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by F. William Engdahl, Global Research: In recent months the world is hearing unusual terms to describe extreme weather events. Now terms like Bomb Cyclone or Atmospheric Rivers are used in the daily TV weather reports to describe dumping of record volumes of rain or snow in regions of the world in an extremely destructive […]

by Aaron & Melissa Dykes, Activist Post: Hey everyone. It is with such a heavy heart that we’ve created this report. I can’t believe the levels of devastation and heartbreak we’ve witnessed in the last couple of days. What is happening right now on the ground in the path and aftermath of Helene is unreal. […]

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Hurricane Helene’s wrath devastated the Asheville, North Carolina, region while wreaking havoc across the southeastern United States two weeks ago. The Daily Signal traveled to western North Carolina in the immediate aftermath of the storm. While the mainstream media’s coverage focuses exclusively on ravaged metropolitan areas, like the fabled River Arts District in Asheville, the Daily Signal traversed many of the rural communities in Henderson and Rutherford counties to tell the stories of those hardest hit by Helene. Our journey began last Saturday morning in Big Oak Mobile Park, a trailer park community in Hendersonville, which consists of about 40 homes. Its residents, many of whom are over 55 years old and in declining health, were without power for more than 10 days. I am in Big Oak Park, a mobile home community 30 mins south of Asheville. Its residents, many of whom are 55+ years-old and at-risk have been without power for 10 days. Residents tell me that trash has been building up, inviting disease and bears. More to come. pic.twitter.com/kOTZHXxH9b— Tim Kennedy (@TimKennedyJr1) October 6, 2024 The Daily Signal spoke with Doug Warden, 93, the manager of the trailer park community, who, with the help of his neighbors, used chain saws to cut their way out after dozens of oak trees collapsed on roadways and on people’s homes during the storm. Notice the house on the left. A giant oak tree split it in half. The owner was home at the time and survived. pic.twitter.com/RWV2EQwenx— Tim Kennedy (@TimKennedyJr1) October 6, 2024 On Monday, The Daily Signal traveled to Lake Lure, which includes the community of Chimney Rock. A series of drone footage from the areas most severely impacted by hurricane Helene around the Asheville area in North Carolina @DailySignal 1?? Lake Lure pic.twitter.com/Zid6r9xQSz— Tim Kennedy (@TimKennedyJr1) October 8, 2024 Many of the residents we spoke with lost their homes to landslides and flooding during Hurricane Helene. The Daily Signal asked people a simple question: “What do you want to say to President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris?” An overwhelming majority said that they are frustrated that the U.S. government is spending billions of dollars abroad instead of helping American citizens first. Frank Butera, a business owner in Lake Lure, said, “It’s nice that you’re helping the illegal immigrants, but it’s time to help us people that paid taxes all our life.” “It’s nice that you’re helping the illegal immigrants but it’s time to help us people that paid taxes all our life.”I asked Frank Butera, a local business owner in Lake Lure, North Carolina, what he’d like to saying to President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris.He… pic.twitter.com/OMTY5sKzNA— Tim Kennedy (@TimKennedyJr1) October 9, 2024 The post North Carolinians Have a Message for Biden and Harris: Put Americans First appeared first on The Daily Signal.