Appreciate the report. It solidifies my resolve to completely unplug at some point here in the future.
We are being farmed for attention.
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Appreciate the report. It solidifies my resolve to completely unplug at some point here in the future.
We are being farmed for attention.
Your take seems to always be that both sides are always controlled, nothing happens, and nothing will ever happen. Which isn't true, the satanic elites take a lot of losses, and they are really piling up lately. As for North Carolina...
I don't know if they will rebuild. If they didn't have flood insurance, Blackrock will end up owning it for pennies on the dollar. I don't think anyone believes Appalachia is full of rich people. I am sure some live there or have places there, but Appalachia has long been one of the poorest regions in the USA. To say Western North Carolina is only full of rich people is, and I am sorry to say this, absolutely absurd.
Yea, a full week later restoration is underway. That isn't great at all, not in a first world country. I remember a Chinese friend trying to explain to their family back home about the power outages every few months and they were floored at our terrible infrastructure and problems. As for people having food and water, this is very much unknown, we do know many went way too long without food and water in a so called "first world nation".
And even if FEMA got it right and it is all "fake news" which is heavily documented as not being true, I still would push for anger towards FEMA and the anti-White/anti-American/anti-Christian Biden admin.
This is such an accurate description of the horrible, modern leftist women.
This is a race war, whether any of you here believe it or not. No sycophantic moderation here can keep that truth from spilling out. The system is specifically targeting Whites, and this latest series of events is absolute proof of just a sneak peek of how much they hate you if you are White.
The whole Blackrock buying up the damaged land for pennies on the dollar to both de-home Whites and mine resources is just after the fact. Like a dessert that comes with the main course of destroying the lives of Whites permanently. The geoengineering aspect is definitely suspect, and the governmental response is indicative of a premeditative series of actions in every regard.
Were they allowing aid and rescue and help then my posture would be dubious and conspiratorially theoretical. But they are not, and the stories coming out of Appalachia are worse than what will ever be played on jewish talmudvision news channels. I hope that the Whites who survive this event will become radicalized beyond their enemies nightmares.
The whole Blackrock buying up the damaged land for pennies on the dollar to both de-home Whites and mine resources is just after the fact. Like a dessert that comes with the main course of destroying the lives of Whites permanently. The geoengineering aspect is definitely suspect, and the governmental response is indicative of a premeditative series of actions in every regard.
Were they allowing aid and rescue and help then my posture would be dubious and conspiratorially theoretical. But they are not, and the stories coming out of Appalachia are worse than what will ever be played on jewish talmudvision news channels. I hope that the Whites who survive this event will become radicalized beyond their enemies nightmares.
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Hurricane Hell: The American Eschaton Came Early to Appalachia
https://treeofwoe.substack.com/p/hurricane-hell
https://treeofwoe.substack.com/p/hurricane-hell
His name would've been so much funnier if it was spelled Buttighey. What a demonic rat clown.
Butt-gig is how I pronounce it
Nobody here is relying on FEMA or Elon Musk for anything. The situation is much more fluid than that. Help for the helpless has been ongoing since hour one. Neighbor helping neighbor, those with skills helping those without skills, those with tools and equipment helping those without tools and equipment. You can't really call this an "organized effort" it is just people responding to those who were unprepared, refused to take the storm seriously, or just had plain old "bad luck" with regards to being in the wrong place at the wrong time. A week into this and it is starting to get more orgainzed. Government isn't the immediate answer to survival in Western NC (though every bit helps) but it is the long term answer in terms of rebuilding roads, bridges, and utility infrastructure. There are a lot of highly skilled tradesmen in this area, and it is these local unsung "heroes" who's faces you'll never see and voices you'll never hear that opened the roads, delivered food and water, restored the electricity, and saved, many, many lives. Some of them may work for local cities and municipalities but they are not "The Government." But make no mistake, it is conservative working men who saved and will continue to save these liberal, pro-homo, pro-abortion, atheist, tatted-up, degenerate women of Asheville, Black Mountain, and Boone. These ungrateful women who are voting Harris/Walz and posting "their stories" of survival for attention whoring likes on social media of course will never acknowledge that many of them would be dead right now if not for the Trump supporting, white working-class, skilled tradesmen of Appalachia.
Some of the hardest hit areas like Lake Lure, Black Mountain, Blowing Rock, Asheville, and Boone are loaded with fully insured rich and upper-middle-class people, others unfortunately, who were woefully uninsured and unprepared for such an event, will no doubt lose their homes and property to the usual suspects.
But remember, only 200 dead across 4 states, this is not as bad as the JQ media on both sides are portraying it. I even see guys on our side completely over-blowing this event with crazy over the top doom posting. Don't believe the hype.
Some of the hardest hit areas like Lake Lure, Black Mountain, Blowing Rock, Asheville, and Boone are loaded with fully insured rich and upper-middle-class people, others unfortunately, who were woefully uninsured and unprepared for such an event, will no doubt lose their homes and property to the usual suspects.
