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Discussion in 'Political Discussion' started by PatsFanInVa, Nov 3, 2012.
Would you eliminate FEMA?
No, you need a large agency with all of its resources to manage the big picture of these ever increasing large scale disasters...
The reality is most of the actual disaster recovery post search and rescue is performed by NGO's and volunteer organizations... but they do not have the pull to get really big things done..
I have worked with FEMA on several post disaster volunteer work assignments, they have been professional and have the resources and political pull to get things done..
Yes i would eliminate it then i would privatize it just like Mit. 'Just imagine the future . . . .MITT & PAULIES EMERGENCY SERVICES and MEDICO CORP. Handling a Call During a National Emergency . . . "Well Hello There, Pilgrim ! , THANK YOU For Dialing 9-1-1, we here at Mitt & Paulies Emergency Rescue Corporation intend to make this a Profitable Experience. Please Enter your Credit Card Information now, so we can continue. Ok Then, Great News, Your Help will soon be on the way Because Your Credit Card has been approved. (You would have been automatically Disconnected otherwise) MITT & PAULIES Emergency Rescue Facility in Bangladesh has Operators who almost Speak English, Standing by, so Please state your Emergency and then choose the Level of Response you want for your loved ones. Option 1 - Mitt & Paulies Immediate Lifesaving Response " Spare No Expense" Service for the Uber Rich . . .OR . . OPTION 2 - We Will Guarantee a Competent Emergency Responder will be Dispatched within 24 Hours to assist you and your loved ones, or OPTION 3- Our 'Mother-In-Law Rescue' Level of Response for the Budget Minded, when we promise to call you back when things aren't so Hectic. So Decide which Level of Profitable Response you can afford for your loved ones, and Have a Great Day. Thank You For Calling 9-1-1 !''
I'd eliminate The President (we might)
When is the government going to come up with a new agency, and I'm sure they will, to deal with the man made disaster of FEMA?
You know another 100,000 bureaucrat agency to aid what is the disaster of FEMA. I'm sure we will see it by the end of another Obama term.
You know because Obama is now wanting a secretary of business, because he is absolutley clueless when it comes to business.
Today, FEMA a 2,500-person agency supplemented by over 5,000 stand-by disaster reservists. Its been around since 1938.
First "nice job Brownie" criticizes Obama for doing something early.. and now they criticize him for continuing to do things.. he is not going to muck houses...
This morning according to the AP...
On Friday, responding to severe fuel shortages in storm-affected areas, the White House ordered the Department of Defense to "deliver 12 million gallons each of gasoline and diesel fuel, mostly from commercial suppliers, to staging areas in New Jersey," according to The New York Times. It also authorized the tapping of the Northeast Home Heating Oil Reserve for the first time.
They are also flying 17 military planes full of bucket trucks and other heavy equipment from California to NJ..
I'm agin' it. While local and state agencies are primary, FEMA acts as a way to pool the risk of large events so that the resources are available at time of need. It is not possible for each state to carry that risk individually.
You aren't PFiVA! Your brief post tells us you're an imposter...
Eliminate? No. Reorganize and restructure? Yes. There is no justification for handing people who live in half million dollar homes, with an insurance policy, who earn well over six-figures, $1500ish checks cuz they got some water in their basement and the rugs were ruined. That's ridiculous. Worse, were the $2,500 they were paying contractors after Katrina, to staples blue tarps over people's roofs, if they they claimed to have a leak. I hate to sound like a broken record, but just like it is with a lot of things government, it's not so much "its" existence, it's the extent or degree.
Are you speaking of Bush's FEMA or the FEMA of today??
There has been major changes to the agency, it has essentially been reorganized and restructured.....
Same government idiots that want to run YOUR healthcare.
Unbelievable. How stupid do you have to be.
I don't know if your right or not, I think it just needed competent people to run it. The only time it seemed to fail was with good old brownie the arabian horse judge at the helm.
Same diff, same bureaucrats.
The biggest diff between Katrina and Sandra was the response of local officials. Even in the Katrina hurricane, MS & Ala fared far bett than LA because their governors and they didn't have R Nagin running a city.
