Hurricane Helene FEMA and the weak Federal response

[guyfriday]

I'm willing to bet that the rumors that FEMA was being used to launder money out of the taxpayer's hand, might be why all the fuss about lack of money is getting tossed around. Politics only became a thing when political players saw it as an advantage to exploit instead of helping the people. "Never let a crisis go to waste" is becoming the official FEMA motto at this point. 

All this fuss about impeding private citizens from helping out and limiting reports, which backfired grossly, is waking people up to a failed government, and sadly seems to be creating sparks near that "Civil War" powder keg.

I might be quoting myself here, but I stand by my thoughts. There is nearly no true transparency from FEMA about where its funds went, and I think they are playing word games and misdirection's of showing where the money went. Public parties don't have to show how they use money, but most do and in cases like Helene will provide those facts if asked. 

There are also too many cases of money magically showing up when pet projects need funding with zero public disclosure or discussions about how or where these billions came from. Now it looks like FEMA might have been using the migrant crisis to launder money from one hand to another.

Now to the Civil War comment. I'm not saying that we will go into a full on "Brother against Brother" civil war, but the chances of the public shooting at and possibly killing federal worker that are taking, or seemingly taking, supplies set aside for disaster relief get higher and higher with each story/report about how FEMA is acting as the bad guy in preventing the public from helping out in rescues and/or providing relief to those that have been victimized by Helene. This administration's slow/delayed response doesn't help the situation either.