Reply #20: I hope many saw this film

[annm4peace]

I have Dish Network and constantly watched before, when, and after Katrina hit. I was able to watch CNN, but what was more informative was Cspan, BBC, and Free Speech TV channel 9415. What a difference in the coverage.
I had to sign up for HBO to see Spike Lee's movie. The interviews were incredible. I don't know how people could get over this who live in the Gulf Coast. I survived the CA "energy crisis" and I have such anger and despise the Bush administration and those who voted for them.
I hope Spike Lee has given the incredible survivors of Gulf Coast a voice. Hundreds and hundreds of stories of survival should be told. I'm thought Lee did an incredible job of covering various voices.
This movie should be in the theaters, but I hope it gets to Network TV so those who don't have cable or sate-lite can see it. It was and still is heartbreaking that a President and it's group could still stay in office after such homicidal neglect.
Tomorrow Bush comes here to Minneapolis. He is going to a Hospital to tout his health care plan.
Of course there will be protesters.. We usually get about 1000 or more out when he comes. I hope some have signs that remind him of Katrina.
For the survivors our prayers were with you then, and they are with you now.