Really?
Who could have thought.

'Sheriff: Helene Survivors Cannot Apply for $750 Because They Do Not
Have a Phone or Computer'

<https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2024/10/08/sheriff-helene-survivors-apply-750-dont-have-phone-computer/>

'An exasperated South Carolina sheriff slammed the Biden-Harris
administration’s offer to Hurricane Helene survivors of $750 in
“immediate” relief funds, arguing it was nothing compared to what they
gave Ukraine and because it requires access to the internet — which
residents in the worst-hit areas still do not have.

“That lady that’s running for president talks about the $750. Heh — what
about all that money you give to Ukraine and all these other people who
really want to kill us and don’t want to do anything to help us. Why
don’t you just give that money to them, that’s who you want to give it
to to be begin with,” Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright told FOX
News contributor Sara Carter in a video she posted to X on Tuesday.

Carter, who conducted the interview in Chimney Rock, North Carolina,
without internet connection and later uploaded it to X, said that a lot
of people she talked to have been turned down for the $750.

Wright responded, “Well, they talked about ‘get on your phone and
computer.’ Do you not see what the devastation is? They don’t have a
phone or computer!”

Carter noted, “There’s nothing up here, there’s no phone or
communication. I’m going to be posting this later, there’s no way to
access the internet unless you have a Starlink net.”

“Thank you, Elon Musk,” Wright added.

As Breitbart News reported Monday, more than 255,000 customers across
the southeast were still without power.

Wright said his message to the Biden-Harris White House is to “stay
away.”

“If you’re going to be doing the things you’re talking about doing, we’d
just soon you stay out of the way and let the good men and women around
the mountain area and the foothills take care of their own because
you’re nothing more than a boat anchor,” he said.

To former President Donald Trump, he said, “Come soon, President Donald
Trump, we need you. We need you.”

Vice President Kamala Harris last week announced that Americans affected
by Hurricane Helene could apply for $750 for immediate needs. She said
FEMA personnel would be going door-to-door to get residents the
immediate relief money, and those who had an internet connection could
go online to apply.

The announcement sparked criticism that the amount was paltry compared
to the $8 billion that was announced for Ukraine just days before. And
just days after, the administration announced $157 million in aid for
civilians in Lebanon, also sparking outrage.

The Biden-Harris administration has argued that Americans are able to
apply for much more assistance to repair storm-related damage to their
homes and personal property, as well as for temporary housing.

As of October 4, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has said it
has provided $45 million in disaster relief thus far: $23 million to
people in Florida, $17 million to North Carolina, and $4.5 million to
South Carolina'

On 10/9/2024 10:25 AM, John Smyth wrote:
> Really?
> Who could have thought.
>
> 'Sheriff: Helene Survivors Cannot Apply for $750 Because They Do Not
> Have a Phone or Computer'
>
> <https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2024/10/08/sheriff-helene-survivors-apply-750-dont-have-phone-computer/>
>
>
> 'An exasperated South Carolina sheriff slammed the Biden-Harris
> administration’s offer to Hurricane Helene survivors of $750 in
> “immediate” relief funds, arguing it was nothing compared to what they
> gave Ukraine and because it requires access to the internet — which
> residents in the worst-hit areas still do not have.
>
> “That lady that’s running for president talks about the $750. Heh — what
> about all that money you give to Ukraine and all these other people who
> really want to kill us and don’t want to do anything to help us. Why
> don’t you just give that money to them, that’s who you want to give it
> to to be begin with,” Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright told FOX
> News contributor Sara Carter in a video she posted to X on Tuesday.
>
>
> Carter, who conducted the interview in Chimney Rock, North Carolina,
> without internet connection and later uploaded it to X, said that a lot
> of people she talked to have been turned down for the $750.
>
> Wright responded, “Well, they talked about ‘get on your phone and
> computer.’ Do you not see what the devastation is? They don’t have a
> phone or computer!”
>
> Carter noted, “There’s nothing up here, there’s no phone or
> communication. I’m going to be posting this later, there’s no way to
> access the internet unless you have a Starlink net.”
>
> “Thank you, Elon Musk,” Wright added.
>
> As Breitbart News reported Monday, more than 255,000 customers across
> the southeast were still without power.
>
> Wright said his message to the Biden-Harris White House is to “stay
> away.”
>
> “If you’re going to be doing the things you’re talking about doing, we’d
> just soon you stay out of the way and let the good men and women around
> the mountain area and the foothills take care of their own because
> you’re nothing more than a boat anchor,” he said.
>
> To former President Donald Trump, he said, “Come soon, President Donald
> Trump, we need you. We need you.”
>
> Vice President Kamala Harris last week announced that Americans affected
> by Hurricane Helene could apply for $750 for immediate needs. She said
> FEMA personnel would be going door-to-door to get residents the
> immediate relief money, and those who had an internet connection could
> go online to apply.
>
> The announcement sparked criticism that the amount was paltry compared
> to the $8 billion that was announced for Ukraine just days before. And
> just days after, the administration announced $157 million in aid for
> civilians in Lebanon, also sparking outrage.
>
> The Biden-Harris administration has argued that Americans are able to
> apply for much more assistance to repair storm-related damage to their
> homes and personal property, as well as for temporary housing.
>
> As of October 4, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has said it
> has provided $45 million in disaster relief thus far: $23 million to
> people in Florida, $17 million to North Carolina, and $4.5 million to
> South Carolina'

The entire Biden administration should be lined up in the streets and shot.

"WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Senator Rick Scott released the following
statement after the State of New York s plans to spend $2.1 billion to
provide up to $15,600 to illegal aliens who lost work during the
pandemic. New York is using funding it received from President Biden’s
wasteful, untargeted $1.9 trillion “COVID” spending bill, which
dedicated less than 10% of its overall price tag to fighting COVID-19,
and included $360 billion for state and local bailouts that
predominantly benefits liberal states. Senator Scott has led the fight
against wasteful blue state bailouts and repeatedly voiced his strong
opposition to this reckless spending."

https://www.rickscott.senate.gov/2021/4/sen-rick-scott-gov-cuomos-decision-send-15000-checks-illegal-aliens-shameful-misuse-american

On 10/9/2024 3:05 PM, Boars Head wrote:
> On 10/9/2024 10:25 AM, John Smyth wrote:
>> Really?
>> Who could have thought.
>>
>> 'Sheriff: Helene Survivors Cannot Apply for $750 Because They Do Not
>> Have a Phone or Computer'
>>
>> <https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2024/10/08/sheriff-helene-
>> survivors-apply-750-dont-have-phone-computer/>
>>
>>
>> 'An exasperated South Carolina sheriff slammed the Biden-Harris
>> administration’s offer to Hurricane Helene survivors of $750 in
>> “immediate” relief funds, arguing it was nothing compared to what they
>> gave Ukraine and because it requires access to the internet — which
>> residents in the worst-hit areas still do not have.
>>
>> “That lady that’s running for president talks about the $750. Heh — what
>> about all that money you give to Ukraine and all these other people who
>> really want to kill us and don’t want to do anything to help us. Why
>> don’t you just give that money to them, that’s who you want to give it
>> to to be begin with,” Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright told FOX
>> News contributor Sara Carter in a video she posted to X on Tuesday.
>>
>>
>> Carter, who conducted the interview in Chimney Rock, North Carolina,
>> without internet connection and later uploaded it to X, said that a lot
>> of people she talked to have been turned down for the $750.
>>
>> Wright responded, “Well, they talked about ‘get on your phone and
>> computer.’ Do you not see what the devastation is? They don’t have a
>> phone or computer!”
>>
>> Carter noted, “There’s nothing up here, there’s no phone or
>> communication. I’m going to be posting this later, there’s no way to
>> access the internet unless you have a Starlink net.”
>>
>> “Thank you, Elon Musk,” Wright added.
>>
>> As Breitbart News reported Monday, more than 255,000 customers across
>> the southeast were still without power.
>>
>> Wright said his message to the Biden-Harris White House is to “stay
>> away.”
>>
>> “If you’re going to be doing the things you’re talking about doing, we’d
>> just soon you stay out of the way and let the good men and women around
>> the mountain area and the foothills take care of their own because
>> you’re nothing more than a boat anchor,” he said.
>>
>> To former President Donald Trump, he said, “Come soon, President Donald
>> Trump, we need you. We need you.”
>>
>> Vice President Kamala Harris last week announced that Americans affected
>> by Hurricane Helene could apply for $750 for immediate needs. She said
>> FEMA personnel would be going door-to-door to get residents the
>> immediate relief money, and those who had an internet connection could
>> go online to apply.
>>
>> The announcement sparked criticism that the amount was paltry compared
>> to the $8 billion that was announced for Ukraine just days before. And
>> just days after, the administration announced $157 million in aid for
>> civilians in Lebanon, also sparking outrage.
>>
>> The Biden-Harris administration has argued that Americans are able to
>> apply for much more assistance to repair storm-related damage to their
>> homes and personal property, as well as for temporary housing.
>>
>> As of October 4, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has said it
>> has provided $45 million in disaster relief thus far: $23 million to
>> people in Florida, $17 million to North Carolina, and $4.5 million to
>> South Carolina'
>
> The entire Biden administration should be lined up in the streets and shot.
>
> "WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Senator Rick Scott released the following
> statement after the State of New York s plans to spend $2.1 billion to
> provide up to $15,600 to illegal aliens who lost work during the
> pandemic. New York is using funding it received from President Biden’s
> wasteful, untargeted $1.9 trillion “COVID” spending bill, which
> dedicated less than 10% of its overall price tag to fighting COVID-19,
> and included $360 billion for state and local bailouts that
> predominantly benefits liberal states. Senator Scott has led the fight
> against wasteful blue state bailouts and repeatedly voiced his strong
> opposition to this reckless spending."
>
> https://www.rickscott.senate.gov/2021/4/sen-rick-scott-gov-cuomos-
> decision-send-15000-checks-illegal-aliens-shameful-misuse-american
>