Department of Defense setting up free, emergency gas stations in NYC metro area - NYPOST.com
What could go wrong? Biden cleaning your windshield?
Their governors were Republicans.. Nagin was a Democrat.
Only shows you have no idea what you are talking about, that disaster is not just a talking point.. NOLA had 80% of the damage, while Miss and Al had 20% of the damage...
Barbour was a long time Republican Operative and governor of Mississippi and played the game well, for which he was rewarded...
Nagin should take some blame, but for Louisiana there is plenty of blame to go around.. the governor, FEMA, Army Corps of Engineers and many other contributed to that mess...
Not sure you can fathom the magnitude of destruction from that storm.. "Nice Job Brownie", was an epithet that symbolized the nonchalant attitude of George W.
FEMA performs a service that is actually part of the government's job, to protect it's citizens. This isn't the postal "service" that we're talking about here, or the host of other government agencies that waste our tax dollars.
Unfortunately, many of the same people who criticized our President and FEMA for Katrina and the aftermath then are, laughingly, taking shots at men running against the current sitting President for the same exact situation that exists now. Funny how that works.
My son's company will be assisting FEMA in the NY/NJ area as soon as the initial response teams have cleaned up a little. Hopefully, FEMA will be around long enough for him to go there and come back. He's excited about the chance.
Christie is no dummy for praising Obama's response to the crisis on the eve of the election. He knows Mitt is a goner.
Hey 1960 - even though it's totally fallen off since e-mail, people still want an envelope going up to 3000 miles somehow for less that 50 cents.
You set up the private company that does that, and the postal service can go away tomorrow.
Agree w/you that FEMA's a necessity.
As to the question of FEMA writing big checks for people who are already rich (not you, the ideological crew):
1) Links would be good, and more importantly,
2) So you're saying that disasters should be opportunities for redistributionism and picking winners and losers?
I can sort of see where you're coming from with (2), above... although my understanding is that the vast majority of material disaster relief does, in fact, go to those who can't foot the bill on their own. So you already have what you say (just for this thread) you want.
I think it should be decentralized, and cease to exist in its current form. States need money when disasters strike, not bureaucracy.
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I am a show me kinda guy.....
So I would like to see a link or source for the statistic of 70% of councils favor it.
02-07-2013, 09:18 AMEditing a commentI heard somewhere if you keep repeating it to yourself you will believe it and it will become true.
I, for one am relieved. You all can bicker all you want. Now I can turn my focus back on to working with my new scouts and getting them assimilated into the Troop. (We are doubling in size in two weeks!) All parents, including my new young scout's two moms, will get engaged and involved. We (the boys) will plan our campouts and get ready for summer camp.
I am appreciative that National decided that they need to hear and listen to the voices of those INSIDE the program at least as much, if not more as those outside the program.
1.4 million names on an online petition don't carry any weight with me. 1.4 million names of people who have youth in the program or youth who have been turned away from the program (notice I said youth, not adults) carry a lot of weight. Those are the people with a stake in this, not political activists with an agenda who have simply targeted an organization because they are large and visible. In our neck of the woods we are highly suspect of any adult who stomps their feet and demands to be in leadership. There are many ways we can support our sons - not everyone will be a registered leader.
So, fight away. But it won't be with me. I am content to wait.
Mom...your gonna need to post a link to your stats.
I signed that petition so I can say with absolute certainty that One Scouter with a boy and soon girl in the program voted for allowing gay and lesbian Adults be leaders.
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I am appreciative that National decided that they need to hear and listen to the voices of those INSIDE the program at least as much, if not more as those outside the program. 1.4 million names on an online petition don't carry any weight with me. 1.4 million names of people who have youth in the program or youth who have been turned away from the program (notice I said youth, not adults) carry a lot of weight.
I've been a member of the Boy Scouts since 2005. Earned my Eagle in 2011. I'm a Volunteer in the Troop I grew up in, I'm a Merit Badge Counselor, and I work with the Council National Eagle Scout Association. I'm one of the 1.4 who signed that online petition that doesn't carry any weight with you. Can you explain to me how I can possibly carry any more weight with you? (I'm 19, so I can't have a son in the program yet.)
