2 [% u/ f: Y$ j& s/ F 5小时后,联邦紧急救援局局长迈克尔-布朗才要求派遣1000名救援人员""""""""在两天内""""""""赶赴灾区。 & `3 |* ~) K3 a. D8 u: o4 T* E) O f/ F
# }7 o4 ~7 ^2 r! `3 B7 O8 S, b7 B 当时美国总统布什正在得克萨斯州的农场度假。接到飓风袭击的消息后,他继续度假到星期三,然后决定中止度假。在从得克萨斯飞回华盛顿的路上,空军一号在新奥尔良上空盘旋""""""""视察""""""""了灾区。 # q4 T; a' O" Q6 ? 2 P2 D! l% W; t/ y. _9 X7 l1 f
30号和31号,他两次打电话给南方松树电网公司(Southern Pines Electric Power Association ),要求他们转为抢修密西西比州科林斯附近的电站。为什么呢?因为这个电站是为 Colonial Pipeline输油管服务的。这条输油管负责从得克萨斯向美国东北部运送油品。 . E4 g( C& }$ d: K
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白宫的救援指挥部在飓风袭击的36小时后成立,并且决定""""""""在第二天开展工作""""""""。 ) a$ {- C; r% _2 ^- S 4 j: D5 q+ S/ d
8月30号,新奥尔良开始发生大范围的武装抢劫和放火行为。当一名游客向警方求助的时候,得到的答复是""""""""你去死吧!现在都是各顾各了。"""""""" (Go to hell, it''s every man for himself)。8月31号,1500名警察接到命令,放弃搜索幸存者,改为执行维护治安的任务。同时全程宣布宵禁。同日,女州长凯瑟琳-布兰科声称武装部队已经进入新奥尔良,并在电视上威胁说""""""""他们对开枪和杀人很在行的。。。如果需要的话他们会的。。。""""""""。至9月1号,已有6500名国民警卫队奉命赶到新奥尔良。9月2号,州长要求增派4万名国民警卫队参与救援和维护治安。最不可思议的是有人向救援的直升飞机和车队开枪射击。 : O b% `* k, T( j 5 o8 a, r9 [8 k! E* Q* h 另一件不可思议的事情发生在格雷特纳。格雷特纳在密西西比河西岸,与新奥尔良隔河相望,有一座桥联通。当接受了约6000名从新奥尔良逃出的难民之后,格雷特纳决定设置路障关闭该桥。格雷特纳的警察用枪指着持续到来的新奥尔良难民要求他们从原路回去,不准进入格雷特纳。据目击者介绍,几名警察曾威胁向逃出的难民和游客开枪。 & @) s( z( b: Z3 u! c) y& D8 i . m4 U g1 a: P8 z6 [' u. |3 ] 截至2006年,官方公布的死亡数字是1464人。 3 F1 p" @' o7 @/ L! i; Q $ @/ F- O' h. p6 ?
一个提前一个多星期就被跟踪,提前48小时预警的飓风,袭击了一个在提前两天就进入紧急状态的世界上最强大国家的大型城市,竟然造成一千多人丧生。大家自己去对比吧。 , ^& k5 y7 b, i ?" V
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2 r. F# b1 E W5 X! w4 B 西方人永远不明白,解放军为什么不携带武器就进入灾区! 3 V! P) ]9 d4 s( C+ c 8 q1 J/ o- ~- U2 N
西方人永远不明白,解放军为什么可以徒步强行军21小时,在大雨和余震中前进了90多公里,两个多马拉松的距离,到达后又立即投入救灾工作! 5 g' k5 n1 e3 s( | ; J2 [ q0 N- r
西方人永远不明白,解放军为什么可以把自己的口粮全部留给灾区的百姓,宁愿自己不吃不喝! - G" F9 _4 g' n: C% S- s' P
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西方人永远不明白,为什么当地的百姓在看到解放军后都知道自己有救了
Another day has gone $ P$ C0 V }8 g4 g3 u; w7 }8 TI'm still all alone% {2 o5 x' c1 s: V( m& A
How could this be$ n5 I- f( d/ e6 ^2 ], A
You're not here with me" U" `0 Y- a7 P2 [/ W0 K- g$ N( r
You never said goodbye, j* Z2 l Y: N3 L
Someone tell me why ' x4 l- h; @8 [ l5 j6 kDid you have to go . }6 s7 A* U5 k$ _! r3 l1 R7 [0 XAnd leave my world so cold A5 L; }' J' W* P4 z; O4 DEveryday I sit and ask myself/ V F k" x7 r& i( |( { i
How did love slip away $ Q; J- c; [6 G& iSomething whispers in my ear and says % p0 R6 g( E3 n6 i: p. F/ \1 tThat you are not alone & G, h# t9 J, ?* f5 x2 oFor I am here with you& |( J) O" w7 ?) N
Though you're far away$ J6 D: k. N+ H E* m9 A9 h
I am here to stay8 J. a4 M7 q* D0 z* K9 u( E! T
You are not alone 5 b! H0 o( C$ F/ b3 o: wI am here with you- @( B* A, j8 |, v
Though we're far apart6 T) Z8 ^+ v1 i( v, q+ t