Stick to what you think you know -- tainted meat

On 2024-10-09, Boars Head <boarshead@bankrupt.com> wrote:
> On 10/9/2024 10:25 AM, John Smyth wrote:
>> Really?
>> Who could have thought.
>>
>> 'Sheriff: Helene Survivors Cannot Apply for $750 Because They Do Not
>> Have a Phone or Computer'
>>
>> <https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2024/10/08/sheriff-helene-survivors-apply-750-dont-have-phone-computer/>
>>
>>
>> 'An exasperated South Carolina sheriff slammed the Biden-Harris
>> administration’s offer to Hurricane Helene survivors of $750 in
>> “immediate” relief funds, arguing it was nothing compared to what they
>> gave Ukraine and because it requires access to the internet — which
>> residents in the worst-hit areas still do not have.
>>
>> “That lady that’s running for president talks about the $750. Heh — what
>> about all that money you give to Ukraine and all these other people who
>> really want to kill us and don’t want to do anything to help us. Why
>> don’t you just give that money to them, that’s who you want to give it
>> to to be begin with,” Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright told FOX
>> News contributor Sara Carter in a video she posted to X on Tuesday.
>>
>>
>> Carter, who conducted the interview in Chimney Rock, North Carolina,
>> without internet connection and later uploaded it to X, said that a lot
>> of people she talked to have been turned down for the $750.
>>
>> Wright responded, “Well, they talked about ‘get on your phone and
>> computer.’ Do you not see what the devastation is? They don’t have a
>> phone or computer!”
>>
>> Carter noted, “There’s nothing up here, there’s no phone or
>> communication. I’m going to be posting this later, there’s no way to
>> access the internet unless you have a Starlink net.”
>>
>> “Thank you, Elon Musk,” Wright added.
>>
>> As Breitbart News reported Monday, more than 255,000 customers across
>> the southeast were still without power.
>>
>> Wright said his message to the Biden-Harris White House is to “stay
>> away.”
>>
>> “If you’re going to be doing the things you’re talking about doing, we’d
>> just soon you stay out of the way and let the good men and women around
>> the mountain area and the foothills take care of their own because
>> you’re nothing more than a boat anchor,” he said.
>>
>> To former President Donald Trump, he said, “Come soon, President Donald
>> Trump, we need you. We need you.”
>>
>> Vice President Kamala Harris last week announced that Americans affected
>> by Hurricane Helene could apply for $750 for immediate needs. She said
>> FEMA personnel would be going door-to-door to get residents the
>> immediate relief money, and those who had an internet connection could
>> go online to apply.
>>
>> The announcement sparked criticism that the amount was paltry compared
>> to the $8 billion that was announced for Ukraine just days before. And
>> just days after, the administration announced $157 million in aid for
>> civilians in Lebanon, also sparking outrage.
>>
>> The Biden-Harris administration has argued that Americans are able to
>> apply for much more assistance to repair storm-related damage to their
>> homes and personal property, as well as for temporary housing.
>>
>> As of October 4, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has said it
>> has provided $45 million in disaster relief thus far: $23 million to
>> people in Florida, $17 million to North Carolina, and $4.5 million to
>> South Carolina'
>
> The entire Biden administration should be lined up in the streets and shot.
>
> "WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Senator Rick Scott released the following
> statement after the State of New York s plans to spend $2.1 billion to
> provide up to $15,600 to illegal aliens who lost work during the
> pandemic. New York is using funding it received from President Biden’s
> wasteful, untargeted $1.9 trillion “COVID” spending bill, which
> dedicated less than 10% of its overall price tag to fighting COVID-19,
> and included $360 billion for state and local bailouts that
> predominantly benefits liberal states. Senator Scott has led the fight
> against wasteful blue state bailouts and repeatedly voiced his strong
> opposition to this reckless spending."
>
> https://www.rickscott.senate.gov/2021/4/sen-rick-scott-gov-cuomos-decision-send-15000-checks-illegal-aliens-shameful-misuse-american
>

Just the open border constitutes treason.

--
pothead
Kamala Harris Word Salad Special Of The Day
Served Complete With Venn Diagram Dressing

On 2024-10-09 13:52, pothead wrote:
> On 2024-10-09, Boars Head <boarshead@bankrupt.com> wrote:
>> On 10/9/2024 10:25 AM, John Smyth wrote:
>>> Really?
>>> Who could have thought.
>>>
>>> 'Sheriff: Helene Survivors Cannot Apply for $750 Because They Do Not
>>> Have a Phone or Computer'
>>>
>>> <https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2024/10/08/sheriff-helene-survivors-apply-750-dont-have-phone-computer/>
>>>
>>>
>>> 'An exasperated South Carolina sheriff slammed the Biden-Harris
>>> administration’s offer to Hurricane Helene survivors of $750 in
>>> “immediate” relief funds, arguing it was nothing compared to what they
>>> gave Ukraine and because it requires access to the internet — which
>>> residents in the worst-hit areas still do not have.
>>>
>>> “That lady that’s running for president talks about the $750. Heh — what
>>> about all that money you give to Ukraine and all these other people who
>>> really want to kill us and don’t want to do anything to help us. Why
>>> don’t you just give that money to them, that’s who you want to give it
>>> to to be begin with,” Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright told FOX
>>> News contributor Sara Carter in a video she posted to X on Tuesday.
>>>
>>>
>>> Carter, who conducted the interview in Chimney Rock, North Carolina,
>>> without internet connection and later uploaded it to X, said that a lot
>>> of people she talked to have been turned down for the $750.
>>>
>>> Wright responded, “Well, they talked about ‘get on your phone and
>>> computer.’ Do you not see what the devastation is? They don’t have a
>>> phone or computer!”
>>>
>>> Carter noted, “There’s nothing up here, there’s no phone or
>>> communication. I’m going to be posting this later, there’s no way to
>>> access the internet unless you have a Starlink net.”
>>>
>>> “Thank you, Elon Musk,” Wright added.
>>>
>>> As Breitbart News reported Monday, more than 255,000 customers across
>>> the southeast were still without power.
>>>
>>> Wright said his message to the Biden-Harris White House is to “stay
>>> away.”
>>>
>>> “If you’re going to be doing the things you’re talking about doing, we’d
>>> just soon you stay out of the way and let the good men and women around
>>> the mountain area and the foothills take care of their own because
>>> you’re nothing more than a boat anchor,” he said.
>>>
>>> To former President Donald Trump, he said, “Come soon, President Donald
>>> Trump, we need you. We need you.”
>>>
>>> Vice President Kamala Harris last week announced that Americans affected
>>> by Hurricane Helene could apply for $750 for immediate needs. She said
>>> FEMA personnel would be going door-to-door to get residents the
>>> immediate relief money, and those who had an internet connection could
>>> go online to apply.
>>>
>>> The announcement sparked criticism that the amount was paltry compared
>>> to the $8 billion that was announced for Ukraine just days before. And
>>> just days after, the administration announced $157 million in aid for
>>> civilians in Lebanon, also sparking outrage.
>>>
>>> The Biden-Harris administration has argued that Americans are able to
>>> apply for much more assistance to repair storm-related damage to their
>>> homes and personal property, as well as for temporary housing.
>>>
>>> As of October 4, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has said it
>>> has provided $45 million in disaster relief thus far: $23 million to
>>> people in Florida, $17 million to North Carolina, and $4.5 million to
>>> South Carolina'
>>
>> The entire Biden administration should be lined up in the streets and shot.
>>
>> "WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Senator Rick Scott released the following
>> statement after the State of New York s plans to spend $2.1 billion to
>> provide up to $15,600 to illegal aliens who lost work during the
>> pandemic. New York is using funding it received from President Biden’s
>> wasteful, untargeted $1.9 trillion “COVID” spending bill, which
>> dedicated less than 10% of its overall price tag to fighting COVID-19,
>> and included $360 billion for state and local bailouts that
>> predominantly benefits liberal states. Senator Scott has led the fight
>> against wasteful blue state bailouts and repeatedly voiced his strong
>> opposition to this reckless spending."
>>
>> https://www.rickscott.senate.gov/2021/4/sen-rick-scott-gov-cuomos-decision-send-15000-checks-illegal-aliens-shameful-misuse-american
>>
>
> Just the open border constitutes treason.
>

