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Judge Rules
The Army Corps of Engineers can be held liable for flood damage
caused by a "hurricane highway," a navigation channel that is believed
to have funneled Hurricane Katrina's storm surge into the city, a
federal judge ruled Friday.
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The Corps of Engineers had argued that it was immune from liability
because the channel is part of New Orleans' flood control system. The
law says the federal government cannot be sued if something goes wrong
with a flood control project such as a levee, reservoir, or dam.
Judge Stanwood Duval dismissed that argument, saying the Mississippi
River-Gulf Outlet, or MRGO, was clearly a ship channel and not a flood
control project.
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Here Is Some Chump Change
A group still questions whether the levee was blown, so a lawyer
steps in to lead the radicals in circles.
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The Levee Was Blown
A demolition team used a small charge and the levee collapsed,
wiping out the poor blacks.
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Las Vegas King-Pins
"Keep the Schwartzers out, this is our town now!"
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The Employees Will Be East European
The same way Abe Rosenfeld of 7/11 fame brought in all the
Pakistani counter clerks, the Las Vegas Zionists are bringing in
Check, Polish, and Hungarian immigrants for labor.
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