Other than a handful of civilians, some of them working out of small government offices, there is nobody trying to help the many victims of Hurricane Helene who, like the above woman's aunt, are stuck in locations that are no longer accessible by car. (Related: Parts of Asheville and western North Carolina are in ruins following Hurricane Helene, which unleashed a Mad Max-type scenario on the region.)Hurricane Helene Victim Speaks Out Against Kamala Harris Admin
“There is no government aid. None. Zero.” ? “The government is currently trying to arrest people who are delivering supplies via helicopter” “They are threatening to arrest those people. They are threatening to… pic.twitter.com/B7ddeqmasO — Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) October 2, 2024
On Twitter / X, someone dutifully pointed out that local sheriffs still have the final say on what goes on in their jurisdictions, so if the feds are blocking aid, these local sheriffs can step in to tell them to scram. "The doctrine of lesser magistrates," this person wrote. "Local sheriffs need to begin arresting any federal employee that threatens or interferes with local relief efforts." Another noted that Biden just gave America's strategic stockpile of backup generators and transformers to Ukraine, but because of the port shutdown these critical items are still on U.S. soil and can still be intercepted and delivered to Appalachia where they truly belong. "Confiscate it all and send it to western North Carolina where they're needed," this person wrote. "We need to do this. Truckers idle from port strike could come to aid delivering tons of resources. Government turning away thousands trying to deliver aid and help could be the start of a needed peaceful revolution." The latest news about the situation in Appalachia following Hurricane Helene can be found at Disaster.news. Sources for this article include: WhiteHouse.gov X.com NaturalNews.comJust like what happened in Maui... pic.twitter.com/tpnveJ3cXK
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