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2001400ex said:

HoustonHusky said:

2001400ex said:

Sledog said:

2001400ex said:

Sledog said:

Yeah, shut up like Obozo did!

Are you really comparing the flood of new Orleans to this flood?

Holy Fuck.

I see 40,000 homes flooded is nothing. I guess to a narcissistic commie and you it's a drop in the bucket. Obozo hates blacks. That's obvious. Racist!

Do you expect Obama to be out there with sand bags or some shit?

The costliest US floods
Hurricane Katrina in 2005: $16.3 billion

Superstorm Sandy in 2012: $8.3 billion

Hurricane Ike in 2008: $2.7 billion

Hurricane Ivan in 2004: $1.6 billion

Hurricane Irene in 2011: $1.3 billion

Source: Federal Emergency Management Agency

This flood is expected to be around $30 million. I get it's devastating, but take a long walk off a Pier for perspective.

$30 million or $1.5 billion...its all about the same number in HondoFS world.

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/louisianas-flooding-cost-lot-000000791.html

God he's an effin moron...

Red Cross, has been much more conservative, and predicts costs of at least $30 million at this point.

From your article.

HTH

I saw it the first time I read it and laughed. You have to love brilliant reporters...they are only slightly brighter than you. You (of course don't) realize the Red Cross number is Red Cross estimate of how much the Red Cross is going to spend helping people, right? I.e. it ain't the total cost. I know that apparently is too difficult a notion for you or Rayhanul Ibrahim to check, much less put into perspective (yeah...100,000 people displaced should only cost $30 million...yeah...that makes sense).
http://www.redcross.org/news/press-release/Louisiana-Flooding-Red-Cross-Shelters-8000-Amidst-Devastating-Conditions-Across-the-State

And yes, I knew it was there...I though it would be a fun article to post because of that simple detail (most reporters are morons too...its always amusing to catch one that can't cross-check a simple fact). And I'm sure you don't know this but the state itself is probably going to have to get emergency loans just to cover immediate spending, much less the long-term rebuilding.

Sounds like a $30 million total cost...keep shining the light on that speed limit IQ of yours...