“Of course, while it was borne by a natural disaster, we also need to remember so it never happens again that 70 percent of the catastrophic flooding was a man-made disaster, breaches due to design flaws and other flaws here at the 17th, and other outfall canals and some of the other protection systems,” Vitter said. “I don’t say that to dwell on the negative or to dwell on all of the miseries that folks have been through, but again to refocus us on the importance of today and all of our unified commitment that it never happen again.”
Friday, June 14, 2013
Army Corps, public officials break ground on permanent canal closure project at 17th Street Canal ~Mark Schleifstein
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Though he appeared to apologize for mentioning the messy business of who is responsible for the death and destruction,l Senator Vitter's statement is nonetheless significant. It's a certain indication that the truth will eventually get out.
As Oscar Wilde put it, if you tell the truth, sooner or later you will be found out."
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