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@GardensR4Health
OMG Marshall is gone too…..
Marshall sits between 2 cliffs and the French broad. It got decimated.
2/58
@TeamAmerica2020
We need some logistics on the ground with maps and teams going out being delegated to into these areas to see if people need rescuing I feel there’s a lot of people being left behind at the moment
3/58
@SentinusPrime
Pray for those people because they can use all the prayers they can get right now!
4/58
@KellyLMcCarty
My sorority sister’s mom is there. They lost everything. I have pictures from her.
5/58
@AlternativeEsme
If you ever saw the Amazon show The Peripheral it was filmed in Marshall. Little quaint mountain town. Was.
6/58
@Alisonwonder21
We are going to hear (not on mainstream of course) horrific story after story. If this was covered on mainstream Kamala would not stand a chance of winning. Which is why we are not hearing about it on mainstream
7/58
@espirituencasa
I would never personally build a home...
1. Directly on the coast. Go inland a bit.
2. On a known floodplain unless on seeious stilts.
3. In a river valley in the mountains. Get up that hill - channeled water is seriously destructive.
4. In California and New York, unless the Democrats leave
5. On top of a fault line
6. Near an active volcano.
These rules have served me well in my 30+ moves in my life.
8/58
@Life_PlotTwists
All these communities in ETN/WNC are situated along rivers and major creeks. It is just a matter of topographical luck if they didn't flood or get hit with landslides. And even then, they can be stranded.
9/58
@Anne8065
10/58
@Texg70
11/58
@ROCKIN_VET4LIFE
Has anyone heard anything regarding Waynesville and if they faired the storm ?
12/58
@Zerbear102
13/58
@annoyingserf
Any word about Grapevine..?
14/58
@melblueeyes82
15/58
@fmh_iii
The images are surreal.
16/58
@heyitkb
Ugh. This was a gorgeous little town
17/58
@JoyFlick1
18/58
@AnneCar45295003
This is so heartbreaking. The whole area has been changed forever. Not sure people that aren’t familiar with these areas know how much character these towns had, how beautiful the landscape is, and how wonderful the people are that live there. It’s always been my happy place.
19/58
@TpgGee
20/58
@TheN1James
Devistated....
Decimated is a roman punishment removing 1/10th of the unit as punishment
21/58
@MatthewKobilan
They have betrayed us.
22/58
@PoelockJoe
23/58
@JettBlast00
Amazed at the amount of progress already.
24/58
@Loonbird1
God speed.
25/58
@RKnowinsanity
Hi, I am glad I found you. Your doing a great job keeping people informed to what is going on there.
Thank You
26/58
@RedoxCellRepair
27/58
@verummultum
28/58
@ozzzymarcborn
Oh wow!!! Brutal
29/58
@jeaniesuddeth
My sister lives here. It was such a beautiful little town
30/58
@serenewellness
Such a gorgeous town. Used to get my hair done there and ate there a ton. Super sad
31/58
@Real1FisherMan
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32/58
@JeromeEll
33/58
@FOACAD
It’s interesting to me the buildings that remain standing
Maybe we should build like we used to
Very sad situation but contrasting what’s gone with what’s still there would be a good thing to look at for the rebuilding process
34/58
@burkell69168
I worked there, Helpmate of Madison County. Any word on Hot Springs?
35/58
@JFW3000
fukk.
36/58
@Lynxbear1
AREA
37/58
@LOVtheCOV
What a terrible place to zone development.
38/58
@TheOriginalNid
Don't care, I'm not into gay rappers.
39/58
@Operator0000007
they can shove the 750$ up their ass holes in nickels so they can feel it
40/58
@Michealjyant
In the wake of Hurricane Helene, we have witnessed both the fury of nature and the strength of our national spirit. This storm, one of historic proportions, has left in its path a need for unity, swift action, and compassionate response.
It is in times like these that the true character of our nation is revealed, not through the actions of one individual or office, but through the collective heart of our people. We've seen countless acts of bravery, from first responders to ordinary citizens reaching out to help their neighbors, showcasing the resilience and generosity that define us.
However, amidst this backdrop of community effort, there have arisen concerning reports of officials who, rather than facilitating aid, have threatened repercussions against those volunteering their efforts to assist in recovery. Let me be clear: such actions not only hinder relief efforts but are fundamentally at odds with the principles of freedom and community service that we hold dear.
The American People stands firmly against any form of intimidation or bureaucratic overreach that would punish goodwill. You are here to serve, to support, and to rebuild, not to obstruct the very citizens who embody the spirit of American solidarity.
Therefore, I call upon all officials, at every level of government, to remove any barriers to volunteer aid. Let us not forget that in crisis, our duty is to enable the helpers, not to hinder them with threats or red tape.
To the citizens affected by Hurricane Helene:
- Your Government's Role: They are there to coordinate, to aid, and to ensure that your path to recovery is as smooth as possible. Federal, state, and local agencies are mobilized to provide support, from FEMA's ongoing assessments to the deployment of resources like Starlink for communication, ensuring no one feels abandoned in this time of need.
- Community Action: Your acts of kindness, your willingness to help, whether through providing shelter, food, or simply a helping hand, are the backbone of our recovery. Let no threats deter you. Your efforts are not just appreciated; they are essential.
- A Call for Unity: Let us use this moment to reinforce our bonds. Recovery is not just about rebuilding structures but about strengthening our community fabric.
To those in power contemplating or executing threats against volunteers:
- Reconsider Your Actions: This is a time for leniency, for understanding, for encouraging every act of help. Threatening citizens who step up in crisis is a disservice to the office you hold and the people you serve.
As we move forward, let us do so with a renewed commitment to each other. Our focus must be on healing, rebuilding, and ensuring that such disasters bring out the best in us, not the worst. Together, we will overcome the challenges posed by Hurricane Helene, not as representatives of any title or office, but as Americans united in purpose and compassion.
Thank you, and may we continue to support one another with the dignity and respect every citizen deserves in these trying times.
41/58
@MayetSadat
I feel so impressed with the wonderful work well done. I took a risk to give a try of $2K And I received a payment Of $20,300 within a week trade and with the help of MRS @KellyJeanine0 who traded for me. Then I promised to share her good job to anyone who is interested.
42/58
@LJB1308
I’ve been trying for days to connect with my friend who lives in Marshall & haven’t heard back. I am so worried about her. Can anyone in that area tell me if they know Tiawana & James Ramsey? They have a horse farm on Ramsey Rd. She is retired from Emergency Mgmt.
43/58
@DK71834510
44/58
@thepeopleofflow
Good bless Marshall.
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45/58
@SilverFalls100
@WhiteHouse
Has FEMA helped yet? Any military air drops to this community? Debris clearing equipment brought in? Army Corp of Engineers?
46/58
@CallahanGl66919
WOW! My honey and I were married there by the Judge down town 18 yrs ago. Unbelievable. So sad. Memories!
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It’s hard for a lot of people in Augusta to get transportation around town let alone out of town, but man you got to try to be prepared out here. Places that don’t normally get his are getting massacred out here. Who would’ve thought the mountains would get hit like they did? At lease be informed on what’s going on