You're always in my heart G9 {& u- ]4 n8 V S g
You are not alone9 j0 }) m f: d: S( f9 v" H T
All alone 7 m8 ]# C2 K4 F# |! \0 e+ a- f4 RWhy, oh + l' f6 q( _, X' R6 nJust the other night3 K# I$ q. u6 N' R! A
I thought I heard you cry # I. h$ s9 ?: C6 UAsking me to come4 p/ V ^8 v, Z' d2 z, A
And hold you in my arms 7 N) D! b3 y) t2 i6 d& \I can hear your prayers2 \5 i2 ~: M% ~% G. M
Your burdens I will bear4 L4 W- W8 b# P" T$ l$ C) `( ]
But first I need your hand( ], O7 G6 _' G3 _
So forever can begin : ?4 y1 V" @7 [Everyday I sit and ask myself : e* P" G4 F& S& v( ?0 }How did love slip away1 N4 q7 h' c! C1 S' N, K
Then something whispers in my ear and says3 i; A) v! M/ b+ |& P
That you are not alone + _" P G! p8 m2 `) O% I2 D! xFor I am here with you 4 l* h- p$ N; L/ KThough you're far away ; ?( v+ y' [7 A$ }I am here to stay' `- o) K) c: h1 q9 M H
For you are not alone$ k! T1 {# R u( u' @+ Q3 i
I am here with you( ] U0 d# c! h% B. r
Though we're far apart, q, s/ z; @2 }0 D) g. R# ?( `7 P0 A
You're always in my heart$ d" Z: `! T8 ?0 g" h
And you are not alone 4 Y v" U3 M7 V% x8 B" h6 COh...' _! {% ]% d; c% K+ R
Whisper three words and I'll come runnin'% b: V9 v8 W Q1 U
Fly...! z+ I% J5 A3 Z, m$ k7 y4 H
And girl you know that I'll be there1 c: w# j! u, o9 j) c2 u
I'll be there " q8 i7 E8 |2 T: S9 q3 K4 hYou are not alone . P+ Q. m4 d4 C% |, _1 ^) h' YI am here with you: p& U& ]# F. d6 ~, G/ g
Though you're far away / Q3 h- t6 c% A S# K7 eI am here to stay 6 b! A' ?! |" S0 YYou are not alone% Q# d' b* ~; Z% @6 i1 X `
I am here with you, w2 Y- U' B# h! `1 c A/ Q
Though we're far apart ) l8 K) ]& E* f/ e) W% n) V8 YYou're always in my heart) N5 M' d7 v$ n
You are not alone(You are not alone) 9 H( T; _. ]' f- w( @; pFor I am here with you(I am here with you)4 O* i& A' _# X* p
Though you're far away(Though you're far away) / H$ r3 \% W4 @' N' yI am here to stay(And you with me)$ t' ~4 o4 R$ p0 @1 x
For you are not alone(You're always)* H4 d! m7 V6 d/ C, w% h# F( L) F
In my heart.....For I am here with you 2 u- e& d1 ^' dHeart.....Though we're far apart " R+ h" L1 u; A/ eHeart.....You're always in my heart! u) S) j, w& p; Z3 v. Z8 Y% T. u
For you are not alone " W4 L7 \1 k& H' ?. d4 d" nNot alone0 S' M8 k5 [7 J9 ?: ?
You are not alone, you are not alone... 1 e1 U8 ]% C0 ?0 e& bYou are not alone, you are not alone... . J: p& a) B6 R8 ]) v- D$ U9 BNot alone, not alone 7 X3 O7 Q6 M5 V! y; `9 I0 pYou just reach for me girl" ~; S7 e$ ]; L) K5 V4 |" C3 Z% ]/ v
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Not alone, not alone $ G% E. r- |3 q. YAnd you with me, not alone $ {4 e4 \4 u! fOh, together, together...