(10-01-2024, 02:30 PM)mikesez Wrote:

(10-01-2024, 01:51 PM)jagibelieve Wrote: A real leader would have directed the National Guard to go in and start clearing roads, bringing in supplies and help with relief efforts.  FEMA should also be there doing the same thing, but I saw a story earlier that their priorities are DEI and environmental concerns.

Regardless if people live on hillsides and on dirt roads, the Federal, State and local governments all have the equipment needed to clear roads.  Residents are having to do what they can just to get fuel for chain saws and other equipment that they have to clear the roads up themselves.

So what exactly are the reasons for the response not being like Katrina?  Could it be that your party/"President"/Vice-"President" couldn't be bothered to help those white rednecks that live in the woods?

A press release on nationalguard.mil dated Friday said that the NG had mobilized 6,300 troops to the area.
My wife's employee's husband was deployed as of Thursday.
Enough with the misinformation.

That isn't enough.

The bigger issue is the US government is keeping the rest of the troops waiting to be sent to WW3. The national guard and the regular troops should be there helping to rescue people and starting to get services back.

Water service is going to take a long time to get back up and running. Even if people didn't lose their home and it's livable, they won't be able to buy anything with all the shortages from the strike now.

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