and laplace answered sir, i didn't need this hypothesis. a little later, the philosopher nitsch put the point. god is dead, - said this philosopher. what does this mean? this means that now there are no absolutes principles. now there is no divine absolute everything has become relative, now everyone decides for himself what is good, what is bad, what is moral, what is not, what is good, and what is evil? the next image is the paintings of the talented artist egan schilly, he lived in austria at the beginning of the 20th century, these are his self-portraits, terrible self-portraits. and this is still a man, some kind of exhausted, some kind of rotten skin, and looking at this man, joy does not appear, but words, usefulness, death appear, and this outstanding artist died very early, he was only 28 years, a little later adolf hitler visited the artist's exhibition... very dark, terrible characters foresaw the future. degenerates are not artists, degenerates are those politicians, capitalists, the elite who brought society, the world to a sta

so new orleans to baton rouge, laplace, that's where we have the best chances of people going without louisiana, the levee system has been built over the years. money has been spent for good reasons because of past history. category 1, we do not expect towns and communities to get flooded. it's the small rural areas outside of the levee system. that's areas near morgan city. with any tropical system, we worry about the rainfall. if it rains hard enough, fast enough, we will get significant flash flooding between baton rouge and new orleans and the central portions of mississippi. the bad news is we have a hurricane about to make landfall. the good news is it's a minimal category 1, mostly making landfall in a rural area. it's horrible for the residents that live there, but that does mean overall less damage. >> just the worst is going to be hitting in about eight hours, you're saying, but people there should start feeling some pretty heavy, as you say, tree knocking winds about seven, six hours from now. >> on the coast, we could see tree limbs and power outages in the next two, three