Mein Gott. @History Learner may I ask where you got the casualty figures, I don't doubt the numbers, I'm just curious.
Mein Gott. @History Learner may I ask where you got the casualty figures, I don't doubt the numbers, I'm just curious.
The cities are completely destroyed?
No, just the ones hit by the water. Las Vegas probably had some flooding though. It's the long term water shortages that will lead to the decline of the first three over the next several decades. LA is fine unless someone does the earthquake mentioned in those threads.
Katrina is a day at the races compared to this. People who live near other dams are going to be asking: when is it going to happen to us? The entire infrastructure system of dams will have to be investigated and inspected. It'll also raise the question: is it worth it? (Watch the documentary, Damnation) Katrina only exposed the conditions in New Orleans, this will be a national issue, a national crisis.Perhaps this could be the Hurricane Katrina of H.W Bush's Presidency.
I will tomorrow. I'm thinking a Congressional investigation and a national inspection of nearly all large dams will be in order. At-risk areas will be evacuated. I'll go in to it much deeper.Well, could you perhaps elaborate on this in the next post? I'm really interested to see which direction this will take America in.
That was still when it was focusing on Music.September 29th, 1983: The Ren and Stimpy show premieres on MtV.