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   From: email@BelowThe.Text   
      
   On Sat, 3 Sep 2005 00:23:46 -0400, "PM"    
   claims:   
      
   >Friday, September 2, 2005:   SOS from New Orleans / Adam Nossiter   
   >            The city that care forgot descended into anarchy yesterday   
      
   I used mapquest asking directions from Bourbon Street to the   
   Superdome, and got the following results:   
      
    1: Start out going NORTHEAST on BOURBON ST toward IBERVILLE ST. <0.1   
   miles Map   
      
    2: Turn RIGHT onto IBERVILLE ST. <0.1 miles Map   
      
    3: Turn RIGHT onto ROYAL ST. <0.1 miles Map   
      
    4: Stay STRAIGHT to go onto ST CHARLES AVE. 0.2 miles Map   
      
    5: Turn RIGHT onto POYDRAS ST. 0.3 miles Map   
      
    6: Turn RIGHT onto LOYOLA AVE. 0.2 miles Map   
      
    7: End at New Orleans, LA US  Map   
      
   Total Est. Time: 3 minutes     Total Est. Distance: 1.00 miles   
      
   	ONE FRIGGING MILE to safety! Given the two days notice to get   
   there, people could have crawled to the Superdome. Those people who   
   did are being bused to Texas and other states. Many of those who   
   didn't are in body bags.   
      
   Cordially,   
   Ken (NY)   
      
   email: http://www.geocities.com/bluesguy68/email.htm   
      
   What we are responding to:   
   http://www.pentagonattack911.com/wtc.htm   
      
   "That was the gift the president gave us, the gift of   
   happiness, of being together."   
        -Cindy Sheehan,JUNE 2004   
      
   "The French found two suspicious questionable   
   substances in Lance Armstrong's hotel room in 1999.   
   They were later identified as soap and deodorant."   
      -unknown   
      
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