Red Neck Airforce steps up where FEMA failed

 NY Post:

Hundreds of special operations personnel in North Carolina have formed their own homegrown rescue and supply operation in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene after they grew tired of waiting for the federal government to get its act together.

The Post found an all-volunteer operation being run out of a Harley-Davidson dealership with ruthless efficiency and military precision.

“Who’s FEMA?” ex-Green Beret Adam Smith derisively responded when asked about the agency’s presence on the ground since the deadly storm ravaged the rural western part of the state.

“This disaster has definitively proven without a shadow of a doubt FEMA’s incompetence and incapability,” he said, noting that the agency didn’t even show up until Thursday — almost a week after the storm that has killed at least 232, nearly half of them in the mountainous west of the Tar Heel State.
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Congress needs to investigate why FEMA was unable to perform when they were needed most.   Was it a leadership problem or something else?  Fortunately for North Carolina, some special ops veterans were willing to do the job.

See also:

Harris-Biden Admin Turned FEMA Into a DEI Experiment – and Hurricane Victims Are Suffering for It

And:

 Jeff Carlson

We recently highlighted shocking grants FEMA has made to NGOs that are trafficking illegals into our country. This prompted us to take a harder look into FEMA's spending of your money.

The short answer: It's bad. Really bad.

FEMA: Funding the Invasion

truthovernews.org

FEMA: Funding the Invasion

FEMA spent hundreds of millions to house illegals and fund the NGOs that are responsible for driving illegals into our country


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