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August 28, 2008
Moonbats Continue to Milk Katrina
Three years down the road, moonbats are still trying to milk Katrina for free money and left-wing propaganda:
Some survivors of Hurricane Katrina say they aren't getting enough attention from the Bush administration, so they're turning to Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez for help.
Ishmael Muhammad of the New Orleans Survivor Council has visited Venezuela three times to seek funding and forge ties. He says the group hopes to raise $45,000 for a center to house 50 people as they rebuild their homes.
He says the community knows the Venezuelan government "could use it for political propaganda, but they're OK with that."
As you'll recall, Chavez has already attempted to buy bad press for the USA — with the eager assistance of particularly verminous moonbats like Joe Kennedy and William Delahunt — by donating fuel oil to our downtrodden masses. Meanwhile back in Venezuela, the shelves are bare despite oil prices that should have the whole country floating in money.
Here's hoping the next hurricane washes Ishmael Muhammad out to sea, and that he washes up in Venezuela.
On a tip from Oiao.
Posted by Van Helsing at August 28, 2008 7:57 PM
Comments
I understand Gustav may miss the United States and hit New Orleans...
Posted by: Jimbo at August 28, 2008 9:57 PM
Too bad it can't just jump right over to land on San FranFreakShow. Then Bush can really ignore someone for a change.
Posted by: Oiao at August 28, 2008 11:17 PM
It's a serious shame that Mister Hugo Chavez was not allowed to speak at Obama's rock-star convention last night.
Why must Obama hurt the ones he loves the most. lol
Posted by: Cartman at August 28, 2008 11:34 PM
Ishmael Mohammed... why am I not surprised to see a muzzie name there?
Posted by: Archonix at August 29, 2008 12:50 AM
Sure Chavez is concerned about the poor! He loves the poor, which is why he is making more of them in Venezuela. Its the same deal with Obama.
Posted by: Anonymous at August 29, 2008 4:36 AM
What else would you expect from a following of the "Religion of Peace"?
Posted by: Frank at August 29, 2008 5:44 AM
I'm moving to NO today so I can be a victim and get my goodies
Posted by: JamesJ at August 29, 2008 6:09 AM
What get me the most about the MSM reporting about Katrina is that it is forgotten that it did not even hit NO and when the people of New Orleans should have been leaving, they decided to stay and loot.
Also, if you tell anybody that it missed New Orleans, most don't believe you.
Posted by: shunha7878 at August 29, 2008 6:46 AM
Dear Liberals;
So how come the rest of Louisiana and Missisippi have recovered while New Orleans' "Ninth Ward" is still pretty much a wreck? In fact, how come Florida, which has been hit by more hurricanes in the 20th century than Louisiana has EVER seen, has compleatly recovered from every one while N.O. can't seem to clean up PART of their city after three years?
I'm not pointing the finger at anyone, I'm just asking.
Posted by: KHarn at August 29, 2008 1:00 PM
KHarn. I'm not liberal, but may I take a stab at a response?
IMHO - Because it considered normal to be a Dimocrap Politician in NO and self justify putting most of da Man's money in your pocket instead of using it what it is for. After all, who's going to bust you. The other stealing Dimocrap Politicians?
NO is Chicago south.
After all, if you yell Bush Hates Ni**ers enough, the Federal Govt will just give you more of da Man's money to shut ya up.
And the cycle continues.....
Next week is going to be fun to see how the cock-a-roaches spin it this time.
Posted by: Oiao at August 29, 2008 5:22 PM
One more comment - its going to be funny when the Dimmowhits don't have Bush to blame anymore, for anything.......... This is becoming a problem for them.
After last night's DNC close, it is obvious to any rational being that the Left just is too stupid to realize that they need to quit blaming Bush. Last night was not the time for them to realize it.
Posted by: Oiao at August 29, 2008 5:24 PM
