10 Shocking Stories the Media Buried Today
#10 - @glennbeck exposes how useless FEMA is in Asheville, NC.
First, he discovered that the FEMA crew was stationed OFF the main road, making them hard to find.
Next, FEMA admitted, "We got here yesterday," a full week late.
Then, a FEMA crew member told Beck that they have a “great” app, but nobody has internet in the area.
Beck asked how victims are supposed to find FEMA's location, and they replied, “That would be the news media’s job.” The thing is, nobody has functioning TVs.
Then FEMA urged residents to listen to the radio in their cars for updates, the same cars that were washed away from the flood.
One crew member told Beck, “We actually go door to door.” Beck then asked, “When will that start?” The crew member replied, “That’s way above my head. Do you want to talk to my crew lead?”
Finally, the crew leader comes in and admits to Beck, “We don’t necessarily go door to door.”
THIS is what failure looks like.
Earlier today, @ElonMusk said, “FEMA is not merely failing to adequately help people in trouble, but is actively blocking citizens who try to help!”
Musk posted this after a SpaceX engineer helping on the ground in North Carolina wrote to him, “The big issue is FEMA is actively blocking shipments and seizing goods and services locally and locking them away to state they are their own. It’s very real and scary how much they have taken control to stop people helping.”
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@LookingOver Just a ole tabbed grunt but my 2 cents is it started with opening Ranger. Now I know it’s just a leadership school, but that opened the door wide! I’m not trying in anyway to compare, it was just a matter of time and it’s a Damn Shame.
@MattWallace888 Ricky Gervais still wins.
In 2020,Ricky Gervais gave a speech at the 77th Golden Globes where he called out Jeffrey Epstein and Hollywood pedophiles.
@MichaelPHoltz@StolenValor1@NotK_US No, it’s throwing shade on someone saying they were stabbed 4 times plus a bunch of other shit and no Purple Heart on his uniform.
@MichaelPHoltz@StolenValor1@NotK_US That was mentioned up top, but no respect for someone who tries to make themselves out to be a “Jason Bourne” of the Military Intel.
Looks like everyone except @WendyRogersAZ sees the truth about Slaton. I’ve spoken to several Vietnam Veterans who we’re actually pilots, and they said to tell Steve.. “He’s full of 💩”.
I’ve also tracked down several former members of the 128th Aviation (AH) who will be giving me a statement in the next few days. They have confirmed the 128th left Vietnam in 1972 and didn’t return, and there’s no way they would’ve flown from South Korea to Vietnam in the first place. Thailand was a lot closer and we had plenty of assets in that country. But no Cobras were deployed to Vietnam in 74-75 Steve claims.
@hitman2b1@DocStrangelove2 Drones didn’t exist yet and laser guided munitions were not really in their infancy but were really just the big stuff. So we used what was easiest available.
@Gman512@StolenValor1 Yes I can see what you’re saying and why you choose to do it like you do, but with the way it all reads there’s no separation like they did during the Nam era. With Vietnam Veteran/Vietnam Era Veteran. So as far as I’m concerned the Airman and yourself can just tell them to F/O
@Gman512@StolenValor1 Sounds like they need to get their facts straight before dogging one of our troops. That’s ridiculous, I didn’t know all the details on it that’s why I commented on your post to find out a little more.
@Gman512@StolenValor1 I was Army in the the sand during the gulf war, I knew our sailors and airmen within a certain distance were still considered Gulf Vets, but had no idea that reached as far as Korea’s AO.