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Why do FEMA employees read Louisiana Questions?

November 5, 2007

Periodically, I review my referrals. You’ll never guess who surfed into Louisiana Questions…FEMA. My last post Oct. 26th provoked some comments from a FEMA contracted employee who agreed that people still need help in the aftermath of Katrina, more than two years later. All fake news conferences aside…

What’s FEMA doing surfing my blog?

FEMA surfing my blog?!!

The page FEMA viewed was What’s in da news for da parish in august 2007 when the news reported formaldehyde poisoning from FEMA trailers. Recently, I was informed that some people or organizations are selling FEMA trailers in the Northwest. I believe there was a 1-800 number posted on my website during the formaldehyde hubub so that concerned people could call FEMA with questions about their trailers. Why else would FEMA be surfing my blog? Ideas anyone?

This entry was posted on November 5, 2007 at 3:35 pm and is filed under Accountability?, Baton Rouge, Capitol Hill, Dallas, FEMA, FEMA Trailer, Florida, Georgia, Government, Hurricane Katrina, Hurricane Recovery, Internet Media, Katrina, Levees, Louisiana, Media, Media Oversight, Mississippi, New Orleans, News, North Carolina, Ohio, Photos, San Diego, Slidell, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, USA, Victims of Katrina, Virginia, Washington, White House, controversy, fema trailers, fire, lawsuit, lawsuits, levee, negligence, opinion, politics, public, recovery, shame.

One Response to “Why do FEMA employees read Louisiana Questions?”

  1. loki Says:

    November 5, 2007 at 8:34 pm

    For the same reason that Blackwater, the DOD, and several other govt agencies surf through mine: keeping tabs on their critics…..

    Orwell and Kafka in ‘08
    The Future is Here

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