Katrina Aid Recipients Could Be Out in the Cold in February

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HEY ITS TAI AND I THINK THAT THEY SHOULD PAY BECAUSE THEY CANT GET A JOB BECAUSE EVERYTHING IS DESTROYED HAHAHAHAHHA

TAIMEER of OH 12:33PM December 15, 2009

YES, IT IS TIME FOR MOST KATRINA EVACUEES TO STAND UP AND TAKE CARE OF THEMSELVES. HOWEVER, THERE IS NO WAY THAT HURRICANE IKE CAN BE COMPARED TO HURRICANE KATRINA. EVERYONE JUST NEED TO STOP PASSING JUDGEMENT ON OTHERS AND MIND THEIR OWN BUSINESS. I MYSELF WAS A VICTIM OF BOTH KATRINA AND IKE, AND MY FAMILY AND I WERE AFRAID ALL OVER AGAIN. THERE ISN'T ENOUGH MONEY IN THE WORLD TO PAY ME FOR THE LIFE THAT WAS RUINED BY KATRINA. I'M NOT GETTING FEDERAL ASSISTANCE, BUT IF I WERE IT STILL WOULDN'T CHANGE THE PAIN MY KIDS AND I HAVE ENDURED. ITS SUCH A SHAME THAT TEXANS TREAT US THE WAY THEY DO BEHIND MONEY. ASK YOURSELF THIS QUESTION, HOW MUCH IS YOUR FAMILY WORTH, HOW MUCH ARE YOUR POSSEIONS WORTH, AND COULD YOU HAVE MADE IT THROUGH THE STORM? HOW WOULD YOU WANT US TO TREAT YALL IF YOU HAD TO COME TO OUR CITY?

SHAY of TX 7:10PM April 19, 2009

I too lost my house due to IKE. Texans are working to hard make our lives better and rebuild without much ( me none) Federal aid. Three years of whinning from these Katrina people is enough. Texas people, in many instances, cannot find rental housing in Houston because the Katrina slackers are still sucking off the system and won't leave. Get up , get out and leave my Texas alone.

H H OF TEXAS of TX 9:36AM March 13, 2009

Myself was a victim to this and I read about people saying that its time for people in New Orleans to stop putting our hands out. First I know some of you couldn't walk a block in our shoes but the first person what a comment with facts. The fact is overly price rental housing, NOJOBS, or help of what is called our government. Three years have passed and still all abandon houses, crime rates and corruption is a main factor. For some people who feel that we had enough so called assistance how about coming to visit and see if you feel the same. Not asking for a hand out just what is rightfully due to us as citizens of this country.

Dee of LA 4:50PM February 02, 2009

While most people have gotten on with their lives, I am not shocked that there are still people who are playing this for all it is worth. It is these weasles that run Congress that are allowing, no not allowing but promoting this shameful behaviour of their constituaties. It is no wonder the country is going broke.

mickey of NC 1:33AM September 24, 2008

Rather..."so demolition can begin ,making way for the highrise that will be constructed.

Wm. F of TX 3:24PM September 20, 2008

What happened to "Ask not what your country can do for you...".My family ,consisting soley of my "Greatest Generation " mother undergoing chemotherapy , myself & our pooch having just survived Ikes' fury is about to face another assault in the form of a Katrina transplant turned landlord/entrepeneur that will use gov. recovery money to make repairs to the once stylish rental property she's neglected in order to sell,which ,given the desirable zip code has appreciated considerably culminating in a 30 day notice to vacate so demolition can begin on the highrise that will be constructed .As a native Houstonian,to have our fate determined now by the cold greed of someone our city opened its' door to is the penultimate betrayal.The Inconvenient Truth is that New Orleans is being rebuilt, as well as the Gulf Coast , largely through the sweat of competent -hardworking Latin American construction crews with only fraction comprised of physically able Katrina survivors.They are too busy extending their hands...palms up!

Wm.F & Family of 3:07PM September 20, 2008