.
Can you imagine how good it would feel to tens of thousands
of those victims just to be able to brush their
teeth? Or take a shower? Or to sleep in a clean and snug sleeping bag
or cot?
To have enough food and water to satisfy the needs of
themselves and their family? To have a place 100 yards away
where they could get medical attention?

Like I said earlier, one of my readers made a suggestion of an
organization who could handle this situation better than
any other organization I know of. It's important for you to
know I am NOT a member of their organization. Matter of
fact, I've made a lot of jokes at their expense. But
I will say this, every member I've
ever met has been ethical, trustworthy, skillful,
hard-working, honest, and generous.

What I'm going to do is sign off now. I'm
going to let my assistant, Theresa put into this newsletter
word for word what was sent to me. I urge you to keep an open mind.

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