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Jan 04, 2004 21:08

Just a quick morsel for y'all to nibble on. First for those only recently tuning in I work at the @#!$%&*$@!# Red Cross. There's a guy who works at my job and the Fire Dept. He called last night from FDNY and gave an "informal, unofficial heads up" type warning to us that "something" may be happening that night. Something about there being extra ( Read more... )

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chaossix6 January 4 2004, 19:58:37 UTC

Probably because their supervisors don't even know, they just got a blanket call from some authority to tell them to staff extra people and just.....ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh our country is so fucked up!

I'd use that "Canada is nice this time of year" line, but I think the terrorists are going after them, too.

dyvinesweetness January 5 2004, 12:16:08 UTC

Yeah, but even if the supervisors for FDNY don't know, somebody knows. And THAT'S the problem.

Taking a slightly cynical vewpoint, now that I think things over... chaossix6 January 5 2004, 16:49:16 UTC

The thing is...if nothing happened. Maybe it WAS prrevented?

I actually do think it's a good idea to give a heads up to the FDNY while trying to prevent something. It'd be worse to be so cocky to think "oh, we don't need to tell the FDNY anything...we can handle it." Why do one or the other, when you can do both?

Re: Taking a slightly cynical vewpoint, now that I think things over... dyvinesweetness January 5 2004, 17:00:43 UTC

I almost envy the amount of faith you have in our government. I doubt anything was prevented. Maybe more like postponed. But really what I'm trying to convey is that our government knows about (and most likely aids) things that occur here that we wouldn't even DREAM of them knowing about. And that one occurrence is enough to make me question all of their motives (I say this as if I'd never done that before). Basically for them to know something is gonna happen, they'd have to have their hands in it.