Re: Recipe - whats on the plate this weekend? Crab Fettuccine Alfredo

On 10/4/2024 11:01 AM, Ed P wrote:
> Bye bye again

No traitor, no it is not yet time for that, not by a long shot.

Here's what you support:

https://themanhattan.press/2024/10/03/fema-is-broke-and-slow-but-buttigieg-tries-to-halt-drone-flights-providing-aid-insulin/

Sorry, We Gave It To "Noncitizens"
It's been a rough week for the Kamala Harris campaign. To counter that 
bad energy, Dems everywhere seem to have decided to follow in the 
footsteps of Hillary Clinton and brand conservatives as stupid, craven, 
and not worth saving.

The first example is more of a backhanded slap. The Biden 
administration--as represented by Kamala Harris--offered up a $750 aid 
package for Hurricane Helene victims. The cruel twist: the paltry sum is 
available online, and virtually all the survivors have no electricity to 
plug into or charge their devices, let alone Wifi or cellular service.

In the meantime, the same administration is doling out massive and 
seemingly endless aid packages to foreign countries at war. Further, it 
has come to light that the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), 
has experienced a tremendous case of purpose drift.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) allocated nearly $364 
million in the fiscal year 2023 and $650 million for the 2024 fiscal 
year to the “Shelter and Services Program” “to provide humanitarian 
services to noncitizen migrants following their release from the 
Department of Homeland Security (DHS),” according to the government’s 
website.

Buttigieg Misreads Situation
The tenure of Dept. of Transportation Pete Buttigieg has been plagued 
with issues from a train derailment in East Palestine, OH that resulted 
in a massive chemical spill, to a rash of Boeing airliner issues, to the 
collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore Harbor.

Now Buttigieg has attempted to ground drones in North Carolina. The army 
of drones, operated by concerned citizens, have located persons in need 
of rescue, and delivered lifesaving insulin and other supplies.

As reported in the New York Post:

Considering the maddeningly slow pace of the rescue effort, Buttigieg 
effectively ordered residents not to fend for themselves and instead put 
their trust in an agency many believe have already dropped the ball was 
adding insult to injury. “You would think more eyes in the sky would be 
a good thing when there are people that need to be rescued but what do i 
know,” one X user replied. “Your ‘help’ is worse than doing nothing,” 
seethed another. Others pointed out how private drones have been used to 
deliver items like insulin and baby formula to those in need, 
particularly those living in more remote terrain who have been largely 
cut off from the rest of the world since the storm. “Private citizen 
drones and helicopters have been saving lives for days, and still are. 
You should be ashamed,” said another user.

Can I Help? Heli No!
A father-son team from South Carolina took to the skies over North 
Carolina to bring food and water and rescue stranded victims. After four 
successful missions, the pilot, Jordan Seidhom, was told by a fire 
marshal to halt the rescues or risk arrest. He had just brought the wife 
of a stranded couple to safety.

The problem--apart from a chilling lack of humanity on the part of the 
marshal--was that Seidhom had left his son with the stranded husband at 
the site of the rescue in order to transport his wife. He was allowed to 
return to pick up his son, but not the husband.

The Seidhoms are both volunteer firefighters in their Sandhill, South 
Carolina hometown.

Today, Chris deTemple, our source in Charlotte, NC, informed us that 
"supplies are getting low [in Charlotte] because so much is going up" to 
the disaster zone, and "FEMA is getting in the way and pissing off 
people [attempting to help]."


FOR SUPPORTING THE WILFUL AND EVIL DESTRUCTION OF YOUR OWN NATION YOU 
WILL BURN IN HELL EDDIE P!

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