OPINION – Ten days ago, Hurricane Helene ripped through the southeastern United States, leaving behind death, injuries, and an estimated $30 billion of damage.
Based in Greenville, South Carolina, we were in the storm’s path and experienced the impact firsthand. The 70 mph winds and 9 inches of rain over a period of hours downed power lines, toppled countless trees and caused horrible flooding throughout the city.
Downtown was under six feet of water, and homes were flooded. Accounts of injuries and death circulated. Roads were blocked, and stores were depleted. Ninety-eight percent of the region lost power, most for 3-10 days, and others might not have it restored for up to 30 days.
Indeed, it was not good, but the impact of Hurricane Helene, just a relatively short distance to the west and north of us, was dramatically worse. Asheville and surrounding areas in Western North Carolina and Eastern Tennessee were absolutely decimated and devastated with death and destruction.
The rescue mission continues today with a long road ahead remaining. Reports from people and organizations indicate the situation is dire and that help from the federal government has been poor, if not outright horrible, or even cruel.
There have been countless reports of victims helplessly waiting on their roofs or in trees for days on end, without food or water, desperately hoping to be rescued. Similarly, many have detailed encountering dead bodies floating in water or stranded in their homes, and an overall smell of “death” in the area.
There has been an endless stream of videos and social media posts from victims crying out for help. There have been an equal number of videos and posts by concerned citizens, churches, businesses, and organizations who quickly dispatched to the area to help in the rescue efforts, describing the horrific scenes and expressing anger about the lack of response from FEMA or our military.
Consistent reports, including direct accounts from people we know, describe an unbelievable lack of urgency, supplies, manpower, equipment, and helicopters. As if this isn’t unconscionable itself, many contend that supplies and equipment are being blocked, the military has been held back from deploying, and good Samaritans are being arrested for trying to help. Coincidentally, the Georgia and Tennessee National Guard units were just deployed to Ukraine and the Middle East.
One report came out saying that FEMA told the citizens of Chimney Rock that the government has declared eminent domain and now owns all the property—and they plan to bulldoze the entire town, dead bodies and all. The report was denied by FEMA, but the truth will come out in time.
The lack of urgency would seem to emanate from the top as the regime leaders themselves, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, have projected little concern or empathy. When a reporter asked why he and his VP didn’t return to DC to command the rescue and recovery mission of this catastrophe, Biden angrily responded that he spent a couple of hours on the phone at his beach house.
For her part, Kamala flatly read a prepared paragraph saying the government was doing everything they could and there was nothing else they could do. She then promptly returned to campaigning and whatever else, if anything, she does. Biden had also previously stated that there was no more money available to help.
The uber-arrogant and loathsome, House-impeached, Homeland Security Secretary Alexandro Mayorkas tripled down on the “government assistance is maxed” and “coffers are empty” narrative, coldly explaining that FEMA is out of funds for the remainder of the hurricane season due to spending billions to transport, house, feed, and take care of the 20 million illegal “migrants” that have flooded our country. Speaking of the season, Hurricane Milton is currently a category 5 storm that oddly developed in the Gulf of Mexico, continues to gather strength, and is aimed directly at the heart of Florida.
On the heels of delivering these messages, Harris and Mayorkas further reinforced their priorities by announcing additional unplanned aid for Lebanon. Harris parroted Mayorkas, posting on X, “I am concerned about the security and well-being of civilians suffering in Lebanon and will continue working to help meet the needs of all civilians there. To that end, the United States will provide nearly $157 million in additional assistance to the people of Lebanon for essential needs such as food, shelter, water, protection, and sanitation…”
Yes, this is the same Alexandro Mayorkas, along with Border Czar Kamala Harris, who opened our borders and facilitated the mass invasion by these illegals. And, this is the same Joe Biden and Kamala Harris who have led the grotesquely obscene government spending over the past four years, including sending hundreds of billions of dollars to Ukraine and Israel to perpetuate wars.
More than anyone else, if you don’t count the shadow president, these three “leaders” embody the regime’s undeniable and obvious “America Last” policy.
The current atrocious handling of and lack of funding for the Hurricane Helene tragedy simply adds multiple exclamation points—and wickedly rubs the American people’s entire faces in it!
The regime proudly wears their Ukraine flag pins, professes their undying allegiance to Israel, and takes no issue with driving up inflation by printing boatloads of cash to send around the world to perpetuate war, launder money through the climate change scam, fund bioweapon pathogens, bankroll the one world order entities like the WHO, WEF, and the UN, and study the mating habits of blue spotted moths.
They take joy in not only facilitating the entry of tens of millions of illegals (including criminals, gang members, and terrorists) but also in proactively and systematically flying vast numbers of them to targeted areas across the country.
How do you think all those Haitians got to Springfield and all those Somalians got to Minnesota? And, do not take your eye off the fact that they do all of this on your dime, against your will.
But where is all that loyalty and compassion when it comes to North Carolina, Tennessee, South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida as they suffer through a catastrophe? Where is that urgency as countless numbers of people are stranded in a veritable war zone, hoping and praying for someone to come and save their lives?
Could it be any more clear that our betters running the regime have a total disregard for us?
Could it be any more clear that they delight in their “America Last” approach?
The government response, or lack thereof, is outright unconscionable. This regime is truly despicable.
Last week, I wrote an article entitled Conspiracy Theorists versus Conspiracy Realists. In it, I referenced a growing discernment about the happenings and events around us.
Interestingly, a surprising number of social media influencers, independent journalists, meteorologists, and even politicians have suggested that we may be dealing with something even more nefarious and sinister than just a failed disaster response. Many have posted that geoengineering and weather manipulation are real, implying that our government might also have its fingerprints on Hurricane Helene in other ways.
You can find more on that topic in a post we published last evening entitled Manufacturing Catastrophe: Hurricane Helene.
Fully awake to the evil of our government and this particular regime, the Conspiracy Realist in me indeed sees the possibility—or the probability. Yes, it ratchets up the America Last policy to something even worse, but it falls in line with all the hardship and turmoil the regime has deliberately delivered to us over the past four years.
Either way, “We the People” are in an abusive relationship with our government—and we need to do everything in our power to oust the regime in the upcoming election. The hurricane victims and “We the People” deserve an America First approach as our founding fathers intended.
My heart breaks for the Hurricane Helene victims. As fellow citizens, and brothers and sisters in Christ, most immediately, we need to continue to rally to help them however we can in this time of tragedy.
