Reply #22: I think something stinks beyond the water

[Robert Oak]

Great potential to move out the poor and move in the "ritzy condo"
class and bulldoze the poor area houses.

The water is now to 60% from 80%.

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I am just wondering, they just blasted the poor in shelters across the nation. Now there is a mandatory and forced evacuation of the city.

So, here's the real question, after they clean up the city are they going to pay for travel so people can return to their city?

Also, if it's a mandatory evacuation is that the French quarter too?

The reason I'm asking is to me, something really stinks, beyond the toxic water and death.

They wiped out all of the poor neighborhoods, then all of the poor are gone, dispersed across the nation, starting with Texas, 12 hrs away.

I'm reading rumors of intentionally dynamiting of the levees (true or not)

and this potentially smells of some land owners and landlords out to
make huge money on their property through insurance and rebuilding some rich condos and real estate in those neighborhoods, which of course the poor could never afford.

Anybody else thinking this?