Yours in Scouting,
What stats might that be, Basementdweller? You mean the 1.4 million and where those votes came from? They came from Change.org - that is who produced the petitions that were hand carried with much fanfare to National. It has been all over the news. And anyone can vote at Change.org - from anywhere in the world. There is no stat I need to post a link for.
I take nothing away from your signature. YOUR voice should be heard in the mix. You have an investment in the program.
For the record, I have the exact same issue with any petitions that may have come from any of the big religious organizations. They don't mean squat to me.
I would love to see EVERY registered adult and the responsible adult for EVERY registered youth sent a questionaire. There is likely already a record somewhere of just how many people have actually been removed and those who have applied and been turned away. They should be sent one. Plus, anyone else willing to fill out an application on behalf of their openly gay son needs to be heard from. And then ask the organizations that actually extend the charters -not their national organizations but the ones that really sign the charters. And that is it. Those are the people with a stake in this. Those are the voices I am interested in hearing from.
I'm not afraid of that. Are you?
02-07-2013, 11:09 AMEditing a commentThey can postpone it all they want...... Not going to change my program one bit.
So Ultimately I really don't care what they decide
They don't need to ask every Scouter or parent. They only need to ask about 1500. Do a scientifically valid survey of the local unit volunteers and another of the parents. However, are we all going to be preapred to accept the survey results, whatever kind they might do?
PS: If my math is off, Stats was a long time ago.
perdidochas commented02-07-2013, 08:13 AMEditing a commentRoughly speaking, if they select the volunteers and parents randomly,400 should be enough of each (about a 5% error). 1500 would be a bit more reliable, (about a 3% error). My latest pet peeve of surveys is that too many surveys I've been involved with lately have been thrown out. IMHO, it's because the results didn't match what the higher ups wanted.
Originally posted by Get OutdoorsIs anyone surprised by them not making a decision...business as usual. Why do we, the heart and soul of the BSA put up with this kind of stuff. Can we fire these bums?
I think DeanRx says it very well, except that in his last sentence, I wouldn't say I am "disgusted", just very disappointed. I have gotten used to the BSA not handling difficult issues very well, but it did seem like they were moving in the right direction on this one. I still don't get why they would put that statement up on Scouting.org, linked from the front page, if this were not a done deal.
As for petitions and surveys, I have not participated in any on this subject. I guess I should decide which is the right way to make my opinions known to National, and do it.
It also baffles me that anyone could read the opinions expressed in this forum, many of which favor the change, and still conclude that the impetus for this change is some "outside" group or groups. The people in this forum who favor the change are all active Scouters, with one exception that I am aware of. Additionally, as far as I know, not that it should matter but for whatever anyone thinks it's worth, none of the people actively posting in this forum are gay, or at least nobody has identified themselves as such. (There was one who did, but he has not posted for a number of years.) We're just Scouters who disagree with National's policy and think local option would be in the best interest of the organization, and ultimately in the best interests of the Scouts.
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Quite simple, actually. I don't believe that we represent a fair snapshot of Scouting in general. There are many people who don't get involved with any type of online forums for a variety of reasons - ranging from limited time to limited comfort with technology to whatever - and of those who do there is a really small percentage that engage in these types of conversations for a variety of reasons - the two biggest that come to mind are, again, limited time and then I've found even in real life few people have the stomach for any sort of controversy or debate. This board alone boasts something like 1400 active members and there are perhaps a dozen of us in this conversation?
I remember someone posting about a year or so back.. I believe he was a youth, and did admit he was still in scouting, just not coming out.. "You know, the closeted homosexual, that we are suppose to accept, because they are not openly gay".. Some of our conservative scouters called him every name in the book, and acted like he was lower then pond scum.. Yet they say things like "Truely we respect them, just not near us".. I didn't blame him for not returning to the forum. It was not this forum's finest moment..
