What Happened in New Orleans in 2005?

19. February 2010 by admin.

I must admit that I was shocked when I saw these two videos about the aftermath of the devastation of hurricane Katrina in New Orleans in August 2005.   

Actually, according to these videos, it was not Hurricane Katrina that destroyed New Orleans.  It was the dykes built to protect New Orleans from the raging Mississippi River that destroyed her.

This seems to be just another example of what can happen when we put all of our trust and faith in the belief that the federal government is working to make our lives better.

If the USA is still a strong and free country in 5 years then this may be the material that motivated you to do more research and then take action to ensure that our freedoms are protected as the original Constitution and Bill of Rights intended. 

If on the other hand the people of the USA remain complacent and do nothing to change things then we will be reduced to a third rate country.

This might be a good time to FINALLY get the story straight on New Orleans:

1. In 2005, long AFTER Hurricane Katrina passed, the federally built and maintained levees failed nearly destroying the entire city.

2. The federal government provided no aid to the survivors of this engineering catastrophe for nearly a week.

Not only that, they actually interfered with aid efforts and blocked people stuck in the city from leaving the city.  (They don’t even do that in Haiti!)

3. Then, instead of protecting the city, the local police - and all the other law enforcement that made it to New Orleans days before meaningful relief did - went door to door, car to car, boat to boat and SEIZED FIREARMS from normal citizens who needed them for self-protection.

I was not able to insert the videos so please follow this link to view.

http://www.brasschecktv.com/page/144.html

What really happened in New Orleans?

Firemen witnesses told to shut up

The rest of the story is far worse than what the firemen were aware of…

 Visit the link below to view:

http://www.brasschecktv.com/page/79.html

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