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Totten On Hurricane Katrina

By Justin Gardner | Related entries in Breaking News, Environment, Hurricane Katrina

Donklephant contribtor, Michael Totten holds out hope, but there seems to be little.

I heard broadcasters on the radio this evening say that tens of thousands could die, that New Orleans skyscrapers could topple, that much of the city could be completely destroyed and lost forever. God I hope they’re wrong.

I hope they’re wrong too.


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