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Hagbard Celine

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  1. 300m is peanuts when we have a 30b rainyday fund and texas averages 137 tornados a year - 75% of which are EF1/0 - which leaves 2500 tornados since 1950 of EF2 or higher, which means 34 times a year somewhere in texas a storm siren is the last line of defense to keep you alive if the power is out or your cell is dead or you don't have coverage and since every big urban connurbation has sirens already, the kerrvilles of the world get to use our urban tax dollars to help themselves (and 'crazy people from houston') stay alive while spending money in their economy - seems like a good deal to me total tornado deaths in texas 1950-present: 594 total flash-flood deaths in texas 1959-present: 1069 hmmm.....
  2. i saw a clip from this morning where he said "we need to stand down on partisan attacks while recovering and grieving" etc. again, the regime is now 31 years in to complete and total power in this state it is impossible to question leadership in texas WITHOUT it being labeled "partisan" by the regime because they are 100% of the leadership
  3. uh oh this is the same kerr county stuff from yesterday but dramatically expanded in addition to refusing free sirens paid for with obama money, they turned down free biden money in 21 https://www.reddit.com/r/TexasPolitics/comments/1ltnjf8/we_have_floods_all_the_time_and_small_town/ welp, just in case the regime hacks reddit i'm going to go ahead and copypasta the content
  4. if i were one of the parents my price would be "all heads roll or we turn the state blue" podium barbie had to look down while trashing the nws - the regime is concerned
  5. it seems you are interpreting the concentration of sentiment around the privileged daughters of rich white folk as "shaming" that's not my intent nor do i believe anyone else on this forum shares that intent we're in the cloak room, sir the dead adults in tents and rv's do not represent a threat to the regime we're not making it about one side or the other we're using the facts to support a narrative regarding accountability not alternative facts real, actual, facts so, to help you out, allow me to shame the adult camping dead: they and their surviving relatives represent no threat to holding the regime accountable for the atrocity
  6. ok put aside the deployment/budget contest..... the STATE had decided ON THE 2ND there was a potential problem..... ..... ..... how did 80 people still die?
  7. the rich parents of these white girls that were screaming for their lives as they were ripped away to drown in a biblical flood can choose to make them do so or they can take the check and take a knee we'll see what happens
  8. the last time i checked, the only recurring flash flood in austin, BELOW the balcones escarpment, is shoal creek, and as the author stated, they are trained for HILL COUNTRY flash floods in swift water; now, town lake might be a candidate for a flood..... hold it, sorry, there's a dam with 56% of it's available capacity just upstream.....
  9. they used the word "ATROCITY" so no, he didn't wow this is going poorly for the regime this morning...... ATROCITY
  10. WHOA - HOLY SHIT - "DEPLOYMENT ORDERS CAME DOWN FROM THE STATE OF TEXAS ON THE 2ND" holy fuck that's bad that's very bad for the regime
  11. in other words, the parents will have sold their girls' souls for $500k each to stand down and endorse the regime
  12. do you live in or anywhere near houston, corpus, south florida or any place else from matagorda to maine that's subject to hurricane storm surge?
  13. i like the quotes around "rare" because the aerial imagery makes clear these are not 500- or even 100- year events if it's flat next to a river in the hill country, it's a floodplain hydrology $9.95
  14. thank you for this nugget - i had not seen it
  15. it should be razed to the ground, all traces of human construction removed, including the foundations and roads, and returned to hill country floodplain
  16. if i'm reading this correctly, they turned down $1mil of free fema grant money for storm sirens because it would have meant using an obama disaster declaration to get the money using the 2015 flood which killed the kids in the school bus there are 2 streets in highland park this morning with green and white ribbons on at least one tree for multiple houses someone with river oaks access please do a driveby and report back
  17. if 20 sets of white parents call a news conference and angrily demand answers to questions like this the magats are going to scramble like roaches when the lights are turned on - their only recourse will be to eat themselves - they will have no other "other" to attack or blame for the tragedy
  18. it's going to take some time (2 weeks!) to find out if the parents of these girls are going to sacrifice them to the orange god the republican newspeak regime owns these deaths - as pointed out they've been in power in texas for 31 years - they can't blame biden or kamala or obama for kerrville's idiotic lack of storm sirens - and the serendipity (!) of this tragedy happening on July 4th should not be lost on the religious right - it could have been simply a local texas thing but no - wheels and gnome had to suck orange cock on national presser for no reason whatsoever - so they made this tragedy the ultimate test of magat loyalty - will the parents of these girls sacrifice them to the orange god? - or will they bring the wrath of the god of abraham?
  19. i think we are going to learn that the campers and counselors: - were on their own - had no plan - had no training on situational awareness - had no idea a flood was even possible
  20. plaintext It was about 1 a.m. on the Fourth of July when the facilities manager at a central Texas summer camp saw water from the Guadalupe River steadily rising amid a deluge of rain. Aroldo Barrera notified his boss, who had been monitoring reports of the storms approaching Presbyterian Mo-Ranch Assembly, a recreation destination where an intercultural youth conference had been called off early just hours earlier. Despite an absence of warning by local authorities, camp officials acted quickly on their own, relocating about 70 children and adults staying overnight in a building near the river. With the kids safe, camp leaders including President and CEO Tim Huchton were able to avoid the catastrophe that hit at least one other camp near Hunt, where the 500-acre Mo-Ranch is located. “They helped them pack up,” Lisa Winters, communications director for Mo-Ranch, told The Associated Press on Sunday. “They got them up, they got them out, put them up on higher ground.” They had a plan and executed it. In another report I heard they actually moved a bunch of kayaks and canoes to higher ground also. The same thought process probably went on at La Junta as well. To @troph’s point all the camps should have an emergency plan and drill on it before any kids show up. It’s government’s job to require they have it in place and provide adequate warning. Hook 'Em Quote Fudge Nuggets Fudge Nuggets Legacy Members 20.8k
  21. it is beyond asinine that kerrville does not have tornado sirens in the year 2025 i'm shocked we don't have a state law that requires them for any city of more than 1000 people
  22. this is the best explanation of why the right cries for the protection of the right in dt it explains why ana and seed and others write what they write
  23. synthetic aperture radar using certain frequencies can detect human remains not above top secret but certainly not openly discussed the deployment of this level of technology to find these remains is verboten in a 'news' thread
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