The border is no more open that it was before, doofus.

On 10/09/2024 4:55 PM, Alan wrote:
> On 2024-10-09 13:52, pothead wrote:
>> On 2024-10-09, Boars Head <boarshead@bankrupt.com> wrote:
>>> On 10/9/2024 10:25 AM, John Smyth wrote:
>>>> Really?
>>>> Who could have thought.
>>>>
>>>> 'Sheriff: Helene Survivors Cannot Apply for $750 Because They Do Not
>>>> Have a Phone or Computer'
>>>>
>>>> <https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2024/10/08/sheriff-helene-
>>>> survivors-apply-750-dont-have-phone-computer/>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> 'An exasperated South Carolina sheriff slammed the Biden-Harris
>>>> administration’s offer to Hurricane Helene survivors of $750 in
>>>> “immediate” relief funds, arguing it was nothing compared to what they
>>>> gave Ukraine and because it requires access to the internet — which
>>>> residents in the worst-hit areas still do not have.
>>>>
>>>> “That lady that’s running for president talks about the $750. Heh —
>>>> what
>>>> about all that money you give to Ukraine and all these other people who
>>>> really want to kill us and don’t want to do anything to help us. Why
>>>> don’t you just give that money to them, that’s who you want to give it
>>>> to to be begin with,” Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright told FOX
>>>> News contributor Sara Carter in a video she posted to X on Tuesday.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Carter, who conducted the interview in Chimney Rock, North Carolina,
>>>> without internet connection and later uploaded it to X, said that a lot
>>>> of people she talked to have been turned down for the $750.
>>>>
>>>> Wright responded, “Well, they talked about ‘get on your phone and
>>>> computer.’ Do you not see what the devastation is? They don’t have a
>>>> phone or computer!”
>>>>
>>>> Carter noted, “There’s nothing up here, there’s no phone or
>>>> communication. I’m going to be posting this later, there’s no way to
>>>> access the internet unless you have a Starlink net.”
>>>>
>>>> “Thank you, Elon Musk,” Wright added.
>>>>
>>>> As Breitbart News reported Monday, more than 255,000 customers across
>>>> the southeast were still without power.
>>>>
>>>> Wright said his message to the Biden-Harris White House is to “stay
>>>> away.”
>>>>
>>>> “If you’re going to be doing the things you’re talking about doing,
>>>> we’d
>>>> just soon you stay out of the way and let the good men and women around
>>>> the mountain area and the foothills take care of their own because
>>>> you’re nothing more than a boat anchor,” he said.
>>>>
>>>> To former President Donald Trump, he said, “Come soon, President Donald
>>>> Trump, we need you. We need you.”
>>>>
>>>> Vice President Kamala Harris last week announced that Americans
>>>> affected
>>>> by Hurricane Helene could apply for $750 for immediate needs. She said
>>>> FEMA personnel would be going door-to-door to get residents the
>>>> immediate relief money, and those who had an internet connection could
>>>> go online to apply.
>>>>
>>>> The announcement sparked criticism that the amount was paltry compared
>>>> to the $8 billion that was announced for Ukraine just days before. And
>>>> just days after, the administration announced $157 million in aid for
>>>> civilians in Lebanon, also sparking outrage.
>>>>
>>>> The Biden-Harris administration has argued that Americans are able to
>>>> apply for much more assistance to repair storm-related damage to their
>>>> homes and personal property, as well as for temporary housing.
>>>>
>>>> As of October 4, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has said it
>>>> has provided $45 million in disaster relief thus far: $23 million to
>>>> people in Florida, $17 million to North Carolina, and $4.5 million to
>>>> South Carolina'
>>>
>>> The entire Biden administration should be lined up in the streets and
>>> shot.
>>>
>>> "WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Senator Rick Scott released the following
>>> statement after the State of New York s plans to spend $2.1 billion to
>>> provide up to $15,600 to illegal aliens who lost work during the
>>> pandemic. New York is using funding it received from President Biden’s
>>> wasteful, untargeted $1.9 trillion “COVID” spending bill, which
>>> dedicated less than 10% of its overall price tag to fighting COVID-19,
>>> and included $360 billion for state and local bailouts that
>>> predominantly benefits liberal states. Senator Scott has led the fight
>>> against wasteful blue state bailouts and repeatedly voiced his strong
>>> opposition to this reckless spending."
>>>
>>> https://www.rickscott.senate.gov/2021/4/sen-rick-scott-gov-cuomos-
>>> decision-send-15000-checks-illegal-aliens-shameful-misuse-american
>>>
>>
>> Just the open border constitutes treason.
>>
>
> The border is no more open that it was before, doofus.
The fact that 370,000 people came across illegally December 2023, sort
of says the opposite. Especially when compared to 4 years before
See the chart on this page
https://usafacts.org/articles/what-can-the-data-tell-us-about-unauthorized-immigration/

