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Quite possibly one of the most overrated events that ever happened. For some reason the U.S. government and media make it out to be some huge catastrophe that claimed millions of lives worldwide when in reality only about 3,000 people died; mostly Americans. (Not a very big number especially for a populous country like America. That's like all of the citizens of a small town in America being wiped out by some natural disaster.) The 2004 tsunami that struck Thailand was a natural disaster that claimed 229,866 lives and Hurricane Katrina claimed 1,836 lives with 705 still missing and presumed dead.
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