My OpinionÂ….What I Learned from 9/11

Source: From The Trenches
Published: Aug 31, 2017
Author: Mary
Post Date: 2017-08-31 08:46:39 by Deckard
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What is happening in Texas and surrounding areas is tragic. The fires out west are devastating not only to the people that live there but also to plant and wildlife. Make no mistake war has been declared on us and we are under attack. These attacks are planned and carried out by man not by random natural events.

When we were attacked on 9/11 what did many of us do in our desperation to help? I donated to the American Red Cross as many of my family and friends did. Do you recall the aftermath, the battle to get those donations to those directly affected by that attack? I do. I decided then I would never ever donate to not only the Red Cross but any of the large organizations asking for donations on behalf of the people affected by such attacks. 

With what is occurring now we are going to see big name music and movie ‘stars’ come out and pledge their donations to get us to send money as well. Do not be fooled by their scam. Their talk is cheap. I seriously doubt they will send one penny. Remember most of them are Satanists so it would be counter to their ‘religion’ to express empathy and love for those that are suffering.

It is up to us, the good caring loving people of this country to organize drives locally, obtain a truck and get needed supplies to our fellow countrymen. This is what churches did back in the day when I was young. We took care of our neighbors in need.

Love to all, Mary

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#1: Justified    To: Deckard (#0)

So mother nature is attacking America?

Did we get a weather device to send hurricanes, earthquakes and forest fires to their enemy?

As for donations I never donate to big groups because it all gets taken at the top end.

Justified posted on 2017-08-31 09:30:52   Reply   Private Reply


#2: Deckard    To: Justified (#1)

Did we get a weather device to send hurricanes

Could be.

“Weather wars” theorists claim Hurricane Harvey was engineered, “steered” toward Houston as a “weather terrorism” weapon

One of the most popular sites asserting such claims is WeatherWar101.com.

The site has published a 14-minute analysis of Hurricane Harvey, asserting that the hurricane was augmented by “On-Land Water Vapor Generation from Texas, Louisiana, etc.” The video description also states, “It’s also no coincidence that Hurricane Harvey is hitting the United States, 25 years to the day after Hurricane Andrew hit Florida. Since all of these storms are very clearly and very obviously deliberated manufactured, this “Anniversary Hurricane” was clearly intentional.”

Looks like the usual suspects are tweeking the levers of weather again

Deckard posted on 2017-08-31 09:51:29   Reply   Private Reply


#3: nolu chan    To: Deckard (#0)

When we were attacked on 9/11 what did many of us do in our desperation to help? I donated to the American Red Cross as many of my family and friends did. Do you recall the aftermath, the battle to get those donations to those directly affected by that attack? I do. I decided then I would never ever donate to not only the Red Cross but any of the large organizations asking for donations on behalf of the people affected by such attacks.

I decided over thirty years ago that the Red Cross reps at overseas military bases were some of the highest paid useless assholes on the planet. I would not give the Red Cross a dime.

nolu chan posted on 2017-08-31 13:07:03   Reply   Private Reply


#4: jeremiad    To: Deckard (#2)

Two thumbs up as always. Of course governments can control the weather to some extent. Anyone with an open mind can see the difference of what is in the skies with Chemtrails as opposed to Contrails.

jeremiad posted on 2017-08-31 19:12:32   Reply   Private Reply


#5: Fred Mertz    To: nolu chan (#3)

I would not give the Red Cross a dime.

Hey, we agree.

Fred Mertz posted on 2017-08-31 23:19:17   Reply   Private Reply


#6: buckeroo    To: Fred Mertz, nolu chan (#5)

Hey, we agree.

It is impossible within any given context.

buckeroo posted on 2017-08-31 23:31:43   Reply   Private Reply


#7: Fred Mertz    To: buckeroo, nolu chan (#6)

My friend's father served in the Army during the Korean conflict.

He got charged a dime for coffee back in 1950 from the Red Cross. We talked about it today.

Fred Mertz posted on 2017-08-31 23:35:55   Reply   Private Reply


#8: buckeroo    To: Fred Mertz, nolu chan (#7)

We talked about it today.

got it.

buckeroo posted on 2017-08-31 23:56:39   Reply   Private Reply


#9: nolu chan    To: Fred Mertz, buckeroo (#7)

When notification of a death in the family of a service member comes in at an overseas base where a Red Cross rep is assigned, the Red Cross rep was called to deliver the message. When called after working hours had ended, the useless assholes would say they would pick it up in the morning. It did not matter to them if there might be a military flight leaving that night (or early, early morning) to the States. It was a repeated happening. Once when it was done and the notice was for a member of our own command, the Officer of the Day just said hell no, and delivered the message himself. Red Cross really got upset about that. Only they are qualified to do it. Of course, where there is no Red Cross rep, it seems every Officer of the Day is qualified, and I never knew of one saying let it wait till tomorrow morning.

The messages would get priority handling right up to the point of getting the overpaid, lazy ass Red Cross rep to pick it up.

nolu chan posted on 2017-09-01 00:28:30   Reply   Private Reply


#10: buckeroo    To: nolu chan (#9)

When notification of a death in the family of a service member comes in at an overseas base where a Red Cross rep is assigned, the Red Cross rep was called to deliver the message. When called after working hours had ended, the useless assholes would say they would pick it up in the morning. It did not matter to them if there might be a military flight leaving that night (or early, early morning) to the States. It was a repeated happening. Once when it was done and the notice was for a member of our own command, the Officer of the Day just said hell no, and delivered the message himself. Red Cross really got upset about that. Only they are qualified to do it. Of course, where there is no Red Cross rep, it seems every Officer of the Day is qualified, and I never knew of one saying let it wait till tomorrow morning.

Do you ever realize the globalist, that you are? Just asking, of course.

buckeroo posted on 2017-09-01 00:35:34   Reply   Private Reply


#11: Hondo68    To: buckeroo, nolu globalist, Wahhabi Republicans, Fred Mertz, *Arab Spring Jihad* (#10)

Do you ever realize the globalist, that you are?

Hondo68 posted on 2017-09-01 00:45:53   Reply   Private Reply