On 2024-10-09, knuttle <keith_nuttle@yahoo.com> wrote:
> On 10/09/2024 4:55 PM, Alan wrote:
>> On 2024-10-09 13:52, pothead wrote:
>>> On 2024-10-09, Boars Head <boarshead@bankrupt.com> wrote:
>>>> On 10/9/2024 10:25 AM, John Smyth wrote:
>>>>> Really?
>>>>> Who could have thought.
>>>>>
>>>>> 'Sheriff: Helene Survivors Cannot Apply for $750 Because They Do Not
>>>>> Have a Phone or Computer'
>>>>>
>>>>> <https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2024/10/08/sheriff-helene-
>>>>>
survivors-apply-750-dont-have-phone-https://zoom.earth/#map=wind-speed/model=
iconcomputer/>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> 'An exasperated South Carolina sheriff slammed the Biden-Harris
>>>>> administration’s offer to Hurricane Helene survivors of $750 in
>>>>> “immediate” relief funds, arguing it was nothing compared to what they
>>>>> gave Ukraine and because it requires access to the internet — which
>>>>> residents in the worst-hit areas still do not have.
>>>>>
>>>>> “That lady that’s running for president talks about the $750. Heh —
>>>>> what
>>>>> about all that money you give to Ukraine and all these other people who
>>>>> really want to kill us and don’t want to do anything to help us. Why
>>>>> don’t you just give that money to them, that’s who you want to give it
>>>>> to to be begin with,” Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright told FOX
>>>>> News contributor Sara Carter in a video she posted to X on Tuesday.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Carter, who conducted the interview in Chimney Rock, North Carolina,
>>>>> without internet connection and later uploaded it to X, said that a lot
>>>>> of people she talked to have been turned down for the $750.
>>>>>
>>>>> Wright responded, “Well, they talked about ‘get on your phone and
>>>>> computer.’ Do you not see what the devastation is? They don’t have a
>>>>> phone or computer!”
>>>>>
>>>>> Carter noted, “There’s nothing up here, there’s no phone or
>>>>> communication. I’m going to be posting this later, there’s no way to
>>>>> access the internet unless you have a Starlink net.”
>>>>>
>>>>> “Thank you, Elon Musk,” Wright added.
>>>>>
>>>>> As Breitbart News reported Monday, more than 255,000 customers across
>>>>> the southeast were still without power.
>>>>>
>>>>> Wright said his message to the Biden-Harris White House is to “stay
>>>>> away.”
>>>>>
>>>>> “If you’re going to be doing the things you’re talking about doing,
>>>>> we’d
>>>>> just soon you stay out of the way and let the good men and women around
>>>>> the mountain area and the foothills take care of their own because
>>>>> you’re nothing more than a boat anchor,” he said.
>>>>>
>>>>> To former President Donald Trump, he said, “Come soon, President Donald
>>>>> Trump, we need you. We need you.”
>>>>>
>>>>> Vice President Kamala Harris last week announced that Americans
>>>>> affected
>>>>> by Hurricane Helene could apply for $750 for immediate needs. She said
>>>>> FEMA personnel would be going door-to-door to get residents the
>>>>> immediate relief money, and those who had an internet connection could
>>>>> go online to apply.
>>>>>
>>>>> The announcement sparked criticism that the amount was paltry compared
>>>>> to the $8 billion that was announced for Ukraine just days before. And
>>>>> just days after, the administration announced $157 million in aid for
>>>>> civilians in Lebanon, also sparking outrage.
>>>>>
>>>>> The Biden-Harris administration has argued that Americans are able to
>>>>> apply for much more assistance to repair storm-related damage to their
>>>>> homes and personal property, as well as for temporary housing.
>>>>>
>>>>> As of October 4, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has said it
>>>>> has provided $45 million in disaster relief thus far: $23 million to
>>>>> people in Florida, $17 million to North Carolina, and $4.5 million to
>>>>> South Carolina'
>>>>
>>>> The entire Biden administration should be lined up in the streets and
>>>> shot.
>>>>
>>>> "WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Senator Rick Scott released the following
>>>> statement after the State of New York s plans to spend $2.1 billion to
>>>> provide up to $15,600 to illegal aliens who lost work during the
>>>> pandemic. New York is using funding it received from President Biden’s
>>>> wasteful, untargeted $1.9 trillion “COVID” spending bill, which
>>>> dedicated less than 10% of its overall price tag to fighting COVID-19,
>>>> and included $360 billion for state and local bailouts that
>>>> predominantly benefits liberal states. Senator Scott has led the fight
>>>> against wasteful blue state bailouts and repeatedly voiced his strong
>>>> opposition to this reckless spending."
>>>>
>>>> https://www.rickscott.senate.gov/2021/4/sen-rick-scott-gov-cuomos-
>>>> decision-send-15000-checks-illegal-aliens-shameful-misuse-american
>>>>
>>>
>>> Just the open border constitutes treason.
>>>
>>
>> The border is no more open that it was before, doofus.
>
> The fact that 370,000 people came across illegally December 2023, sort
> of says the opposite. Especially when compared to 4 years before
>
> See the chart on this page
> https://usafacts.org/articles/what-can-the-data-tell-us-about-unauthorized-immigration/

Were there any cities like NYC, Portland and others complaining about not being
able to afford the huge influx of migrants under Trump's administration?

How about illegal migrant crime?

How much under Trump vs Biden/Harris?

The libbys simply cannot make a case for border control under Biden/Harris
because it's a dangerous train wreck.

--
pothead
Kamala Harris Word Salad Special Of The Day
Served Complete With Venn Diagram Dressing

In article <ve6qkd$2pdmp$5@dont-email.me>, nuh-uh@nope.com says...
>
> On 2024-10-09 13:52, pothead wrote:
> > On 2024-10-09, Boars Head <boarshead@bankrupt.com> wrote:
> >> On 10/9/2024 10:25 AM, John Smyth wrote:
> >>> Really?
> >>> Who could have thought.
> >>>
> >>> 'Sheriff: Helene Survivors Cannot Apply for $750 Because They Do Not
> >>> Have a Phone or Computer'
> >>>
> >>> <https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2024/10/08/sheriff-helene-survivors-apply-750-dont-have-phone-computer/>
> >>>
> >>>
> >>> 'An exasperated South Carolina sheriff slammed the Biden-Harris
> >>> administration?s offer to Hurricane Helene survivors of $750 in
> >>> ?immediate? relief funds, arguing it was nothing compared to what they
> >>> gave Ukraine and because it requires access to the internet ? which
> >>> residents in the worst-hit areas still do not have.
> >>>
> >>> ?That lady that?s running for president talks about the $750. Heh ? what
> >>> about all that money you give to Ukraine and all these other people who
> >>> really want to kill us and don?t want to do anything to help us. Why
> >>> don?t you just give that money to them, that?s who you want to give it
> >>> to to be begin with,? Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright told FOX
> >>> News contributor Sara Carter in a video she posted to X on Tuesday.
> >>>
> >>>
> >>> Carter, who conducted the interview in Chimney Rock, North Carolina,
> >>> without internet connection and later uploaded it to X, said that a lot
> >>> of people she talked to have been turned down for the $750.
> >>>
> >>> Wright responded, ?Well, they talked about ?get on your phone and
> >>> computer.? Do you not see what the devastation is? They don?t have a
> >>> phone or computer!?
> >>>
> >>> Carter noted, ?There?s nothing up here, there?s no phone or
> >>> communication. I?m going to be posting this later, there?s no way to
> >>> access the internet unless you have a Starlink net.?
> >>>
> >>> ?Thank you, Elon Musk,? Wright added.
> >>>
> >>> As Breitbart News reported Monday, more than 255,000 customers across
> >>> the southeast were still without power.
> >>>
> >>> Wright said his message to the Biden-Harris White House is to ?stay
> >>> away.?
> >>>
> >>> ?If you?re going to be doing the things you?re talking about doing, we?d
> >>> just soon you stay out of the way and let the good men and women around
> >>> the mountain area and the foothills take care of their own because
> >>> you?re nothing more than a boat anchor,? he said.
> >>>
> >>> To former President Donald Trump, he said, ?Come soon, President Donald
> >>> Trump, we need you. We need you.?
> >>>
> >>> Vice President Kamala Harris last week announced that Americans affected
> >>> by Hurricane Helene could apply for $750 for immediate needs. She said
> >>> FEMA personnel would be going door-to-door to get residents the
> >>> immediate relief money, and those who had an internet connection could
> >>> go online to apply.
> >>>
> >>> The announcement sparked criticism that the amount was paltry compared
> >>> to the $8 billion that was announced for Ukraine just days before. And
> >>> just days after, the administration announced $157 million in aid for
> >>> civilians in Lebanon, also sparking outrage.
> >>>
> >>> The Biden-Harris administration has argued that Americans are able to
> >>> apply for much more assistance to repair storm-related damage to their
> >>> homes and personal property, as well as for temporary housing.
> >>>
> >>> As of October 4, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has said it
> >>> has provided $45 million in disaster relief thus far: $23 million to
> >>> people in Florida, $17 million to North Carolina, and $4.5 million to
> >>> South Carolina'
> >>
> >> The entire Biden administration should be lined up in the streets and shot.
> >>
> >> "WASHINGTON, D.C. ? Today, Senator Rick Scott released the following
> >> statement after the State of New York s plans to spend $2.1 billion to
> >> provide up to $15,600 to illegal aliens who lost work during the
> >> pandemic. New York is using funding it received from President Biden?s
> >> wasteful, untargeted $1.9 trillion ?COVID? spending bill, which
> >> dedicated less than 10% of its overall price tag to fighting COVID-19,
> >> and included $360 billion for state and local bailouts that
> >> predominantly benefits liberal states. Senator Scott has led the fight
> >> against wasteful blue state bailouts and repeatedly voiced his strong
> >> opposition to this reckless spending."
> >>
> >> https://www.rickscott.senate.gov/2021/4/sen-rick-scott-gov-cuomos-decision-send-15000-checks-illegal-aliens-shameful-misuse-american
> >>
> >
> > Just the open border constitutes treason.
> >
>
> The border is no more open that it was before, doofus.

How would you know? I used to live on the border. It was never like it
is now. It's open to those who want to enter legally.

