FEMA Is Broke, So Who Is Trying To Save Appalachia?

FEMA Is Broke, So Who Is Trying To Save Appalachia?

FEMA Is Broke, So Who Is Trying To Save Appalachia?

Our Deanna told you this morning that FEMA is broke. If you haven’t read her eye-opening, great post, you can read it here. People in Appalachia are dead or dying, entire towns are wiped out. There is no access to these mountain towns or isolated homes. Who is trying to save Appalachians?

I suppose the Appalachians should be grateful (sarc) because the poor residents of Lahaina, Hawaii only got $700.00 after the Maui fire. The residents affected by Hurricane Helene have been offered $750.00 as Deanna told you. Yippee Skippy. And, as she told you, FEMA spent all our money on illegal aliens. Why? A quick perusal of the FEMA website might provide an answer.

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You’ve lost everything. You are dehydrated. You need insulin. FEMA is worried about EQUITY. You don’t give a flying fungus about equity. The Left/Deep State hate us. They really hate us.

The Appalachian people are getting help. Who is trying to save Appalachia?

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, who else? From the Tampa Bay Times:

As Florida communities begin to recover from the devastation of Hurricane Helene, Gov. Ron DeSantis on Monday made clear his focus is not just on helping the state — he is also invested in devoting state resources to those impacted in North Carolina and Tennessee.

“Florida, we have it handled,” the governor said at a news conference in Steinhatchee, one of the many coastal towns ravaged by the storm, which made landfall as a Category 4 storm late last week.

That’s so Ron DeSantis. Prepared, took care of his own, and now, helping others.

Florida Congressman Cory Mills (R-7), again, who else? He has been part of rescues in Afghanistan, Israel/Gaza and Haiti. Now, he is doing it on U.S. Continental soil:

Rep. Cory Mills (R-Fla.) is on site in western North Carolina helping provide supplies and evacuation support to the communities devastated by Hurricane Helene.

Mills on Monday focused on dropping in with a helicopter to provide supplies like food, water, and diapers to those impacted by the storms.

“Today we were able to drop between three, four thousand pounds of supplies into Asheville, North Carolina,” Mills said in a video posted to the social platform X.

On Tuesday, Mills said he planned to do welfare checks, drop more supplies, or provide transportation to a nearby hospital or medical facility if necessary.

“What we’re going to be looking at are areas that are harder to get to,” Mills said in a video shared with The Hill, saying that one of the locations they were targeting Tuesday has elderly people, while another had an 8-year-old. One area being targeted is Burnsville, N.C.

FEMA isn’t ponying up, but you know who isn’t helping? Let’s Go Brandon:

Irresponsible and intentional. Cory Mills was with the 82nd when he served in the Army. He is so All-American.

The hardy and hearty Mountain Folk are helping themselves where they can:

The government didn’t make the roads back in the Revolutionary War. The people made the roads:

I cannot leave out my beloved Tennessee Volunteers. My late Father-in-law graduated from Cosby High School up in Cocke County. Go Big Orange. #GBO

Even though Samaritan’s Purse is in the area affected by Hurricane Helene, they are still stepping up to help the victims:

After decades of lifting others out of devastating circumstances, these good Samaritans have found themselves in a crisis of their own.

Samaritan’s Purse, a Christian relief organization, is no stranger to reducing tremendous suffering and damage in communities all over the world. After Hurricane Helene tore through much of the South this past weekend — including the group’s headquarters in Boone, North Carolina — Samaritan’s Purse organizers had to find a way to help others as well as themselves.

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Once Helene robbed millions of Americans of their electricity and running water, the focus had to become more local.

Volunteers from Samaritan’s Purse wasted no time in beginning to eradicate the masses of trees and branches suffocating the houses and roads of North Carolina. One of the most immediate issues has been roof damage. Given the extent of the damage, it seems all the volunteers can offer are band-aids in the form of tarps. But even these temporary fixes are better than a leaky roof and a flooded home.

Finally, Mercury One, founded by Glenn Beck, is helping to fund Cory Mills’ efforts. Mercury One helped fund many rescue and relief operations. The website is here.

Always remember how much the Deep State and Liberals hate you.

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FEMA is broke because it gave your hard earned money away.

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