Great job red-pilling.
There is hope for some Americans. They just must be made to see.
After that, the truth is overwhelming.
Bagster
P.S. on my last comment. I have one more observation from my month away.
Been praying for Cats PJs. Also have a son-in-law working for FEMA who’s over in Destin now. He’s been with FEMA a long time and worked many hurricanes. Talked to him last weekend and he’s told us this is the worst disaster he’s ever seen. He says it’s much worse than Katrina.
This disaster isn’t getting the press it deserves to let America know how devastated the area is. They need our prayers and support. I don’t hold with red cross but there are churches and other reputable institutions. And again, we FreeQs know how to pray.
My GD was living there when the hurricane was coming and evacuated 2 days before it hit. The house she lived in was badly damaged, the business she worked for also.
It is hard to find news of the recovery.
My GD isn’t going back, she told her employer that she would stay if she was needed and her boss seemed relieved that she was responsible for one less employee. 90% of their business comes from military and most of them are still not back in the area. There is still no electricity in the area.
% of their business comes from military and most of them are still not back in the area. There is still no electricity in the area.
This being . . . leading Christians to the FEMA death camps in exchange for food and vaccines for the Pastors & their immediate families. Mark Taylor and others insist it's very true and that some pastor has the document. But I haven't seen solid verification.
Great job red-pilling.
There is hope for some Americans. They just must be made to see.
After that, the truth is overwhelming.
Bagster