TN blogs on the WV mine disaster
The mining disaster in West Virginia is very sad situation. Michael Silence published these links on his blog today.
From Bob Krumm: First he was blamed for the bombings in London. Next he was blamed for a hurricane in the Gulf. Now he’s being blamed for a mine collaps. This may be the most crass politicization of an apolitical issue that I have ever seen. And this comment may be the worst:
From Frank Strovel III: I think that’s a little harsh. There’s some blame to be shared among the folks who spread the misinformation that was never officially confirmed. Rumor always travels faster than the truth.
From John Norris Brown: America, and the world, have prayed for these brave men and their families since the accident occurred. Now we must continue to do so, for them and their families, as well as for the recovery of the lone survivor.
From Sharon Cobb: People make mistakes, but allowing the families to celebrate for almost 3 hours before telling them there was a miscommunication and their loved ones were not alive is unforgivable.
