Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Oklahoma tornados
My heart goes out to all those people in Oklahoma. I cannot even imagine what the parents of those 9 children who died are going through. Losing a child has to be the very worst thing that can happen to you. If anyone wants to donate, find a church or a local group and donate to them. I am sure there is a food bank there. Don't give money to the so-called charities. It never reaches the victims. Just ask anyone involved in Katrina. Enough money was raised for Katrina victims to rebuild 5 New Orleans' and no one knows where it went. No one was held accountable for it. It just vanished. So, no don't send money. Pick a person's name from the reports and send them a money order. Or, like I said, find a church that is collecting goods for them. The organized charities are a joke. They are a legal way (set up by Congress) to make money and not pay taxes on it. Try getting help sometime. You won't find that help. My dad told me if I ever gave to the Red Cross, he would come back and box my ears. When he was in the Navy in World War11, them came back from a mission and the Red Cross was set up at the dock, selling donuts and coffee. These men had just come from hell and this wonderful charity was going to sell them coffee and donuts. All these organized charities suck. They are just a tax dodge. Oh and by the way, I hope everyone saw the news article about the Oklahoma senator demanding that if federal aid was given to Oklahoma, then it had to be offset by reductions in the budget. Great man. I would bet you dollars to donuts that fool has never had anything bad happen to him. Let's hope that Karma comes up and kicks the crap out of him. But on a sad note, Oklahomans will probably just vote him back into office.
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