Witness Tells Story of What the FBI, FEMA, CIA, DEA are REALLY Doing in TX After Hurricane Harvey

a reply to: sled735

Remember? They are being stopped and turned away as stated.. They ain't coming for you. Right? Still... My emphasis made... don't confuse my point.. I've trained long, hard and repeatedly and require or expect nothing in return..

Sled... if you we're hurt or in need? I'd be there ASAP. Always... The very reason I train... is to respond.. I would... and I will.. rudeness n all!


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originally posted by: opethPA

originally posted by: rickymouse
I am sure there is a little truth to what he says, but I do not think there is anything other than stupidity on the part of some people controlling things that is of concern. It is good that these actual footmen are doing the right thing most times, Orders from above are often all messed up.

Any time the government gets involved in anything, it usually gets inefficient and expensive. Common sense is not usually promoted, dysfunctional regulations are abundant.

Oh yeah, which part do you find a little truthful?

1. Opening damns on people
2. Shooting people and letting their bodies wash out to see
3. FEMA Bread lines at WalMart (oddly which is what you would expect in a disaster like this)
4. FEMA Prison ships
5. Gun Confiscation
6. Agent Orange or similar things hidden as spraying for mosquitos.

I am thinking they may have sprayed something, sort of an antibacterial to counteract all the germs that came out of the sewers.

They may have set up shop at a Walmart to hand out some water and food, although that may actually have been Walmart doing that. I saw they were giving out water at one Walmart.

They may have confiscated some guns from people if they were carrying them around. Everyone in Texas packs, so I suppose it could have just been a gun confiscation.

They did rerout some water and that did cause some problems. They were supposedly trying to avoid a major disaster. If my home was stuck in a pond because they did that, I wouldn't be happy.

We have some very close friends who have a home in Port Aransas, right in the middle of it all. Unbelievably, their house and immediate neighbors received almost no visible damage while virtually every other block in town was very heavily damaged. Still, although the house looked fine, the insurance adjuster VOLUNTEERED the information that the house was doused in water at least three to four feet high. Of course this was obvious once entering the house, but overtly the insurance guy could have stiffed them and moved on. We have spoken to our friends almost daily since Harvey and they have extremely high praise for everyone involved: neighbors, charities, volunteer workers, and the government. This was not a time or place for "rubber-necking" and it seems to me the authorities did an incredible job of mitigating peripheral damage. It is hard for me to complement anything the government does because they completely destroyed my family's way of life and income resulting in my being placed on permanent disability, but if I can complain about the bad I would be no better than they are if I don't give credit when due. I think they got this right.

a reply to: rickymouse

They're using C-130s equipped with MASS units to spray pesticides to control the mosquito population.

Air Force deploys MASS to Texas.

a reply to: sled735

Hey, I'm only sharing the video and told what this guy was saying.

Oh OK...

The Powers That Be appear to be trying to kill people. Population control?

Why do people believe everything some nutjob spouts out without a shred of proof? It's mind boggling that the first logical thing to spring to mind is that the govt. is practicing population control when someone makes wild and crazy claims. No chance dude is just off his rocker.

originally posted by: GeauxHomeYoureDrunk
a reply to: sled735

Sorry darlin', my whole family is there and that guy is full of bunkus. The only thing even remotely true is that yes they opened the dams on the Neches and Sabine rivers and many who weren't flooded by the 53 inches of rain my former home got were flooded by the release of the dams- which was necessary by the way to keep them from completely collapsing and causing the complete destruction of most of SE Texas. I have many family members who lost everything due to the dam releases but who understand why it was completely necessary. Other friends and family members who were more fortunate have taken them in and they have already begun the cleanup and rebuilding process.

Ditto.

From Houston to Beaumont, Silsbe, Port Arther, Bridge City, and oddly, cleaveland. My inlaws and family were in the flood. Some worse than others. No conspiracy. Tough but neccessary calls were made...

From a conspiracy theorist... There was nothing fishy about government response.

Not to sure one should follow the CTs shared beyond some may have a small grain of truth somewhere in them. The bigger issue not talked about here, that could be a conspiracy is this:
"Booming Houston built over land meant for flood projects"

HOUSTON (AP) — The explosive expansion of Houston subdivisions into prairies far to the west helped make the city affordable for the average 345 people who moved there each day, but it also paved over thousands of acres that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers had intended for a reservoir and other flood-control projects to help against deluges like the ones from Harvey.

Source
This affected many in the lower income bracket.

a reply to: opethPA

This is a conspiracy theorist's wet dream.

Lather it on thick!

originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: opethPA

This is a conspiracy theorist's wet dream.

Lather it on thick!

I can't argue with that any..

Random dude making ridiculous claims on YouTube with no proof to back anything up.

It's getting real now.. I think thar is the saying ..lol

originally posted by: sled735
just like we see in a Socialist government.

What?
I think you are confusing communism with socialism, or anything really, clearly not based on reality.