Christmas will soon be fading. But before it does, let’s drop by Dollywood with Patara for a glimpse of the Christmas cheer.
What has she learned this year? She’s still undergoing transformation. Also, she issues an admonishment: Do not shrink.
We all can see how dystopic and dysfunctional FEMA has been in the aftermath of the Hurricane Helene. FEMA, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, has barely responded to what many consider the worst disaster to befall the United States in the past decade.Is it because their budget was already stripped handling the exorbitant pools of illegal migrants allowed into the nation by the corrupt Biden-Harris regime?
Here, Steve Turley discusses how the widespread devastation across North Carolina and other Appalachian states ripped the bottom out of the rotten campaign of Kamala Harris. How can she or Joe Biden ever resurrect their reputations after they mistreated an entire region of America is such a gross and cavalier fashion?
Here, Patara from Appalachia’s Homestead travels through Tennessee and North Carolina to show first-hand the devastation from Hurricane Helene. Both states were hit hard, but the devastation in North Carolina was particularly brutal. Patara describes it as “worse than you know.”
Much of this report centers around the mountain community of Marshall, to the northwest of Asheville. Not shown, but said to be as wrecked, were communities to the east of Asheville, including Swannanoa and Black Mountain.
Disregard the federal government’s proclamation that 213 Americans lost their lives in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. The actual death toll will extend into the thousands.
That’s the word from Bear Independent — a prepper on the scene in western North Carolina. He discusses the horrors he has witnessed in that devastated region, where he’s been providing relief through his work with Grindstone Ministries. Here, he is interviewed by Billy Bond in a PIMPcast, the PIMP standing for Permaculture Is My Passion.
Bear says “entire valleys are filled with bodies” buried beneath mounds of silt and debris. He says the federal government routinely lies to hide the scope of the disaster, and now they’re spreading even bigger lies to cover up their mishandling of the carnage. “The federal government,” he says, “is actively working against recovery.”
Jim Willie says whatever happened in Maui is now happening on a large scale in the southeastern United States.
Appearing on Patriot Underground, Willie says there’s an ellipse measuring 1,000-by-300 miles with no electricity, the result of the recent hurricanes, and he believes this is the beginning of a Civil War. And he blames the chaos on the rogue elements, namely a number of federal agencies spearheaded by FEMA, the FBI, ATF, Secret Service and Homeland Security.
Willie says FEMA has gone totally rogue and has 30,000 officials in the storm zone. “They’re acting like soldiers, but I don’t believe they’re really soldiers because they’re shooting citizens,” Willie says. He says FEMA has now infiltrated Appalachia, where they are encountering resistance from the Northern Militia, who are shooting back.
Willie explains further and questions the death toll from the hurricanes, which he says approaches 30,000 and not 300 announced by government officials.
What the Media Won’t Tell You: Southern Appalachia After Hurricane Helene. Are the federal bureaucrats taking revenge against Tennessee because the state passed legislation to stop chemtrails? Do these bureaucrats even care about any of us any longer, or are they simply pushing their own corrupt agenda? Here’s more from Really Graceful.
Hurricane Helene especially impacted North Carolina, where an estimated 600 people or more went missing. The storm impacted the tiny town of Spruce Pine, which has been extremely important for mining related to the production of semiconductor chips as well. Bizarrely, in 1958, there was another Hurricane Helene that hit on the same day, was the same size, and went along a similar path to the 2024 hurricane.
Was this all due to some form of weather modification? Was it just a freak accident? Did the government know it was going to be as bad as it was, with towns completely flooded and destroyed? Tune in to this Edge of Wonder Live show for a deeper look into the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.
While the Appalachian Mountains stretch from parts of Canada to Alabama, the cultural region of Appalachia typically refers only to the central and southern portions ranging from the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, south-westerly to the Great Smoky Mountains, and is called home by approximately 25 million people. Robert Sepehr introduces the people, culture and history of Appalachia.
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Travel to the heart of Appalachia and experience the hidden gem that is West Virginia. Feel the pulse of coal mining running through the veins of locals as well as hear the environmental opposition to the practice in this moving Explore special.
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