Sent: Wednesday, September 21, 2005 12:37 PM
Subject: Fw: FROM A RESIDENT OF MC COMB, MISSISSIPPI
To my friends and family: From a Mc Comb Resident
What I have seen since Katrina:
The poor and the wealthy hurt by the storm.
Black, white, Hispanic, Oriental and Indian all hurt by the storm.
Christian people giving, giving, giving.
Churches going all out to minister in Jesus' name.
Neighbors going door to door helping one another.
Thugs and hoodlums going door to door looking for someone vulnerable.
Ice and water being fought over as police tried to keep the peace.
People coming up from New Orleans taking over empty houses because shelters are full.
Out of town volunteers coming with food and staying for now a week still serving it.
The Churches all over this part of the country doing what Christians do in a crisis.
The Red Cross doing a great job in the shelters.
The Salvation Army doing a great job in the community.
Four Hundred crewman from everywhere bring back the power to our homes, churches and businesses.
Lines at service stations a block to a mile long.
National Guardsman patrolling the streets of Mc Comb along with Kentucky policemen protecting us from the hoodlums and thugs of Mc Comb, Pike County and New Orleans (the most dangerous city in the world before Katrina.)
Drug dealers working outside shelters.
Doctors, nurses and other hospital personnel working tirelessly, even sleeping in the hospital to do the job God called them to do.
WHAT I HAVE NOT SEEN:
The ACLU setting up a feeding line.
People for the American Way helping in the shelters.
The NAACP doing any work whatsoever.
The American Atheist organization serving meals in the shelters.
Jesse Jackson directing traffic at the gas stations.
I could go on but you get my message. Its the Christian people with love and compassion who do the work.
The gripers in Congress should come on down and get in line to pass the water and the ice. Are you listening Hillary, Chuck, Teddy and all the sorry loafers we call Senators and Congressmen. They don't have a clue as to what this life is all about here on the Gulf Coast.
Boy I feel better now.
Note: Teddy will never volunteer to help in any mess like this one; remember, Teddy doesn't help anyone in deep water.
September 26, 2005
From a survivor of Katrina
I always get the best stuff forwarded to me in Emails from my Dad. Here is one supposedly from a resident of Mississippi:
I wish I could say I am shocked, but the believers - for whatever reason - still prefer to be the batteries and engine in the adversary's machine.
ReplyDeleteOne of these days, we are not going to be here to be lived off of any longer, and the lights are going to go out like they did at the end of Atlas Shrugged.
I long for that day!
Wow, so thoughtfully put and sincere.
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