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 [Billtotten.blogspot.com] Bill Totten's Weblog: August 2005: Likewise, we know who killed three million people in Vietnam, two million in Cambodia, a hundred thousand in Guatemala, 75,000 in El Salvador. We are also very aware of who caused suffering for the average Iraqi from the time of the Gulf War in the early 1990s through economic sanctions, and who is now slaughtering Afghans and Iraqis (and which nations are aiding and abetting those massacres) today.

[Coolblue.typepad.com] The Cool Blue Blog: Analysis: This as if it's Bush's fault that the Hurricane devastated an area that was populated predominantly by Blacks. And if I recall correctly, the worst of the worst effects happened to the poorest of poor folks who happened to be living in State that is run by Democrats yet has the oil income that accounts for 25% of state revenues (by comparison, Texas' oil income accounts for only 5% of its income.)

 [Brothersjudd.com] BrothersJudd Blog: May 2005 Archives: Blake Lee-Harwood, campaigns director for Greenpeace, said:

[Realcostofprisons.org] The Real Cost of Prisons Weblog: Organizing Archives: For those who have been paying attention to poverty in the U.S., the faces of those most devastated by the hurricane are painful to watch but also predictable in their color. Although income insecurity and violations of the fundamental human rights to health, social security, education and other social and economic rights are growing across racial lines, they are most prevalent in communities of color.

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