Why are they lying about North Carolina and the region?

[The_Patriot21]

3 hours ago, nebula said:

I apologize for my autism-spectrum-brain hiccups when my emotions get flared. I do not know how to properly address challenges like this when to provide evidence for my claims, I have to re-find videos and post them, hoping they will get approved, just to show you that I am reporting on genuine problems and concerns.

I admit I was wrong in trying to describe the FEMA camps as "concentration camps;" I forgot this was a trigger word. My point was that they are heavily guarded, and from the looks of them, they aren't building shelter for hurricane victims. The videos that I did see came from people who video'd themselves approaching the camps, either from ground-level or from above on a mountainside. The one up the mountainside was able to catch a glimpse of the camp from above. It was definitely hurricane-devastated Western NC. You can see a photo of that (or rather a screenshot from the video) with the front shot of video I posted.

No one is claiming what the camps are about; that was my trying to paint a picture of what I was seeing. The point is that they are mystery camps in that everyone knows they are being built but none of the officials are talking to the people about them or what they are there for and the entrances are heavily guarded. One woman has on video a giant container labeled "tornado shelter" being trucked into one of the camps. (Don't you think that is creepy?) Let me know if you need for me to re-find that video so you can see it for yourself.

See that's not a surprise. Unless the camp is for refugees, they're not going to let anyone in. I wouldn't either, refugees, conspiracy theorists, and curious onlookers, can wreck all kinds of havoc in a base camp used to house workers and resources for the emergency at hand. Instead of planning out how to assist the next neighborhood, they're dealing with thieves and looters in their own camp.

Now, I'm not saying that what is going on. Maybe there is something nefarious going on with them, or at least some of them. I'm just saying unless it's a camp designed to take on survivors, they're unlikely to let anyone in regardless of their intentions.

[ayin jade]

14 hours ago, In the Clouds said:

There is no need to move this serious situation to conspiracy.  It is devastating.  I speak from first hand witnesses.  We were out of state; but, neighbors in NC gave eyewitness accounts of our area.

Have you any involvement in being a first responder?  You would know that this is beyond normal destruction.  I was a catastrophic adjuster after Hurricane Katrina.  There are some powers and destructions that are beyond comprehension:  the sights, the smells that you can never forget, the pain and suffering.  This should not be a political issue.  This is a time to come out of self and look to help people not remain victims.  Give a hand up!   

Can you share some of their experiences?

[In the Clouds]

8 hours ago, ayin jade said:

Can you share some of their experiences?

Our area in NC was not damaged.  It's at a safe altitude even though it is only a couple of blocks off of a river that flows through NC and TN.  It is also by the lake and TVA dam that was not damaged.  The county highways need some repair but is driveable.  Phone systems and internet was lost for days.  Water supply is intact but on boil alert.  Electricity was lost for days.  Food spoilage was a problem.  Debris was a problem.  But, we are luckily just in a mode of clean up.

We are 23 miles from the nearest town.  Highways going east to west are open,  NC to TN but not north to south.  The town is on a cash only basis using correct change.  Credit card systems were not  available; so no automatic transactions.  Gas supplies are limited and run out because of the shortage.  Food supplies at grocery stores were limited.  I don't know if they are back at full capacity.

FEMA, first responders, and volunteers came in by the thousands.  Electrical linemen have also travelled from long distances to aid.  National Guard is helping with rescue and transportation in remote areas.  Locals, volunteers, and FEMA are trying to build temporary dwellings for the homeless.

Edited December 3, 2024 by In the Clouds

[nebula]

James O'Keefe (OMG) has been releasing a series of videos on FEMA in North Carolina. I just posted it in the Video - News section.

Snips from the description:

O'Keefe Media Group visited a FEMA lodging facility to investigate concerns about transparency and accountability in the wake of Hurricane Helene relief efforts. While staff redirected inquiries to FEMA's media affairs team, residents were again left without answers to vital questions.

“We just want to know where the cars are going,” James O’Keefe said to an official representing Strategic Security Corp. outside of a FEMA lodging facility, pressing for details on the movement and whereabouts of the disaster relief resources in North Carolina. The  official responded, “If they didn't give you the information you want, then I'm sorry... you're gonna have to go.”

O’Keefe called the number provided by FEMA, for answers on disaster relief efforts. A person named Nicole, representing FEMA, answered the call. Her blunt, repetitive responses earned her the nickname “HAL,” coined from "2001: A Space Odyssey." Despite O'Keefe's efforts, Nicole's vague, robotic answers only fueled suspicions about FEMA's lack of transparency.

[other one]

That was an interesting video.  I can't imagine what it's all about.  If the government wasn't so corrupt, I guess we would not have to think about it.  There are things going on with FEMA that don't make any real sense.

[nebula]

This comes from a realtor in North Carolina:

“Here’s what's latest. North Carolina's emergency system has said they will do buyouts of houses impacted by Helene. Here's how the buyout works. You can get the money for your property based on pre-Helene values. — Why will they give you the money for the buyout but not to stay in the house you want? Somebody's going to have to answer that for me.

Well I found out it's because if North Carolina buys you out of that house they get reimbursed 75% of it from FEMA

Okay, so if FEMA can reimburse 75% of the buyout value and North Carolina has the money to do it right now, how come the homeowner can't have that money to stay put? Because the outcome of selling your property to North Carolina and FEMA with a local authorities blessing is that then they will finish demolishing and it will turn into green space.”

https://x.com/wallstreetapes/status/1865777958381912397?s=46