Unfortunately we are in a no win situation. If we change the policy, I feel we will lose at least 20 % of our members, if not more. This is based upon the group of councils asking for time to study the question and get input from the members and parents, or as they put it, "the stakeholders." Also don't forget, those pushing for the change will not be happy with local options as "It's a good first step" as one gentleman put it.
And if we keep the current policy, we become a cultural paraiah.
I have about had it with BSA's national leadership. I am seriously considering whether I can remain a member of this organization. I have been a scouter for 15 years, pack committee, Cubmaster, troop Committee Chair and for the last 8 years I have been an assistant scoutmaster. I have been crew advisor on 5 high adventure treks. The scouts that joined when my son aged out have just aged out themselves. Most earned Eagle. I have continued in scouting for the boys but I am increasingly uncomfortable with the out of date membership policy. At work I have had to be increasingly cautious about with whom I discuss my involvement in scouting. Eagle92 said it best, we are becoming a "Cultural pariah." Some would say we already are.
I guess I will hold on to May but if BSA does not change the policy I will fulfill whatever commitments I have to our troop and then leave. I am tired of explaining my continued membership to my friends, my co-workers and--most importantly--my wife.
02-07-2013, 11:37 AMEditing a commentJust curious,
Exactly what is to explain?
I had a lady who knows I am a scouter try to pick a fight about the BSA's policy regarding sexual orientation. My response was the fight and decision is above my pay grade and what ever was decided won't impact what is happening in either of the organizations I am involved with.
She followed up with doesn't it bother you that.............
My response was simply......NO, that isn't how my little corner of scouting is or operates..... I have my boys and a committee of adults to answer too..... The boy don't know or care about it. That is all I have to say about it
Just know that I've been hearing these exact same comments from people on "the other side". Long time Scouters who are ready to immediately tender resignations if they vote to change. They were ready yesterday but now will wait and see.
I have never met a person outside of the Boy Scouts who looked down on me, as an adult, for being involved in Scouts. I have never met a single person, adult or youth, who have complained about the membership policies (though I realize there have been those in different parts of the country) of the Boy Scouts. My son has several years of fundraising under his belt, being one of the top popcorn sellers in the Council for all of Cub Scouts and the first year of Boy Scouts, going door to door to residences and businesses, most of whom we don't know, and never once has anything said they wouldn't buy popcorn or whatever because they disagree with any part of the Boy Scout organization or program.
All of that to say what you claim is totally contrary to my personal experience. (Which does not negate YOUR personal experience one bit.)
Hal_Crawford commented02-08-2013, 07:32 PMEditing a commentMomtoEli: the area I live in is probably mor progressive or liberal than where you live. We had a star scout quit about ten years ago stating that he objected to the membership policy. Our membership has shrunk somewhat over the years but that probably is not because for the policy. Based on the conversations I have had I would say that more of our parents oppose the policy than support it. Many of our scouts have gay friends.
Lately, people i know seem more interested I discussing the policy than the good things scouting does for youth and the community. It is sad that scouting is becoming more identified with its membership policy than its program.
Originally posted by DeanRxThis was the WORST thing they could have done ! Who exactly are they getting more input from? As a registered leader for the past 7 years, I have never, not once been asked to give my input - fill out an online survey regarding this issue, etc... but they have no problem getting ahold of me for a FOS donation every year!
This delay is really the worst of everything. At this point, I think Irving needs to find some way to declare the moral equivalent of bankruptcy, find a way to distribute the character and morality aspects of the program to a bunch of other people. The whole cause of this imbroglio is National setting themselves up as a moral arbiter. To be perfectly blunt, they aren't good enough at it. Regardless of whether you agree or disagree with their G-G-G positions, they've done a terrible job of explaining their decisions, and simiply allowed the program to become a lighting rod for political pressure from all sides. They did the most foolish thing possible, they centralized authority and then weren't prepared for the inevitable power struggle that comes when you do that.
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HELLO!?!?! Anyone capable home up there? I'm doubting it because it seems like national decisions are being made by the least competent people you could imagine running a corporation. Either that, or else by a group of monkeys with a keyboard. Is there any professional out there anywhere who thinks that this was handled well? First the surprise announcement that they were changing the policy, and then the surprise backpedal.
