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November 26, 2007
According to a recently revealed source, the US Army Corps of Engineers conducted an early intentional plan to hide their role in the metro New Orleans levee failures.
Dr. Ray Seed, co-chair of the respected U of Cal Berkeley levee investigation submitted an ethics complaint on October 30 documenting how the Corps of Engineers systematically hid their mistakes in the flooding and intimidated anyone who tried to intervene.
All of this was done, according to Dr. Seed, with the help and complicity of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), the same group the Army Corps chose to peer review the official Corps-sponsored levee investigation.
Write your members of Congress and demand the 8/29 Investigation, a truly independent analysis of the flood protection failures in metro New Orleans.Click here:http://salsa.wiredforchange.com/dia/track.jsp?v=2&c=CurSw7e7yLlcU9uz4n1nCkFH1CaQM5Sc
There are now abundant reasons for us - the public - to lack confidence in the quality and the independence of the Corps-sponsored evaluation.
Click here to demand the 8/29 Investigation now!
Thank you,Sandy RosenthalExecutive Director, Levees.Org
You can read Dr. Seed's letter on our website.www.levees.org
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