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  blowback9 months, 2 weeks ago

  You can lead a horse to water....

  The same goes for mules.

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    DanmLiberals9 months, 2 weeks ago

    The fact that the anchors get any wage at all is a joke. I hope it's not true because many of the story's here are recommended by the users.

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      blowback9 months, 2 weeks ago

      Not that this thread is seeing much action

      but by way of explanation, my above comment

      was in response to another poster whose

      comment has since been removed and not in

      response to the headline of the article.

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  blinkers9 months, 2 weeks ago

  Here's one irate individual!

  The observation is correct however -- no comments after all this time but still out here!

  (I was going to add a comment concerning solar-powered water purification technology and its relevance to flood-prone regions such as B'desh, but there's no-one here.

  It'd be a waste).

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    blowback9 months, 2 weeks ago

    There's an unfortunate correlation between how poverty

    often finds itself residing in natural disaster zones.

    Bangladesh is one such place.

    I saw that what saved many Bangladeshis was a few levees

    that amounted to nothing more than piles of dirt.

    Perhaps, rather than send money after the fact, the world

    offer the expertise of the world's best at land reclamation

    and the funds to make it happen.

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  Dionys9 months, 2 weeks ago

  It's too bad that for some reason we can't drop water, food and cheap shelter overseas as quickly as we can drop bombs.

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