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  It’s how it works.   It’s like Vampire rules.   Once you let them in though.
context: "There is no way to prevent what is happening to our water treatment facilities," Lumumba said during a press conference Tuesday. "We do not control mother nature."
  
  Yeah this is why it happens in EVERY American city anytime we get winter cold snaps.
  Oh wait that's right, it only happens in cities with mostly Black residents. Just a coincidence I am sure. >
  
  Again? >
  
  
  "There is no way to prevent what is happening to our water treatment facilities," Lumumba said during a press conference Tuesday. "We do not control mother nature."
  
  The EPA seems to think there IS a way to prevent what's happening. So does the DOJ (who've filed 2 complaints and have now involved a third party) But hey, if you've tried nothing and are all out of ideas, I hope someone who gives a fuck is managing the $75 million for water infrastructure projects included in the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Biden signed in November 2021. >
  
  Federation has to be invited.    Like with George Bush and hurricane Katrina.    3 days the politicians of the region couldn’t find the invitation papers,  forcing the Federation to threaten the State of Louisiana of being an Enemy of the USA and invading against the will of the Enemy State. >
  
  The U.S. government puts consent decrees on police departments that are corrupt or inept. I don't see why they need to be invited here. The people of that city have suffered enough