On 2024-10-09 15:43, Skeeter wrote:
> In article <ve6qkd$2pdmp$5@dont-email.me>, nuh-uh@nope.com says...
>>
>> On 2024-10-09 13:52, pothead wrote:
>>> On 2024-10-09, Boars Head <boarshead@bankrupt.com> wrote:
>>>> On 10/9/2024 10:25 AM, John Smyth wrote:
>>>>> Really?
>>>>> Who could have thought.
>>>>>
>>>>> 'Sheriff: Helene Survivors Cannot Apply for $750 Because They Do Not
>>>>> Have a Phone or Computer'
>>>>>
>>>>> <https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2024/10/08/sheriff-helene-survivors-apply-750-dont-have-phone-computer/>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> 'An exasperated South Carolina sheriff slammed the Biden-Harris
>>>>> administration?s offer to Hurricane Helene survivors of $750 in
>>>>> ?immediate? relief funds, arguing it was nothing compared to what they
>>>>> gave Ukraine and because it requires access to the internet ? which
>>>>> residents in the worst-hit areas still do not have.
>>>>>
>>>>> ?That lady that?s running for president talks about the $750. Heh ? what
>>>>> about all that money you give to Ukraine and all these other people who
>>>>> really want to kill us and don?t want to do anything to help us. Why
>>>>> don?t you just give that money to them, that?s who you want to give it
>>>>> to to be begin with,? Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright told FOX
>>>>> News contributor Sara Carter in a video she posted to X on Tuesday.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Carter, who conducted the interview in Chimney Rock, North Carolina,
>>>>> without internet connection and later uploaded it to X, said that a lot
>>>>> of people she talked to have been turned down for the $750.
>>>>>
>>>>> Wright responded, ?Well, they talked about ?get on your phone and
>>>>> computer.? Do you not see what the devastation is? They don?t have a
>>>>> phone or computer!?
>>>>>
>>>>> Carter noted, ?There?s nothing up here, there?s no phone or
>>>>> communication. I?m going to be posting this later, there?s no way to
>>>>> access the internet unless you have a Starlink net.?
>>>>>
>>>>> ?Thank you, Elon Musk,? Wright added.
>>>>>
>>>>> As Breitbart News reported Monday, more than 255,000 customers across
>>>>> the southeast were still without power.
>>>>>
>>>>> Wright said his message to the Biden-Harris White House is to ?stay
>>>>> away.?
>>>>>
>>>>> ?If you?re going to be doing the things you?re talking about doing, we?d
>>>>> just soon you stay out of the way and let the good men and women around
>>>>> the mountain area and the foothills take care of their own because
>>>>> you?re nothing more than a boat anchor,? he said.
>>>>>
>>>>> To former President Donald Trump, he said, ?Come soon, President Donald
>>>>> Trump, we need you. We need you.?
>>>>>
>>>>> Vice President Kamala Harris last week announced that Americans affected
>>>>> by Hurricane Helene could apply for $750 for immediate needs. She said
>>>>> FEMA personnel would be going door-to-door to get residents the
>>>>> immediate relief money, and those who had an internet connection could
>>>>> go online to apply.
>>>>>
>>>>> The announcement sparked criticism that the amount was paltry compared
>>>>> to the $8 billion that was announced for Ukraine just days before. And
>>>>> just days after, the administration announced $157 million in aid for
>>>>> civilians in Lebanon, also sparking outrage.
>>>>>
>>>>> The Biden-Harris administration has argued that Americans are able to
>>>>> apply for much more assistance to repair storm-related damage to their
>>>>> homes and personal property, as well as for temporary housing.
>>>>>
>>>>> As of October 4, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has said it
>>>>> has provided $45 million in disaster relief thus far: $23 million to
>>>>> people in Florida, $17 million to North Carolina, and $4.5 million to
>>>>> South Carolina'
>>>>
>>>> The entire Biden administration should be lined up in the streets and shot.
>>>>
>>>> "WASHINGTON, D.C. ? Today, Senator Rick Scott released the following
>>>> statement after the State of New York s plans to spend $2.1 billion to
>>>> provide up to $15,600 to illegal aliens who lost work during the
>>>> pandemic. New York is using funding it received from President Biden?s
>>>> wasteful, untargeted $1.9 trillion ?COVID? spending bill, which
>>>> dedicated less than 10% of its overall price tag to fighting COVID-19,
>>>> and included $360 billion for state and local bailouts that
>>>> predominantly benefits liberal states. Senator Scott has led the fight
>>>> against wasteful blue state bailouts and repeatedly voiced his strong
>>>> opposition to this reckless spending."
>>>>
>>>> https://www.rickscott.senate.gov/2021/4/sen-rick-scott-gov-cuomos-decision-send-15000-checks-illegal-aliens-shameful-misuse-american
>>>>
>>>
>>> Just the open border constitutes treason.
>>>
>>
>> The border is no more open that it was before, doofus.
>
> How would you know? I used to live on the border. It was never like it
> is now. It's open to those who want to enter legally.

If you only "used to" live there...

....then implicitly you're saying you can only know what it's like...

....WHILE you live there.

>
>The fact that 370,000 people came across illegally December 2023, sort
>of says the opposite. Especially when compared to 4 years before
>

Thanks to Biden, there are no more white people left in Texas and all the
children are mixed half Mexicans. Imagine poor Greg Abbott holding up in
his mansion all alone, the only white man left in Texas.

On 10/09/2024 6:32 PM, pothead wrote:
> How much under Trump vs Biden/Harris?
Per the chart there were 3 to 4 time the number with biden than the
number when President Trump was in office prior to January 2021

Keep your nonsense out of comp.mobile.android. Posting stuff like this
here makes you a vandal, the equivalent of someone spraying graffitti on
buildings he doesn't own.

Do you want to associate your cause, your beliefs, with the equivalent
of criminal behaviour? It makes conservatives look like criminals. Is
that what you want?

In comp.mobile.android, on Wed, 9 Oct 2024 12:05:36 -0700, Boars Head
<boarshead@bankrupt.com> wrote:

>On 10/9/2024 10:25 AM, John Smyth wrote:
>> Really?

>>> https://www.rickscott.senate.gov/2021/4/sen-rick-scott-gov-cuomos-decis
>>> ion-send-15000-checks-illegal-aliens-shameful-misuse-american
>>>
>>
>> Just the open border constitutes treason.
>>
>
>The border is no more open that it was before, doofus.

Rick Scott is nothing but a filthy criminal and liar. Only fools believe
his lies. Right wing fools.

He only sucks on the public teat because the private sector has no use for
him.

>
>Keep your nonsense out of comp.mobile.android. Posting stuff like this
>here makes you a vandal, the equivalent of someone spraying graffitti on
>buildings he doesn't own.
>
>Do you want to associate your cause, your beliefs, with the equivalent
>of criminal behaviour? It makes conservatives look like criminals. Is
>that what you want?
>
>In comp.mobile.android, on Wed, 9 Oct 2024 12:05:36 -0700, Boars Head
><boarshead@bankrupt.com> wrote:
>
>>On 10/9/2024 10:25 AM, John Smyth wrote:
>>> Really?
>

I've always been in favor of butchering rightist dirtbags like "john smyth"

He's another right wing Russian pedophile who supports feeble old rapist
felon Trump.

On 10/9/2024 7:42 PM, Ubiquitous wrote:
>>
>> Keep your nonsense out of comp.mobile.android. Posting stuff like this
>> here makes you a vandal, the equivalent of someone spraying graffitti on
>> buildings he doesn't own.
>>
>> Do you want to associate your cause, your beliefs, with the equivalent
>> of criminal behaviour? It makes conservatives look like criminals. Is
>> that what you want?
>>
>> In comp.mobile.android, on Wed, 9 Oct 2024 12:05:36 -0700, Boars Head
>> <boarshead@bankrupt.com> wrote:
>>
>>> On 10/9/2024 10:25 AM, John Smyth wrote:
>>>> Really?
>>
>
> I've always been in favor of butchering rightist dirtbags like "john smyth"

Every right-thinking American patriot supports that.

>
> He's another right wing Russian pedophile who supports feeble old rapist
> felon Trump.
>
>

The Brief
Surveillance footage led police to identify Byron Bautista, 38, as the suspect in the brutal beating and murder of a 57-year-old grandmother outside a north Minneapolis church.
Bautista was seen with the victim, Felisha Smith, on several cameras before traffic cameras captured him carrying her near the crime scene.
Smith’s daughters, who don’t know Bautista, said their mother had a traumatic brain injury and may have been sexually assaulted, though court documents don’t confirm this.
Bautista is charged with second-degree murder and faces up to 40 years in prison if convicted.
MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - Surveillance cameras enabled police to stitch together the final hours of the grandmother found brutally beaten to death outside a north Minneapolis church in July, ultimately identifying her killer, according to court documents.

Byron Bautista, 38, faces second-degree murder charges, according to court filings.

Bautista was spotted on surveillance video with Felisha Smith, 57, near Chicago Avenue and East Lake Street on July 13, police said. Surveillance cameras then captured the pair exiting a bus about five miles away in north Minneapolis, investigators said. Traffic cameras later recorded Bautista carrying Smith near Spirit of the Lord Church on Penn Avenue North, a block from the bus stop.

