Quote: "FEMA Relief, a National Disgrace"

Quote from TV: "FEMA Relief, a National Disgrace" FEMA long ago offered a psychological graduate course on Crisis Intervention. It trains specialized professionals for coping during times of upheaval. When pressed by a despondent Paula Zahn, asking the FEMA Director, “You are saying, you didn’t know the conditions and the crises in the New Orleans area?” But somehow this Director, Michael Brown, was eager to point out that he already knew about it, but it was the “Federal Government” that just found out this morning. FEMA is supposed to act like an intervention center linked to the president and the federal government contracting to act as a liaison, but they failed, and by finger point at the federal government is not professional and is a disservice to the public. Furthermore, FEMA is a Federal agency, so FEMA itself is part of the federal government. FEMA should be very experienced, but it is in mayhem. They didn’t handle the crisis situation, instead, are only concentrating on how many billions they can get while they still have $2 billion on hand. Senator Frist just approved $10 billion in aid; the house will have an emergency session tomorrow to discuss Hurricane aid. At the news team group, most reporters are unafraid to roll up their sleeves, and get tanned, amidst some wild outbreaks of looting, a FOX reporter was questioning a looting woman, “Why you take so many pair of shoes?” The answer was “I have a large family, must survive.” But in poor taste, some pretty up, with new hairdo highlighting fake blonde, will pose questions at the administration, while her co-workers are on location. This is how people think about prima donnas during a crisis. There were two such high styled ladies in French history and Chinese history and both get their pretty heads chopped by their subjects. One is Marie Antoinette, among the mobs, she went for guillotine. One is Yang GuiFei, emperor’s favorite concubine. The hundreds of thousands of soldiers refused to move on the retreating line to Sichuan, until the emperor would hang this woman and all her clans were killed by mobs, including powerful brothers and sisters. We need a good image presentation from the administration, we don’t need any more criticism and the Attorney General’s prosecution broadcast by an immature news reporter with highlights that is threatening, rather, we need compassion, rescue missions, and real crisis management.