Remembering the Texas Flood Victims

Scum ball shot dead

Looter shot dead in Panama City, Florida

Isn't it funny--there is always some scum ball exploiting a natural disaster for their own gain.

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Raw Partisan Politics from the "News" Media

The Media That Attacked Bush For Flying Over New Orleans Is Attacking Trump For Landing in Texas

By Erick Erickson | Wednesday, August 30, 2017

If President Trump were to go to Houston and walk on the flood waters carrying people out of their homes, the national press corps would attack him for being unable to swim. He cannot win with them and that is why so few Americans really respect or pay attention to the media any more. The press has given up objectivity for raw partisan politics even in times of disaster.

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Israel our only Friend?

Thanks to ALL of the countries that helped the U.S. after hurricane "Sandy" & the Oklahoma Tornado's.

I think it is highly appropriate at this time that we send THANKS to all of the countries that have reciprocated for our help with their disasters, misgivings, social turmoil, & poverty by returning the favor, and sending the United States of America monetary and physical help when "Sandy" ravaged our East Coast leaving dead, homelessness and pure disaster along with the tornado's that have hit Oklahoma towns.

Listed below are ALL the countries, and worldwide organizations that gave us gracious assistance.

Please assist me in thanking these entities by passing on this message so that people from all over America can join in and THANK ALL of our neighbors throughout the world, to whom we have given BILLIONS!!

1.   Israel
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Yes, the "list" is complete.  So, THANK YOU to the People of Israel !!! And to the rest of the World it's time to PULL the PLUG on American foreign aid !!!

          DO I HEAR AN AMEN?

I received this e-mail today and after checking this out, it appears that Israel is the only country that came through for us. This is something that the liberal  press never mentioned.

Glenn Beck's Non Profit gives $720,000 to Tornado relief

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Emotions ran high on Saturday when eight Cleveland County deputies received checks from Joe Kerry, the head of Glenn Beck’s nonprofit organization Mercury One.

Five of those deputies’ homes were completely destroyed during the May tornadoes while the other three deputies’ homes sustained damage. As Kerry handed each of them their check and shook each of their hands, he made a decision.

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Sandy victim rips Obama anew

More borrowing--
Congress approved a measure yesterday (Bill HR 41) that allowed (FEMA) to borrow $9.7 billion to begin paying some insurance claims made by victims of Hurricane Sandy.

Shhh, it's top secret

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Do you hear much about Benghazi lately? The State Department has denied interviews with the survivors in Benghazi. Repeated requests for more support were denied, despite prior attacks on the compound in the months leading up to September 11, 2012. Read more...

What about Obama's promise to all the Hurricane Sandy victims? Hear much about that lately? He visited New Jersey on October 31 and New York on November 15. Obama pledged to storm victims that "we are here for you and we will not forget." They are still suffering and funding for temporary dwellings have and are drying up. More than 34,000 people were displaced because of Hurricane Sandy.

Digging Out in New Jersey

"No matter how high-def your screen might be, you can't truly comprehend some disasters until you see them firsthand. I've been made speechless twice before: Once, when I went out on the Gulf to see the extent of the BP oil disaster two years ago, and also the first time I watched a mountain being blasted apart for coal. This weekend, though, it was my own hometown that stunned me."

Read more... of Michael Brune's story and the devastating effects of Sandy at the Jersey Shore.

Japan Earthquake and Tsunami one year today

Tsunami viewed from a car

2nd Anniversary of the Haitian Earthquake

COMMEMORATION OF THE 2ND ANNIVERSARY OF THE HAITI EARTHQUAKE

To all Democrats from the Palm Beach County Democratic Party:

You are cordially invited to a Commemorative Mass and Memorial Service to remember the victims and support the survivors:

11 a.m. to 12 noon - Catholic Mass - St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church
12 noon to 2 p.m. - Memorial Service & Refreshments - Parish Hall
10300 Yamato Road, Boca Raton, FL 33498 (SW corner of Yamato, just west of 441)

r.s.v.p. Evelyn T. Garcia, dhacf@yahoo.com, (561) 966-7307 or Dr. Marie-Therese DeCastro, (561) 647-4087

Host Committee

State Representative Mackenson "Mack" Bernard
PBC Democratic Club President George Conroy
Dr. Marie-Therese DeCastro
United States Congressman Ted Deutch
PBC Dem. Exec. Com. Member Gonzalee Ford<
National Committeewoman Evelyn T. Garcia
Mrs. Angelica Jacob
Dr. Marc Lafalaise<
Mr. Guy Montes
Prince Financial Consultants, LLC
State Committeewoman Bunny Steinman

Sponsored by the Democratic Haitian American Caucus of Florida (DHACF)

DHACF is a non-profit, political organization chartered by the Florida Democratic Party to organize in all 67 counties of Florida to (1) elect Democrats of Haitian descent, (2) promote immigration reform including Temporary Protective Status (TPS) & the Dream Act, & (3) to support international efforts to rebuild The Republic of Haiti. Membership is open to adults registered to vote as Democrats anywhere in the State of Florida. Supporters and donors are also welcome, by check payable to DHACF and mailed to DHACF President Evelyn T. Garcia, 8759 Club Estates Way, Lake Worth FL 33467. Thank you et merci!

Tsunami warning for 20 countries

New Channel 5

Haiti amongst the Rubble

Click on the graphic to start. Perhaps now we can get that $%^& ambulance shipped. Slight delay.

Til the End of Time

People have been predicting the end of the world since God knows when. The Library of Datesetters has the beginning of the doom and gloom at year 44.

Supposedly, according to the Mayan calendar, the Earth will end in the year 2012. They say that the Planet X returns, the Milky Way aligns with the Earth and the Sun on December 12, 2010. the Mayans say that this is a “sign” that the Earth will end.

