Biden/Harris Admin. FEMA FAILURE. Fed. Emer. Mismanagement. FEMA Blocking Aid - FEMA IS SO BAD AT EMERGENCY RESPONSE, ONE WOULD THINK THAT EMERGENCY RESCUE AND AID IS NOT REALLY THEIR PRIMARY DUTY - 13,296 views • Oct. 3, 2024 reallygraceful *** FEMA EMERGENCY RESPONSE IS SO BAD, IT MAKES YOU SUSPECT THEY ARE *INTENTIONALLY* PREVENTING AID FROM REACHING VICTIMS - EMERGENCY RESPONSE EFFORTS WOULD BE BETTER WITHOUT FEMA ALTOGETHER - FEMA IS BLOCKING OUTSIDE HELP OR DONATIONS FROM REACHING VICTIMS. AND THEY ARE NOT HELPING THE VICTIMS THEMSELVES - FEMA IS NOT EVEN TRYING TO HELP VICTIMS IN REMOTE AREA'S (((THE ONES WHO NEED HELP THE MOST))) - ANYONE FROM THE OUTSIDE TRYING HELP RESCUE VICTIMS, BRING EMERGENCY SUPPLIES OR OFFER HELP ARE BEING THREATENED WITH ARREST - FEMA DEMANDS ALL EMERGENCY SUPPLIES GO THROUGH THEM - - BUT THEY ARE NOT GIVING THOSE SUPPLIES TO THE VICTIMS *** Don't Let This Get Memory-Holed...FEMA: Hurricane Helene Relief Efforts - Archival video of all the news coming out of North Carolina and Tennessee... - Buy The Deep State Encyclopedia: Exposing the Cabal's Playbook https://a.co/d/5iaD4s4 - Buy Deep State Encyclopedia on Kobo: https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/the-... - Buy me a Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/reallygr... Please consider supporting my channel on Patreon:   / reallygraceful   - Subscribe to my backup channel: http://bit.ly/reallygracefulsecondcha... - Bitchute: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/real... Facebook:   / reallygraceful   Twitter:   / reallygraceful   Instagram:   / reallygraceful   Gab: https://gab.com/reallygraceful Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/reallygraceful - FAIR USE FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES Mirrored From: https://www.youtube.com/@reallygraceful

Human beings have sculpted artwork out of all kinds of materials throughout history, from clay to concrete to bronze. Some sculpt with water in the form of ice, but what if you could create sculptures with small drops of liquid?Norwegian artist Ronny Tertnes does just that. His "liquid sculptures" look like something from another planet or another dimension, while at the same time are entirely recognizable as water droplets. I mean, check this out:According to SLR Lounge, Tertnes uses ultra high-speed photography, flash rigs, smoke and different types of liquids to create and capture his colorful split-second sculptures. He mixes water with various substances to create texture, color and movement in his photos, and the effect is otherworldly. He does some editing in Photoshop as well. The form in his photographs comes from the unique movement of a single droplet, which can end up looking like a human, a flower, an alien or an abstract glass sculpture. Sometimes they look like people dancing. Just incredible.Tertnes has shared many of his photos on Facebook and on his website, where you can purchase prints, calendars and more featuring these beauties:It's fun to ask what other people see when they look at these images. Amazingly enough, Tertnes has described himself as a "hobby photographer."Sometimes he creates mirror images that end up looking like animals or alien creatures.If you're into (or have a marginal understanding of and interest in) NFTs, Tertnes has a Liquid Sculptures NFT store as well. And finally, here's a slideshow where you can hear him play the guitar and look at his beautiful liquid sculptures. Enjoy. This article originally appeared on 1.14.22

One of the scariest things about being trapped in a situation with a dangerous person is how many people don't notice. Abusers, kidnappers, traffickers, and the like often monitor and control a person so tightly that asking for help seems impossible. There are countless stories of people managing to slip someone a note saying they need help or signaling in some other way that they're in an unsafe situation. Wouldn't it be great if there was a way that they could quickly, yet discreetly, alert people that they were in trouble without flagging the person putting them in danger? There is. It's the international signal for help, and it's going viral for all the right reasons.A video shared by Indian restauranter Harjinder Singh Kukreja shows several scenarios in which a person needs help and signals with a simple hand gesture we all need to learn to recognize—or if necessary, use ourselves. - YouTube www.youtube.com In the video, a woman on a balcony, a man at the door during a delivery, and a girl walking down a hallway with a man all give the signal without their abuser knowing. The Signal for Help campaign was launched by the Canadian Women's Foundation last April, and has gained traction around the world thanks to the reach of partners such as the Women's Funding Network, the world's largest philanthropic network for girls and women. With the coronavirus pandemic getting into full swing, it was clear that people were going to be spending a lot more time on video calls and people in abusive situations were going to be spending a lot more time with their abusers. The Signal for Help initiative was a way to discreetly communicate via video call that you were in a dangerous situation without having to say a word. — (@) As we saw in the first video, the signal is useful for more than just Zoom calls. The only issue is that this signal only works if people recognize it and know what it means. That's why people are sharing the video and encouraging others to do the same. What's great about the signal is that it can be done discreetly. Since it only requires one hand, it's more convenient than the American Sign Language sign for "help," which requires two hands. It's simple, subtle, and swift enough to be easy to use in lots of different circumstances (as we see in the videos) but also distinct enough that those who know it will recognize it instantly. It's even something we can teach young children. We know that domestic violence is a going concern, especially during the pandemic when people are trapped at home with their abusers. We also know that human trafficking is a billion-dollar global industry and that victims are sometimes being transported in broad daylight. The more tools we have for getting people help the better, but first we need to know when someone actually needs help. Learning and sharing this hand sign far and wide will help spread awareness, enable more victims of violence to ask for help in a safe way, and hopefully even save lives. This article originally appeared on 3.21.21

Many of the versions sparked the careers of many huge stars.

Many of the versions sparked the careers of many huge stars.

by Doug Casey, International Man: International Man: There’s little doubt the self-anointed elite are hostile to the middle class, which is on its way to extinction thanks to soaring inflation and taxation. It seems they would like to implement a kinder and gentler version of feudalism. What is really going on here, and what is […]

by John W. Whitehead, Rutherford Institute: You don’t need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows.”—Bob Dylan A water main breaks every two minutes somewhere in the U.S., resulting in contaminated drinking supplies and boil water notices. One out of three bridges in the U.S. needs repair, endangering hundreds of millions of commuters. More than 42,000 bridges across […]