"This is traumatizing," said Bianca Harvey, Smith’s daughter. "I really can't believe that he would do that to my mom."

Smith’s daughters said they don’t recognize Bautista and have no idea how their mother connected with him.

Smith suffered a traumatic brain injury after a 2014 shooting, her daughters said. She disappeared after she signed herself out of The Estates at Chateau, a long-term care facility where she lived, they said.

Smith’s daughters said the medical examiner told them that their mother was also sexually assaulted. Court documents don’t mention a sexual assault, but said police found her body partially undressed.

It’s unclear why Smith boarded a bus to north Minneapolis.

If convicted, Bautista faces a 40-year prison sentence. But for Smith’s daughters, that isn’t enough.

"If Minnesota had the death penalty, I wish that he would get that," said Harvey.

Bautista will face a Hennepin County judge Monday afternoon. Smith’s children plan to attend.

https://www.fox9.com/news/suspect-arrested-brutal-murder-grandmother-minneapolis-church

https://www.sctimes.com/gcdn/presto/2019/01/22/PSTC/5fea3f91-d6e6-474c-9c1a-4052f4eda620-Albert.JPG?width=394&height=258&fit=crop&format=pjpg&auto=webp
Cheryl Oby Albert Benton County Jail

FOLEY — An Eagan woman has been found guilty of murder for killing a St. Cloud market owner in 2015.

Cheryl Oby Albert, 26, was found guilty of two counts of second-degree murder for killing Keletigui Keita, 37, of St. Cloud, according to her lawyers.

Albert is scheduled to be sentenced April 10, according to court records.

Keita was the co-owner of the African grocery store Kilimandjaro Market in St. Cloud.

One count of third-degree murder was dismissed, according to Benton County prosecutor Karl Schmidt.

RELATED: Taped interview places murder suspect at St. Cloud market owner's apartment

The verdict came around 6:40 p.m., according to Christopher Obasi and Samuel A. McIntosh, Sr., Albert's lawyers. The jury deliberated for about an hour, Obasi said.

Schmidt said he was happy with the verdict, and he gave credit to all law enforcement agencies involved for doing a great job.

"It took a lot of work" over the span of two years, Schmidt said, to tie up loose ends and find the truth.

According to court records, police found Keita unresponsive in his apartment on June 9, 2015. Albert was extradited from California in July 2017.

RELATED: Murder trial reveals early days of hunt for a St. Cloud market owner's murder

Law enforcement officers, the person who found Keita's body and the medical examiner were among those who testified in the more than two-week jury trial. During several days of the trial, the courtroom galley was nearly empty.

Officers also explained in court their hunt for Keita's cell phone, which electronically traced to Foley but was never recovered. Officers did find broken pieces of a watch box along Minnesota Highway 23.

RELATED: Trial begins for woman accused of killing St. Cloud store owner in 2015

Several watches were recovered with items belonging to Albert, according to testimony, in a truck in Minneapolis. The day before the trial ended, Schmidt showed the court a taped interview Louisville Metro Police officers conducted with Albert in July 2015.

In the interview, Albert admitted to being at Keita's apartment the night he died, but told detectives he was alive when she left.

https://www.sctimes.com/story/news/local/2019/02/06/eagan-woman-found-guilty-2015-murder/2796880002/

https://kstp.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/Camille-Dennis-Bond-1024x576.jpg
Mugshot for Camille Dennis-Bond (Credit: Dakota County Jail)

Following a weeklong jury trial, a Burnsville woman has been convicted of multiple charges stemming from a double-fatal crash in April 2021.

According to the Dakota County Attorney’s Office, 20-year-old Camille Dennis Bond has been found guilty of two counts of third-degree murder, two counts of criminal vehicular homicide, one count of criminal vehicular operation and one count of careless driving. The attorney’s office says jurors deliberated for about seven hours.

Court records show a sentencing hearing for Camille Bond has been scheduled for the morning of March 24.

As previously reported, the Burnsville crash killed 22-year-old Tayler Nicole Garza of Woodbury and 22-year-old Dalton Lee Ford of Burnsville. Due to their injuries, they both died at the scene of the crash, located on County Road 42.

Court officials say Dennis-Bond was drag racing another vehicle driven by her brother, Leon Bond, at a high rate of speed. A witness said the vehicle driven by Leon Bond hit another car that “basically turned into powder and split in half.”

A crash reconstruction report then said Leon Bond’s vehicle was traveling between 93-100 mph at the point of the crash, but the speed limit in that particular area is 50 mph.

The attorney’s office says Leon Bond has a jury trial scheduled to begin on Jan. 23 in Hastings.

https://kstp.com/kstp-news/local-news/jury-convicts-burnsville-woman-of-murder-criminal-vehicular-homicide-charges-stemming-from-2021-crash/

In <ve77qb$2rfl7$1@dont-email.me> knuttle wrote:
>
> On 10/09/2024 6:32 PM, pothead wrote:
>> How much under Trump vs Biden/Harris?
> Per the chart there were 3 to 4 time the number with biden than the
> number when President Trump was in office prior to January 2021

There are more gun owners under Biden now. When Trump gets elected he will declare open season on the illegals.

In article <ve71db$2qql2$1@dont-email.me>, nuh-uh@nope.com says...
>
> On 2024-10-09 15:43, Skeeter wrote:
> > In article <ve6qkd$2pdmp$5@dont-email.me>, nuh-uh@nope.com says...
> >>
> >> On 2024-10-09 13:52, pothead wrote:
> >>> On 2024-10-09, Boars Head <boarshead@bankrupt.com> wrote:
> >>>> On 10/9/2024 10:25 AM, John Smyth wrote:
> >>>>> Really?
> >>>>> Who could have thought.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> 'Sheriff: Helene Survivors Cannot Apply for $750 Because They Do Not
> >>>>> Have a Phone or Computer'
> >>>>>
> >>>>> <https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2024/10/08/sheriff-helene-survivors-apply-750-dont-have-phone-computer/>
> >>>>>
> >>>>>
> >>>>> 'An exasperated South Carolina sheriff slammed the Biden-Harris
> >>>>> administration?s offer to Hurricane Helene survivors of $750 in
> >>>>> ?immediate? relief funds, arguing it was nothing compared to what they
> >>>>> gave Ukraine and because it requires access to the internet ? which
> >>>>> residents in the worst-hit areas still do not have.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> ?That lady that?s running for president talks about the $750. Heh ? what
> >>>>> about all that money you give to Ukraine and all these other people who
> >>>>> really want to kill us and don?t want to do anything to help us. Why
> >>>>> don?t you just give that money to them, that?s who you want to give it
> >>>>> to to be begin with,? Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright told FOX
> >>>>> News contributor Sara Carter in a video she posted to X on Tuesday.
> >>>>>
> >>>>>
> >>>>> Carter, who conducted the interview in Chimney Rock, North Carolina,
> >>>>> without internet connection and later uploaded it to X, said that a lot
> >>>>> of people she talked to have been turned down for the $750.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> Wright responded, ?Well, they talked about ?get on your phone and
> >>>>> computer.? Do you not see what the devastation is? They don?t have a
> >>>>> phone or computer!?
> >>>>>
> >>>>> Carter noted, ?There?s nothing up here, there?s no phone or
> >>>>> communication. I?m going to be posting this later, there?s no way to
> >>>>> access the internet unless you have a Starlink net.?
> >>>>>
> >>>>> ?Thank you, Elon Musk,? Wright added.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> As Breitbart News reported Monday, more than 255,000 customers across
> >>>>> the southeast were still without power.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> Wright said his message to the Biden-Harris White House is to ?stay
> >>>>> away.?
> >>>>>
> >>>>> ?If you?re going to be doing the things you?re talking about doing, we?d
> >>>>> just soon you stay out of the way and let the good men and women around
> >>>>> the mountain area and the foothills take care of their own because
> >>>>> you?re nothing more than a boat anchor,? he said.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> To former President Donald Trump, he said, ?Come soon, President Donald
> >>>>> Trump, we need you. We need you.?
> >>>>>
> >>>>> Vice President Kamala Harris last week announced that Americans affected
> >>>>> by Hurricane Helene could apply for $750 for immediate needs. She said
> >>>>> FEMA personnel would be going door-to-door to get residents the
> >>>>> immediate relief money, and those who had an internet connection could
> >>>>> go online to apply.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> The announcement sparked criticism that the amount was paltry compared
> >>>>> to the $8 billion that was announced for Ukraine just days before. And
> >>>>> just days after, the administration announced $157 million in aid for
> >>>>> civilians in Lebanon, also sparking outrage.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> The Biden-Harris administration has argued that Americans are able to
> >>>>> apply for much more assistance to repair storm-related damage to their
> >>>>> homes and personal property, as well as for temporary housing.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> As of October 4, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has said it
> >>>>> has provided $45 million in disaster relief thus far: $23 million to
> >>>>> people in Florida, $17 million to North Carolina, and $4.5 million to
> >>>>> South Carolina'
> >>>>
> >>>> The entire Biden administration should be lined up in the streets and shot.
> >>>>
> >>>> "WASHINGTON, D.C. ? Today, Senator Rick Scott released the following
> >>>> statement after the State of New York s plans to spend $2.1 billion to
> >>>> provide up to $15,600 to illegal aliens who lost work during the
> >>>> pandemic. New York is using funding it received from President Biden?s
> >>>> wasteful, untargeted $1.9 trillion ?COVID? spending bill, which
> >>>> dedicated less than 10% of its overall price tag to fighting COVID-19,
> >>>> and included $360 billion for state and local bailouts that
> >>>> predominantly benefits liberal states. Senator Scott has led the fight
> >>>> against wasteful blue state bailouts and repeatedly voiced his strong
> >>>> opposition to this reckless spending."
> >>>>
> >>>> https://www.rickscott.senate.gov/2021/4/sen-rick-scott-gov-cuomos-decision-send-15000-checks-illegal-aliens-shameful-misuse-american
> >>>>
> >>>
> >>> Just the open border constitutes treason.
> >>>
> >>
> >> The border is no more open that it was before, doofus.
> >
> > How would you know? I used to live on the border. It was never like it
> > is now. It's open to those who want to enter legally.
>
> If you only "used to" live there...
>
> ...then implicitly you're saying you can only know what it's like...
>
> ...WHILE you live there.