Right now there is an 8.8 magnitude earthquake in Chile and because of this, Hawaii is under a tsunami warning, a tsunami that is moving faster than a jetliner. An earthquake is the huge amount of energy released when accumulated strain causes a fault to rupture and Chile is on a fault line.

With all the strange weather phenomena over the last several years, it makes even a skeptic, such as I, wonder...what is going on? With countries testing nuclear explosives underground, it makes us all sit up and take notice when there are no explanations to the strange things going on….dead fish, more cancer victims, violent weather changes, etc. Nuclear tests can involve many hazards.

In 1954 we had Bravo, which is considered the worst nuclear accident and caused untold problems: changing weather patterns and contamination of populations and food supplies. These problems have occurred from nuclear tests from other countries as well.

Is it just scientific happenstance of which we have no control? Maarten Keulemans has a web site Exit Mundi. He says this regarding the most likely way that the Earth will die—“Some stuff is simply inevitable. It WILL happen no matter what. His number one theory is that the Sun will die and incinerate our planet-- a super volcano will erupt one day and the universe will eventually die - although scientists still disagree over the details.”

As everything has a beginning and an end, people will be theorizing and discussing about the end of the Earth until the end of time…:)

Just throw them a bone

Displaced Haitians have to live under tarps

Haitians have been abused for an untold number of years—hundreds perhaps. Recently they have had to endure the worst natural disaster in this hemisphere, a 7.0 earthquake that killed over 200 thousand people and caused major damage to Port-au-Prince, Jacmel and other settlements.

36 large U.S. corporations pledged over $1 million each. The Red Cross raised $10 million plus with 15% of that money coming from U.S. corporations. The U.S. government pledged $100 million as a starter. Stars like Sandra Bullock gave $1 million. The Clinton/Bush Haiti Fund raised over $12 million. The list is endless when it comes to donations from all over the world.

So why then are the Haitian victims who are now homeless and own no possessions, have no means to work or buy one thing, are told that they can not have a tent to live in because they are too costly and too inefficient and then are handed a TARP?

This abuse of these people has gone on long enough.

Another Earthquake

Another EARTHQUAKE IN HAITI

As people struggle to recover from the devastating 7.0 earthquake that devastated Port au Prince on January 12, killing at least 72,000 people, another one hit this morning.

This poor country.

World Earthquakes Past Week

Latest earthquakes in the World Past 7 Days

Barbara Jean sent me this link. Interesting web site.

On Haiti - "Hope" is not cutting it

Now the United States and the United Nations are being criticized by Haitians. What for? They are upset about the coordination of the tremendous amount of supplies and goods that are entering their torn country but not being delivered fast enough to those who need them. But Haitians have had it. They are more than frustrated. They have lived through aid never getting to them. It is a situation that has persisted through the years. The U.S. knows that too.

What you have there is a totally collapsed infrastructure. Roads are impassable. The main sea port was destroyed. You have a small airport with one runway with 200 planes coming and going on a daily basis. They are upset because we are transporting troops first before goods.

Without troops and helicopters and other forms of transport on the ground, there will be no way to get the goods to where they need to be. Without opening up the roads, there will be no distribution of medical supplies and water. We have to import equipment to move the rubble. Without security, more people will be out there with machetes, looting and causing mayhem. These are the facts of life and our troops are on a life and death mission.

The Post Editorial says that we need to save Haiti. Their reasoning is there was “hope” to getting the country on track because Haiti “might provide opportunities beyond violence or drugs or making illegal runs for Florida.” What a bunch of hogwash.

We have been involved in Haitian politics almost since its inception. Look at the mess. It is the one of the poorest nations in the world. We supported corrupt regimes with the “hope” that it would get better. Haiti was doing OK until the Duvaliers came into power. They managed to destroy civil society and placed the country on a path toward destruction. Haiti has never recovered from this corrupt Father and Son regime. Then came Aristide who was freely elected. We have sent in over a billion in aid through the years that never got to the people and went to corrupt leaders. Aristide was linked to corruption and the drug trade. It hasn’t gotten better in Haiti. They have not been able to rise from the ashes.

It is horrible what has happened to Haiti, not only now with the worse natural disaster close to us but the continued conditions of its people, who by no fault of their own, were born there and live there with no means of improving their situation. Many of those who get educated leave Haiti with most migrating to the U.S., while those left behind continue to suffer. We need to rethink Haiti altogether because what we have been doing with all our financial "hope" and good intentions have not worked. Geraldo Riviera thinks that we need to take over the country.

Right now, however, we need to put politics aside and help the Haitian people first. 85% of the buildings in Port au Prince were destroyed. Thousands are dead. People continue to die.

America always out front

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Living in the greatest country in the World and always the most generous, the US always is millions of steps ahead of the rest, even when we are over $12 trillion in debt. If you notice the stats below, China has pledged $1 million. The Treasury Department estimates that our debt to China is approximately $776.4 billion, having grown more than $240 billion in the last year. That is more than $10,000 in debt for the average American working family. I have never understood the complaint that when it comes to tragedies, we should do more.

President Obama says $100 million is the first installment.

Funding, committed and uncommitted $

World Bank (emergency loan) 100000000
US 100,000,000
Private (individuals & organizations) 13250818
UN & agencies 10000000
UK 10000000
Australia 8992806
Canada 5000000
Japan 5000000
European Commission 4400000
Netherlands 2886003
Switzerland 1941748
Denmark 1939394
Finland 1803752
Italy 1548002
Germany 1443001
Guyana 1000000
China 1,000,000
Estonia 1000000
New Zealand 1000000
Russian Federation 700000
Belgium 651876
Inter-American Development Bank 200000
Greece 144300
Sweden 61848
TOTAL 273963548

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