[chrisser]

I’ll be totally shocked if someone tells me that Puerto Rican politics is dominated by ‘Rats.

[Steely Tom]

This is just like they do in Africa, where the bosses use the suffering of millions of people to beg for Western aid, then pocket it while their populations die off. They couldn't care less. If it takes ten million deaths to pay for their private jet fleet, so be it.

Then they go to Davos and the UN and are treated like heroes and human rights champions. It's sickening.

[rfreedom4u]

I, for one, am sick and tired of so much evidence against democrats and liberals and no handcuffs yet.

[eyeamok]

a stash of emergency supplies — that had been sitting untouched since Hurricane Maria slammed the island in 2017

Untouched my ass, I got $10 that says they were SELLING the merchandise to feather their own nest.

[mylife]

Ahhh Shaddahp and have some mafungo.

[Crucial]

You don’t want to piss off Puerto Ricans.

[null and void]

[Brilliant]

Nothing is changed unless they voters vote these politicians out and replace them with conservatives. There isn’t much chance of that.

[Spruce]

“Those involved owe us an explanation a piece of the action” she said.

[mewzilla]

Reports are over a dozen warehouses.

[BobL]

““Those involved owe us an explanation,” she said.”

That’s easy, those who control the supplies have the power...and certainly in Third World countries like Puerto Rico.

[ealgeone]

Trump’s fault!

[piasa]

I wonder if there were a bunch of generators and chainsaws in the warehouses because those high value items are offered by FEMA after hurricanes here.

[olesigh]

Bm

[Leep]

Won’t change their opinion of Trump..because they suck!

[BuffaloJack]

Sound like a perfectly good reason for Tar & Feathers.

[EC Washington]

I am a member of an Association that sent supplies to PR. There were 100’s of Ocean Containers sitting on the docks. The truck drivers would not move anything until they were paid in cash. The back-up at the docks made moving supplies impossible. The PR Government did nothing to get the truck drivers to move the containers into the area of need. It was a complete cluster bomb.

[piasa]

The problem with these articles is they don’t name the rats. Who owns or rents the warehouse? The local government or a private owner? Who knew but was silent? Nail them all.

[DocRock]

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[Hatteras]

“This is outrageous,” Ponce Mayor Maria Melendez told reporters.

Round up the usual suspects....