[BILLY D.]

Nary a word. I don't see anyone busting their chops cleaning any properties up either. I guess all the folks that lived there expect somebody else to clean up. Meanwhile they are pickin' up their welfare checks in Houston or somewhere else.

That is one sad state of affairs if ya ask me. Of course I can't really blame them. The next storm would simply do the same damage all over again. Why bother with a repeat occurence.

Another point, how much of the destroyed area was public housing and how much was private? Does not look like the city or the state much gives a hoot. You'd think they would because of the lost tax revenue.

As far as I'm concerned the place is a cesspool anyway.