When all the water resides and all the homes are razed, FEMA will bring in 200,000 trailer homes that will be used as temp. housing for the next 5 years as New Orleans is rebuilt.
To me that would have to be the dumbest thing they could do.
If any kind of hurricane hits New Orleans again, that's 200,000 homes destroyed.
Last edited by TheWriter; 09-14-2005 at 02:14 PM.
thats what they normaly do though isn't it?
when we had the flood of '98 down in Victoria and surrounding area, a bunch of people got FEMA trailers.. even if they didin't get FEMA $$$ or had a good insurance policy.
But they only got to stay in them for 3 yrs.
of course with no FEMA $$ and no Ins. $$ alot of those people just ended up buying the trailer from FEMA at the end of the 3yrs....
I can understand a few (maybe 100) FEMA trailers but 200,000?
what about FEMA cattle trailers?
If a storm hits, they can just tow the trailers, people, and all away to safety and that way they won't be critized again.
They'd never be able to get 200,000 trailers out of the city in time.
If you think little cars caused a lot of congestion , just wait until you have a car towing a trailer, and 200,000 of them.
Tow 200,000 trailers before the day or two before a storm hits?
What I would hope that the below sea-level part of NO be filled in, at least a substantial part, but it sounds like instead, the people will be moved back as fast as possible.
are black people who live in trailers considered trailer trash too?
make sure FEMA makes them trailer/boats with an engine ready to go!
so what should they do writer.
Build houses 24 hours a day??
It was a joke.
Like the pot call... nevermind, he's gotten enough of the jumping off crap.
Put a chain on the bottom of the trailer with about 20 feet of play, and put inflatable pontoon floats on either side of the trailer.
Storm comes, they can float the trailers
That sounds like a business opportunity...hmmm.and put inflatable pontoon floats on either side of the trailer.
I better get on it before Cheney gives the contract to Halliburton.
a FEMA house trailer for New Orleans
Ever seen one of those get dropped from an oil platform?
a FEMA house trailer for New Orleans
I'm glad I wouldn't have to be in it... pretty tiny, hot & probably full of puke...
LOL...yeah...but at the point you decided to get inside it would probably look pretty good compared to the alternative...Ever seen one of those get dropped from an oil platform?
I'm glad I wouldn't have to be in it... pretty tiny, hot & probably full of puke...
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