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Those are the kind of rules that don’t help in a time of absolute survival disaster. That’s number one. Number two is if you’re reading about FEMA online and wondering if they’re really a pain in the tail, I can confirm it is true. I tried to send in a pallet of chainsaws two days ago and we had to divert it somewhere away from FEMA because they wanted to confiscate. FEMA, those ancient chainsaws, our mountain people, are much better with them than y’all are, although I’m sure there’s some very fine people that work for FEMA.
I’m talking about the organization, but those saws need to be the hands of the guys on ATVs down in the holler and up on these trees where there are blocked roads where we can get access to our neighbors who are still stranded. This is not a one-time little five-minute storm. There are people that we have not gotten to yet and we want to get to them. That’s why those chainsaws are up there. So fine, we’re gonna go around you FEMA and don’t try to get in the way of North Carolina mountain people and when we are trying to take care of each other.
You should also know I had a shipment trying to go in the last night that got stopped because somebody wanted to inventory it so we diverted that one elsewhere to get it into the hands of an apartment complex of seniors that have been neglected. So thank you to the friend of mine who alerted me to that complex and to the other friend who took this load up and by the way got to spend the night at the apartment of somebody who was just willing to help out. The biggest thing you have to know here is that neighbors are looking after neighbors and when FEMA is in the way don’t think you’re gonna stop us because that’s basically like a Satan roadblock and God will find a way because God always wins.
The other thing I want y’all to know is that we do have support from all over the country. We’ve got NYPD fire departments, we’ve got linemen and emergency personnel and we in North Carolina are very grateful that you have chosen to come help us. So thank you to them but boo to the government agencies that want to get in the way. And by the way that add one more thing. The announcement today that this little tiny pittling amount of money is gonna go to people impacted by this storm. Are you kidding me? I told y’all before you cannot eat money or drink money.
Why are we not seeing massive supply drops come in and I mean massive. The government is run by my taxpayer dollars and your taxpayer dollars. They are a net consumer not a producer. So whatever they’re throwing out there comes from me as a taxpayer and citizen. D. C. Quit trying to buy us off because you can’t buy us for $750 anyway. How about you send in the water we need? Send in some a T. V. Send in some more chainsaws and fuel and let us take care of our people and get out of the way because Western North Carolina is going to pull through this whether you get in our way or not.
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