Do you know how stupid that sounds?

In article <qWINO.129976$WtV9.106869@fx10.iad>, danskisanjar@gmail.com
says...
>
> On 10/9/2024 7:42 PM, Ubiquitous wrote:
> >>
> >> Keep your nonsense out of comp.mobile.android. Posting stuff like this
> >> here makes you a vandal, the equivalent of someone spraying graffitti on
> >> buildings he doesn't own.
> >>
> >> Do you want to associate your cause, your beliefs, with the equivalent
> >> of criminal behaviour? It makes conservatives look like criminals. Is
> >> that what you want?
> >>
> >> In comp.mobile.android, on Wed, 9 Oct 2024 12:05:36 -0700, Boars Head
> >> <boarshead@bankrupt.com> wrote:
> >>
> >>> On 10/9/2024 10:25 AM, John Smyth wrote:
> >>>> Really?
> >>
> >
> > I've always been in favor of butchering rightist dirtbags like "john smyth"
>
> Every right-thinking American patriot supports that.

Bring it bitch.
>
> >
> > He's another right wing Russian pedophile who supports feeble old rapist
> > felon Trump.
> >
> >

On 10/10/2024 7:11 AM, Skeeter wrote:
> In article <qWINO.129976$WtV9.106869@fx10.iad>, danskisanjar@gmail.com
> says...
>>
>> On 10/9/2024 7:42 PM, Ubiquitous wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Keep your nonsense out of comp.mobile.android. Posting stuff like this
>>>> here makes you a vandal, the equivalent of someone spraying graffitti on
>>>> buildings he doesn't own.
>>>>
>>>> Do you want to associate your cause, your beliefs, with the equivalent
>>>> of criminal behaviour? It makes conservatives look like criminals. Is
>>>> that what you want?
>>>>
>>>> In comp.mobile.android, on Wed, 9 Oct 2024 12:05:36 -0700, Boars Head
>>>> <boarshead@bankrupt.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> On 10/9/2024 10:25 AM, John Smyth wrote:
>>>>>> Really?
>>>>
>>>
>>> I've always been in favor of butchering rightist dirtbags like "john smyth"
>>
>> Every right-thinking American patriot supports that.
>
> Bring it bitch.

More tuff-boi phony swagger.

It is on its way.

In article <eySNO.251034$v8v2.125672@fx18.iad>, danskisanjar@gmail.com
says...
>
> On 10/10/2024 7:11 AM, Skeeter wrote:
> > In article <qWINO.129976$WtV9.106869@fx10.iad>, danskisanjar@gmail.com
> > says...
> >>
> >> On 10/9/2024 7:42 PM, Ubiquitous wrote:
> >>>>
> >>>> Keep your nonsense out of comp.mobile.android. Posting stuff like this
> >>>> here makes you a vandal, the equivalent of someone spraying graffitti on
> >>>> buildings he doesn't own.
> >>>>
> >>>> Do you want to associate your cause, your beliefs, with the equivalent
> >>>> of criminal behaviour? It makes conservatives look like criminals. Is
> >>>> that what you want?
> >>>>
> >>>> In comp.mobile.android, on Wed, 9 Oct 2024 12:05:36 -0700, Boars Head
> >>>> <boarshead@bankrupt.com> wrote:
> >>>>
> >>>>> On 10/9/2024 10:25 AM, John Smyth wrote:
> >>>>>> Really?
> >>>>
> >>>
> >>> I've always been in favor of butchering rightist dirtbags like "john smyth"
> >>
> >> Every right-thinking American patriot supports that.
> >
> > Bring it bitch.
>
> More tuff-boi phony swagger.
>
> It is on its way.

I've been hearing that for years. Yawn.

On 2024-10-10 07:09, Skeeter wrote:
> In article <ve71db$2qql2$1@dont-email.me>, nuh-uh@nope.com says...
>>
>> On 2024-10-09 15:43, Skeeter wrote:
>>> In article <ve6qkd$2pdmp$5@dont-email.me>, nuh-uh@nope.com says...
>>>>
>>>> On 2024-10-09 13:52, pothead wrote:
>>>>> On 2024-10-09, Boars Head <boarshead@bankrupt.com> wrote:
>>>>>> On 10/9/2024 10:25 AM, John Smyth wrote:
>>>>>>> Really?
>>>>>>> Who could have thought.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> 'Sheriff: Helene Survivors Cannot Apply for $750 Because They Do Not
>>>>>>> Have a Phone or Computer'
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> <https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2024/10/08/sheriff-helene-survivors-apply-750-dont-have-phone-computer/>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> 'An exasperated South Carolina sheriff slammed the Biden-Harris
>>>>>>> administration?s offer to Hurricane Helene survivors of $750 in
>>>>>>> ?immediate? relief funds, arguing it was nothing compared to what they
>>>>>>> gave Ukraine and because it requires access to the internet ? which
>>>>>>> residents in the worst-hit areas still do not have.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> ?That lady that?s running for president talks about the $750. Heh ? what
>>>>>>> about all that money you give to Ukraine and all these other people who
>>>>>>> really want to kill us and don?t want to do anything to help us. Why
>>>>>>> don?t you just give that money to them, that?s who you want to give it
>>>>>>> to to be begin with,? Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright told FOX
>>>>>>> News contributor Sara Carter in a video she posted to X on Tuesday.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Carter, who conducted the interview in Chimney Rock, North Carolina,
>>>>>>> without internet connection and later uploaded it to X, said that a lot
>>>>>>> of people she talked to have been turned down for the $750.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Wright responded, ?Well, they talked about ?get on your phone and
>>>>>>> computer.? Do you not see what the devastation is? They don?t have a
>>>>>>> phone or computer!?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Carter noted, ?There?s nothing up here, there?s no phone or
>>>>>>> communication. I?m going to be posting this later, there?s no way to
>>>>>>> access the internet unless you have a Starlink net.?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> ?Thank you, Elon Musk,? Wright added.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> As Breitbart News reported Monday, more than 255,000 customers across
>>>>>>> the southeast were still without power.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Wright said his message to the Biden-Harris White House is to ?stay
>>>>>>> away.?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> ?If you?re going to be doing the things you?re talking about doing, we?d
>>>>>>> just soon you stay out of the way and let the good men and women around
>>>>>>> the mountain area and the foothills take care of their own because
>>>>>>> you?re nothing more than a boat anchor,? he said.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> To former President Donald Trump, he said, ?Come soon, President Donald
>>>>>>> Trump, we need you. We need you.?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Vice President Kamala Harris last week announced that Americans affected
>>>>>>> by Hurricane Helene could apply for $750 for immediate needs. She said
>>>>>>> FEMA personnel would be going door-to-door to get residents the
>>>>>>> immediate relief money, and those who had an internet connection could
>>>>>>> go online to apply.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> The announcement sparked criticism that the amount was paltry compared
>>>>>>> to the $8 billion that was announced for Ukraine just days before. And
>>>>>>> just days after, the administration announced $157 million in aid for
>>>>>>> civilians in Lebanon, also sparking outrage.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> The Biden-Harris administration has argued that Americans are able to
>>>>>>> apply for much more assistance to repair storm-related damage to their
>>>>>>> homes and personal property, as well as for temporary housing.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> As of October 4, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has said it
>>>>>>> has provided $45 million in disaster relief thus far: $23 million to
>>>>>>> people in Florida, $17 million to North Carolina, and $4.5 million to
>>>>>>> South Carolina'
>>>>>>
>>>>>> The entire Biden administration should be lined up in the streets and shot.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> "WASHINGTON, D.C. ? Today, Senator Rick Scott released the following
>>>>>> statement after the State of New York s plans to spend $2.1 billion to
>>>>>> provide up to $15,600 to illegal aliens who lost work during the
>>>>>> pandemic. New York is using funding it received from President Biden?s
>>>>>> wasteful, untargeted $1.9 trillion ?COVID? spending bill, which
>>>>>> dedicated less than 10% of its overall price tag to fighting COVID-19,
>>>>>> and included $360 billion for state and local bailouts that
>>>>>> predominantly benefits liberal states. Senator Scott has led the fight
>>>>>> against wasteful blue state bailouts and repeatedly voiced his strong
>>>>>> opposition to this reckless spending."
>>>>>>
>>>>>> https://www.rickscott.senate.gov/2021/4/sen-rick-scott-gov-cuomos-decision-send-15000-checks-illegal-aliens-shameful-misuse-american
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Just the open border constitutes treason.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> The border is no more open that it was before, doofus.
>>>
>>> How would you know? I used to live on the border. It was never like it
>>> is now. It's open to those who want to enter legally.
>>
>> If you only "used to" live there...
>>
>> ...then implicitly you're saying you can only know what it's like...
>>
>> ...WHILE you live there.
>
> Do you know how stupid that sounds?