At this point I am completely in awe of the BSA's ability to do this so incredibly, stunningly, badly. I think Homer Simpson could do a better job. I am normally bemused by the BSA's lack of corporate polish - but this level of sheer unadulterated stupidity goes way beyond head-scratching.
There are ways to handle this. Survey the troops. Hold meetings with various groups, some publicly - hint that your position is evolving. Prepare people that change is coming. And then when it does come, actually DO IT!
I'm with Dean - I am truly disgusted.
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A MAJOR housing blueprint for south Worcestershire has taken a huge leap forward after members of Wychavon District Council backed the masterplan on Tuesday.
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Thread: The Positivity Cover Art Thread
August 31st, 2012, 10:10 AM #676
September 24th, 2012, 10:14 AM #677
French cover for Clive Barker's second Abarat book, subtitled Days of Magic, Nights of War. The artist is none other than the man himself, who I believe has done art/covers for most editions.
Have to say I love this. It's simple and also pretty clean and clear (especially for Barker).
September 24th, 2012, 11:24 PM #678
I do like a lot of the French covers. Here are some pretties:
Stormdancer by Jay Kristoff:
Bread & Circuses, a short story collection by Felicity Dowker:
Tad Williams' The Dirty Streets of Heaven (not sure if this is the U.S., U.K. or Australian cover, suspect it's U.S.):
And I swear, Jay Lake gets the best covers. These are the next two books in his Green series:
And Kalimpura:
September 25th, 2012, 01:05 AM #679
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Oooo, now that Kalimpura looks interesting. That's a cover that makes you want to know the story behind it.
September 25th, 2012, 02:31 AM #680
I believe Jay Lake has Dos Santos covers, but I'm not sure if Kalimpura is a Dos Santos. Looks like one, but it also doesn't.
October 15th, 2012, 10:19 PM #681
Amir Zand has done another really interesting cover for Lucas Thorn's Nysta series, Book 2 which is called Duel at Grimwood Creek. It's in keeping with the first one (see back in the thread a bit,) but with a different color palate. This image may be too large -- I'm having sizing problems:
Yeah, it is and I can't resize it here. Here's the first one by Zand:
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October 16th, 2012, 03:23 AM #682
Are we allowed to show nipples on SFFW? *winky face*
But they are pretty, even if I've got an eyebrow raised over her 'armour'.
October 16th, 2012, 06:35 AM #683
Whoah! Some serious hair gel issues going on there! I'm no great fan of the whole moody bare/large-breasted female warrior in scanty armour holding something pointy shtick (put those eyebrows back down, Loer) but I actually like that second one.
The word 'elf' twice on one cover though....
October 16th, 2012, 07:26 AM #684
I can't. My eyebrow appears to be stuck.
October 16th, 2012, 11:44 AM #685
She's not wearing armor. It's a Western-flavored secondary world -- think Outlaw Josey Wales, not Sir Lancelot. And she's an elf, so hair does that. The images are impressionistic, not recreations of scenes. (Also, reminder, Positivity cover art thread.)
October 16th, 2012, 11:53 AM #686
I'm also very much liking Tim Marquitz's covers, which are all different from each other. His Blood War trilogy has a kind of retro, kind of almost wood block look to it, very different from his Demon Squad series cover look, for Embers of an Age:
And then his new horror novel, Prey, has a third, gruesome funky look I like:
October 19th, 2012, 12:52 AM #687
fingers crossed.
i guess the story also tries to sit in a violent "sword and sorcery" mixed with "western" genre, so i was going for something like a modernised impressionist version of an old conan cover...
p.s. glad everyone loves the hair.
October 19th, 2012, 01:37 AM #688
Oh, definitely not. It's just something that can really get my goat. But they do look good regardless of that, I'll admit.
October 19th, 2012, 02:46 AM #689
edit: reminds me of early gemmell covers for druss. there's some old covers which have druss portrayed as a swordsman... :P sometimes the outside isn't quite what's on the inside. but it should always give an idea of the writing style, i think.
October 19th, 2012, 09:02 AM #690


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