In the Aftermath of Hurricane Sandy
Over one million people are suffering without a home, electricity, fuel, food and many of them have nowhere to sleep. In New York State and New Jersey, families with children and some with babies and the elderly are crying in despair and have nowhere to go. We have the Army and the National Guard. Where is OBAMA, who is boasting “Yes we can”? No, you can’t, Mr. President! Elections and speeches cannot warm babies and children and cannot shelter over one million people, who are crying for help. No baby food, no milk, no formula. Mr. President, you wasted trillions of $ for nothing. Now, open the door of hotels, schools, army barracks, and any shelter that is available to help our people in need!
America is too big for you; this is not a community that you can organize. We need generals who can organize the rescue of our people. Leave the campaign and fulfill your duty for the last two months of your presidency. I also appeal to the Democrats and ask them, where is your humanitarian feeling? If this is not an extreme emergency for our people now, then when? Show you r bravery! Where is your love for this country and for our people? I also appeal to the press, particularly to those who didn’t say a word for the brave Americans who perished in Benghazi, without a single line about them. Who is our Commander in Chief, and where is our President OBAMA? Where is the feeling of the people in the White House?
Wake Up America! Help our brave citizens, as we know how to help foreigners in distress. Now our brothers are in distress. Show your dedication and stop all the speeches. My appeal also goes to the presidential candidate Mitt Romney, and all the Republicans. Romney is still not elected, but remember, we are all Americans and we all can appeal to the president and to the elected officials. I know that as a candidate, Romney does not have the power the president holds, until he will win this election. The same appeal goes to all the elected officials - Wake up, as long as there is still time, we had enough victims.
Copyright 2002 Emile Tubiana
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