Your statement clearly implies that your special knowledge of what the
border was like before (because you lived nearby) makes you an authority
on what it is like NOW.

But you no longer live nearby, so you don't actually have that same
level of knowledge about current conditions, do you?

In article <ve962b$37na6$2@dont-email.me>, nuh-uh@nope.com says...
>
> On 2024-10-10 07:09, Skeeter wrote:
> > In article <ve71db$2qql2$1@dont-email.me>, nuh-uh@nope.com says...
> >>
> >> On 2024-10-09 15:43, Skeeter wrote:
> >>> In article <ve6qkd$2pdmp$5@dont-email.me>, nuh-uh@nope.com says...
> >>>>
> >>>> On 2024-10-09 13:52, pothead wrote:
> >>>>> On 2024-10-09, Boars Head <boarshead@bankrupt.com> wrote:
> >>>>>> On 10/9/2024 10:25 AM, John Smyth wrote:
> >>>>>>> Really?
> >>>>>>> Who could have thought.
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>> 'Sheriff: Helene Survivors Cannot Apply for $750 Because They Do Not
> >>>>>>> Have a Phone or Computer'
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>> <https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2024/10/08/sheriff-helene-survivors-apply-750-dont-have-phone-computer/>
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>> 'An exasperated South Carolina sheriff slammed the Biden-Harris
> >>>>>>> administration?s offer to Hurricane Helene survivors of $750 in
> >>>>>>> ?immediate? relief funds, arguing it was nothing compared to what they
> >>>>>>> gave Ukraine and because it requires access to the internet ? which
> >>>>>>> residents in the worst-hit areas still do not have.
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>> ?That lady that?s running for president talks about the $750. Heh ? what
> >>>>>>> about all that money you give to Ukraine and all these other people who
> >>>>>>> really want to kill us and don?t want to do anything to help us. Why
> >>>>>>> don?t you just give that money to them, that?s who you want to give it
> >>>>>>> to to be begin with,? Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright told FOX
> >>>>>>> News contributor Sara Carter in a video she posted to X on Tuesday.
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>> Carter, who conducted the interview in Chimney Rock, North Carolina,
> >>>>>>> without internet connection and later uploaded it to X, said that a lot
> >>>>>>> of people she talked to have been turned down for the $750.
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>> Wright responded, ?Well, they talked about ?get on your phone and
> >>>>>>> computer.? Do you not see what the devastation is? They don?t have a
> >>>>>>> phone or computer!?
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>> Carter noted, ?There?s nothing up here, there?s no phone or
> >>>>>>> communication. I?m going to be posting this later, there?s no way to
> >>>>>>> access the internet unless you have a Starlink net.?
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>> ?Thank you, Elon Musk,? Wright added.
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>> As Breitbart News reported Monday, more than 255,000 customers across
> >>>>>>> the southeast were still without power.
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>> Wright said his message to the Biden-Harris White House is to ?stay
> >>>>>>> away.?
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>> ?If you?re going to be doing the things you?re talking about doing, we?d
> >>>>>>> just soon you stay out of the way and let the good men and women around
> >>>>>>> the mountain area and the foothills take care of their own because
> >>>>>>> you?re nothing more than a boat anchor,? he said.
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>> To former President Donald Trump, he said, ?Come soon, President Donald
> >>>>>>> Trump, we need you. We need you.?
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>> Vice President Kamala Harris last week announced that Americans affected
> >>>>>>> by Hurricane Helene could apply for $750 for immediate needs. She said
> >>>>>>> FEMA personnel would be going door-to-door to get residents the
> >>>>>>> immediate relief money, and those who had an internet connection could
> >>>>>>> go online to apply.
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>> The announcement sparked criticism that the amount was paltry compared
> >>>>>>> to the $8 billion that was announced for Ukraine just days before. And
> >>>>>>> just days after, the administration announced $157 million in aid for
> >>>>>>> civilians in Lebanon, also sparking outrage.
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>> The Biden-Harris administration has argued that Americans are able to
> >>>>>>> apply for much more assistance to repair storm-related damage to their
> >>>>>>> homes and personal property, as well as for temporary housing.
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>> As of October 4, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has said it
> >>>>>>> has provided $45 million in disaster relief thus far: $23 million to
> >>>>>>> people in Florida, $17 million to North Carolina, and $4.5 million to
> >>>>>>> South Carolina'
> >>>>>>
> >>>>>> The entire Biden administration should be lined up in the streets and shot.
> >>>>>>
> >>>>>> "WASHINGTON, D.C. ? Today, Senator Rick Scott released the following
> >>>>>> statement after the State of New York s plans to spend $2.1 billion to
> >>>>>> provide up to $15,600 to illegal aliens who lost work during the
> >>>>>> pandemic. New York is using funding it received from President Biden?s
> >>>>>> wasteful, untargeted $1.9 trillion ?COVID? spending bill, which
> >>>>>> dedicated less than 10% of its overall price tag to fighting COVID-19,
> >>>>>> and included $360 billion for state and local bailouts that
> >>>>>> predominantly benefits liberal states. Senator Scott has led the fight
> >>>>>> against wasteful blue state bailouts and repeatedly voiced his strong
> >>>>>> opposition to this reckless spending."
> >>>>>>
> >>>>>> https://www.rickscott.senate.gov/2021/4/sen-rick-scott-gov-cuomos-decision-send-15000-checks-illegal-aliens-shameful-misuse-american
> >>>>>>
> >>>>>
> >>>>> Just the open border constitutes treason.
> >>>>>
> >>>>
> >>>> The border is no more open that it was before, doofus.
> >>>
> >>> How would you know? I used to live on the border. It was never like it
> >>> is now. It's open to those who want to enter legally.
> >>
> >> If you only "used to" live there...
> >>
> >> ...then implicitly you're saying you can only know what it's like...
> >>
> >> ...WHILE you live there.
> >
> > Do you know how stupid that sounds?
>
> Your statement clearly implies that your special knowledge of what the
> border was like before (because you lived nearby) makes you an authority
> on what it is like NOW.

Yes. I lived on it. There were not floods of people crossing just
anywhere they wanted and if they did they were caught and sent back.
>
> But you no longer live nearby, so you don't actually have that same
> level of knowledge about current conditions, do you?

I do. I know there are more crossing illegally now then ever.