http://www.bloggernews.net/123558 High-quality English language analysis and editorial writing on the news. Sun, 27 May 2012 17:08:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 http://www.bloggernews.net/123558#comment-1523403 sherman Sun, 28 Feb 2010 19:38:27 +0000 http://www.bloggernews.net/123558#comment-1523403 i dont no how they can just throw this in the faces or the trailer victims and just let vitter get away with this is one crooked politicion telling us all what to do how can we stand up to a system that is obusley rigged and crooked signed helplis victim with throat cancer i dont no how they can just throw this in the faces or the trailer victims and just let vitter get away with this is one crooked politicion telling us all what to do how can we stand up to a system that is obusley rigged and crooked signed helplis victim with throat cancer

]]> http://www.bloggernews.net/123558#comment-1485349 herricaneFEMAvictim Sun, 17 Jan 2010 22:37:44 +0000 http://www.bloggernews.net/123558#comment-1485349 Keifer Bonvillain's book is on point, but FEMA corruption go much higher than allowing crony contractors to make millions on FEMA/USACE debris contracts. FEMA by design is immuned from accountability thus creating opportunties for leadership and cronies. I am a katrina survivor who was hired by FEMA to manage a MS coast county Mobile Home Operations. Just weeks after FEMA began leasing travel trailers to approx 140,000 families who lost their residence; FEMA discovered that many of the occupants were suffering from formaldehyde gas hidden within the these trailers. The Government and the formaldehyde industry have long (over twenty 20 years) been aware of dangers of formaldehyde hidden in building products. The industry has managed to keep the public/media ignorant by simply keeping the law makers happy. In 2005, hurricane survivors discovered that hundreds of thousands occupants of FEMA trailers and/or mobile homes were being exposed and/or suffering from dangerous levels of formaldehyde. FEMA knew the occupants were suffering but ignored the issue as they feared ownership of the problem. In April 2007, a CDC whistle blower’s action forced FEMA to disclose that fact that FEMA housing was not safe. This sparked thousands of law suits against FEMA, the trailer manufacturers and the contractors who handled the toxic trailers. Now it appears that Senator David Vitter (R-Formaldehyde)LA, who has voiced his support to aid the Formaldehyde Council resricting any effort to regulate the poison formaldehyde,is possibly influencing the outcome of litigation. Some how the fate of the TOXIC TRAILERS victims and formaldehyde related campaign donors is in the hands of David Vitter's very, very best friend and former campaign finance manager, the presiding Judge. Keifer Bonvillain’s book is on point, but FEMA corruption go much higher than allowing crony contractors to make millions on FEMA/USACE debris contracts. FEMA by design is immuned from accountability thus creating opportunties for leadership and cronies. I am a katrina survivor who was hired by FEMA to manage a MS coast county Mobile Home Operations. Just weeks after FEMA began leasing travel trailers to approx 140,000 families who lost their residence; FEMA discovered that many of the occupants were suffering from formaldehyde gas hidden within the these trailers. The Government and the formaldehyde industry have long (over twenty 20 years) been aware of dangers of formaldehyde hidden in building products. The industry has managed to keep the public/media ignorant by simply keeping the law makers happy. In 2005, hurricane survivors discovered that hundreds of thousands occupants of FEMA trailers and/or mobile homes were being exposed and/or suffering from dangerous levels of formaldehyde. FEMA knew the occupants were suffering but ignored the issue as they feared ownership of the problem. In April 2007, a CDC whistle blower’s action forced FEMA to disclose that fact that FEMA housing was not safe. This sparked thousands of law suits against FEMA, the trailer manufacturers and the contractors who handled the toxic trailers. Now it appears that Senator David Vitter (R-Formaldehyde)LA, who has voiced his support to aid the Formaldehyde Council resricting any effort to regulate the poison formaldehyde,is possibly influencing the outcome of litigation. Some how the fate of the TOXIC TRAILERS victims and formaldehyde related campaign donors is in the hands of David Vitter’s very, very best friend and former campaign finance manager, the presiding Judge.

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