DLA For Sunday 050910

EVERYONE who is helping out the folks in Tennessee

Hey folks,

That's right. I'm giving the Display of Logic Award to all those, which could be YOU, that are helping out all those folks in Tennessee. What? You do not know? Oh yes, Tennessee is having a Natural Disaster. A Flood. Some are saying worse than New Orleans after Katrina. Where is the Media? Where is Obama?



So where is the News? Where are the Reporters, riding in Boats to the rescue. Where are the calls for FEMA? Where is the criticism of Obama and his lack of response? What if this was Detroit? Of course, we all KNOW what would happen if this was Detroit.

Death toll at 32 people. Flooding destroying everything in sight. Including the Grand Ole Opry being under two feet of water. The White House Web Site? Haiti, and you will find a link for donations for people in the Gulf because of the oil spill. Obama even just gave another talk and pitch about and for the "Victims" in New Orleans. So Tennessee?

But there are some helping out. Country Music Superstar Taylor Swift announced Thursday night that she will donate $500,000 toward flood relief. Ke$ha, the "Tik Tok" singer whose hometown is Nashville, will host a benefit concert in June, according to E! Online. Country Music Superstar John Rich wrote a song and is willing to give it away on his Website. YOU can go there and donate whatever you chose at his www.johnrich.com

We all know the reason that the MMD and Obama are ignoring this. No Victims. No one blaming the President. No one shooting at helicopters. Most being effected are Non-Minorities.

But that doesn't matter. The people ARE pulling together and helping out. YOU can help out as well. Logic dictates that the people in Tennessee need assistance as much as those did in any other area that got hit with natural disasters. So this week's winner of the Display of Logic Award is to YOU. Everyone of you that understands this, and those actively doing something to help.
Peter

Sources:
FOX News - Ke$ha, Taylor Swift Announce Support for Nashville Flood Victims
John Rich - Website