Is it O.K. to call this a National Emergency yet?

[mopaul]

maybe it ain't, i don't know, but if it is, could 'they' declare martial law as they have in new orleans? always paranoid and suspicious of the experts at exploiting disasters and misery.

but look at the whole picture, new orleans, biloxi, and parts of alabama are going to be huge drains on the national economy this winter. gas prices and heating gas prices are going through the roof, all the while bush and his maniacs waste billions on their nasty war, and sap our security by wasting our national guardsmen overseas.

and, forgive me for being ghoulish but, what if we were attacked again right now?

[malta blue]

1. I thought of the same thing yesterday.

Our military is stretched to the limit. One million people are homeless, etc. An attack right now could send the nation over the brink.

[Skittles]

2. we are already over the brink

we just don't know it yet

[malta blue]

3. you are unfortunately more than likely correct. n/t

[colbushwhacker_2000]

6. The wheels are

...coming off, been happening for some time, but we are now reaping what these bastards have sowen.......the time is NOW for all who want to save this country to step up and actively pursue measures to reclaim what we have had taken from us by these criminals........

Impeach, Impeach, Impeach.........

[SlowDownFast]

4. And what about the new homeless?

There's plenty of them now.

God, this makes me so sad, especially since our neocon gov't don't give a fuck...

[mopaul]

5. no homes, nothing. times millons

the scope of the misery coming is unimaginable. it could be any of us, but of course, it's the poorest who suffer the worst. now, millions will understand what being poor really is. this is devastation that will last a generation.