Eagle
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I will tell you all it will be a cold day in hell that i will ever leave again in a disaster. I can honestly tell everyone on here you have no idea how fuc..d up up our socienty is. You are all criminals didn't you know?
I will tell you all it will be a cold day in hell that i will ever leave again in a disaster. I can honestly tell everyone on here you have no idea how fuc..d up up our socienty is. You are all criminals didn't you know?
P.S legaly RCMP cannot make you leave your property. I was told this from a local RCMP.
That is correct. When those soldiers and RCMP came to inspect my dad's house they told him he had to leave. He told them there are two retired RCMP who live down the street. They have not left so he was not going to leave. They then said that they could not force him to leave but would like him to leave.
Yes, some serious issues with decision making. Even tho' it is a dire situation, we see a much needed "revamped disaster plan" that could be implemented for such disasters. This isn't rocket science. Concerns about safety are imperative but there has to be better ways to instigate them.
Once again, the authorities are damned if they doo and damned if they don't. Tough situation and not everyone is going to be happy about certain decisions. The breaking down of locked doors, for whatever reason, doesn't seem just/right to me. Even in an emergency, there must be rules and legislation for the authorities to follow, even in a declared state of emergency.
As I see it, the difference between Calgary and High River is the fact that Nemshi has a large contingent of "paid staff" who are well trained in disaster response. No presence of RCMP because it is a city police force and under the control of a "disaster response team" with the police only being one entity of many. In High River, the poor mayor is so far out of his comfort zone and realm of expertise that it has turned into a doony-brook for the media who themselves aren't helping.
Just as I see it from my comfortable arm chair, high in the Rocky Mountains.........I really feel for all the people who have been and will be affected by this disaster in the days/weeks/months to come.
In Calgary, Nenshi, Burrell and the city cops are hailed as heroes. Local peeps are helping local peeps as they all work through it. In High River the town is being treated like a crime scene. Martial law, no leadership. no communication and a heavy police presence. Volunteers are being turned away. Somewhere in the 30 miles between the 2 centers something got seriously fawked up....
High River was definately hit harder than Calgary but the leadership and resources were far better IMO.Do you think is has something to doo with the water?? Year after year after year.......I would think they would have a fool proof process by now!