But remember, only 200 dead across 4 states, this is not as bad as the JQ media on both sides are portraying it. I even see guys on our side completely over-blowing this event with crazy over the top doom posting. Don't believe the hype.
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I have a number of questions, we are getting a lot of information second hand and it’s difficult to sort out fact from fiction.
First I have to say I hope you, your local circle if family / friends made it out alive and well.
I highly doubt that anyone in North Carolina owns hurricaine insurance, these areas are nowhere near the coast and probably haven’t had a hurricane in over 100 years.
Why are you saying that many people there have hurricane insurance?
Have you seen any of the areas you mention that were hit hardest? Are there bodies decomposing in the streets? How accurate are the death tolls?(not sure I buy the “only 200 deaths”)
Is fema totally worthless? Are they blocking the Good Samaritans trying to help? Just giving warnings?
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Where did you come up with that number? No offense...I don't believe the "200 dead" number.
Look at the Maui fires disaster, black-on-white crimes, vaccinated people who received the COVID-19 vaccines, etc. We never got any straight answers from our government due to their constant cover ups. Do you think the feds and the alphabet agencies are going to give us any real data on how many people died during Hurricane Helene?
Your NC Governor is full of sh*t, by the way. He is fishy as hell.
Unwarranted pessimism.
I didn't say "hurricane" insurance. This wasn't a hurricane. It was the remnants of a hurricane. Almost everyone has fire, flood, and catastrophic coverage here as these mountains are notorious for bad weather that destroys homes and property.
Everyone in coastal NC has hurricane insurance. Historically, NC is one of the hardest hit states by hurricanes. Many people as far inland as Raleigh and Charlotte also carry extra weather related insurance due to hurricanes venturing inland on occassion. Now, what the insurance companies will actually pay out and cover is another story. Only time will tell, but they're usually pretty good about helping people fully rebuild.
Yes, like I said, it is bad but not anywhere near as bad as the JQ news and many others are portraying it. Everything is being sensationalized for clicks, likes, and views (i.e. attention and money). They are taking pics and telling stories of the absolute worst damage and making it seem as if the world is ending. Taking the 10 worst personal stories of the storm and extrapolating that experience to hundreds of thousands of people is not only disingenuous, it is a lie. Most people in this area are shaken but doing fine and will make a full recovery.
No, this is a middle-class 1st world area. Lots of educated people and resources who would not let decomposing bodies just lay out in the streets.
I'm not sure about this? Personally I haven't seen one dead person. But I've definitley heard stories of people dying and of those who are missing and presumed dead. I'm not sure what the total NC death count will be but it's hard to imagine that it would be over 100.
On day one, two, and three, yes, they were worthless, but with each passing day I've been hearing that their presence and effectiveness is increasing. Long term, they will probably be helpful in getting critical infrastructure up and running again. But then again, they are "the government and we're here to help."
I haven't personally encountered FEMA or anyone trying to block me from helping others or leaving the area. I have 4 wheel drive and the back dirt forestry roads are dry enough now to get off the mountain without using I-40 East or West which is still blocked (whether by debris or government agencies or both I do not know). I'm self-sufficient and deep in the woods, so I just batten down the hatches and rode the storm out. I initially had no contact with people for 48+ hours and had no idea how bad others were being hit (though I suspected bad things as the rain was non-stop for two-and-a-half days and the area is steep terrain prone to flash flooding). As of right now, I've left the area to just let everything blow over and cool down. Will probably head back up in a week or two when I-40 opens back up (I-40 West up to Asheville, I-40 West beyond Asheville into Tennesse may be closed for months, if not a year).
- everybody here in Western NC is doing fine. The situation is totally over hyped
- I-40 is closed by mudslides, possibly for a year
I found this guy's video informative. Real, actual, boots on the ground journalism. I'm sure a lot of videos like this can be found.
Its not the first time I-40 has been closed between Asheville and Tennessee for extended periods of time (6 months or more) and it won't be the last... big deal. Drive around, it only takes an extra hour and a half. 1st world "problems."
The I-40 is not the issue here dude, a line must be drawn in the sand, the issue is that this heavily infested area of feminist libtards weren't prepared for life's eventualities and are now depending on conservative men to bale them out. And after these Trumpster men rebuild their degenerate "communities" they will betray these "heroes" by voting Harris/Walz.
Yes.
Yes. But a lot of volunteers bypassed FEMA to deliver their supplies to affected areas.
FEMA is an incompetent unreliable agency run by a bunch of grifters. Our tax money has been given to illegal migrants.
Edit. One thing I want to point out: after the storm, the roads are always closed off. What most people don't realize is the amount of devastation that can cause - i.e., roads and bridges by the rivers will always collapse due to high fast moving water where the currents tend to be strong. The NC/TN mountains can cause more damages.
I personally experienced two major flooding in an area - mostly hills and valleys - I live in within a 10 year period. We have a large river that runs through our area. (Same large river runs through several states.)
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