Words of FEMA: "There is a mandatory evacuation [and] we're not above the law," said Frank Mansell, a FEMA reservist who was the senior federal officer at Galveston. "We obey the laws of the local authorities."
Words of Galveston Mayor Lyda Ann Thomas: "I don't know about FEMA," she said. "We're doing what we need to do right now. And we hope that wherever FEMA is, they'll help us when we need them."
Ladies, ain't it about time a woman who is tired of listening to men in power became president of this country?
Anybody out there seen enough mayhem and nonsense while men in government spend time chasing their tails? Somehow I really think that although women earned the right to vote in 1920, and black folks earned the right to not be terrorized for voting in 1964, it's time we had our own women's party.
The first thing to do when it comes to disaster management (which is a woman's specialty anyway in everyday life) is to form a new social activist party:
SCREAMA (Sisterhood Coalition of Radicals to Elect Accountable Matriarchs Association.)
As long as we all are left to clean up men's socks, we may as well clean up their politics. (You think I'm kidding? Try me!)
SCREAMA needs a website, a volunteer board of directors, and a lot of little coalitions of women who speak out who aren't afraid to kick male politics in the gonads.
(Men can join too, they just have to change the diapers, fix the snacks and watch the kids at our executive planning sessions.)
© 2005 cynth’ya lewis reed. All rights reserved
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where do I sign up?
love and peace, Carole
blessin's. . . looks like Texas is going to be one big mess of steamed people.
cynth'ya