Inept Govt Response After Hurricane Sandy

Denise Holmes / Keys To Liberty

Next post I will cover ammunition, explosives, and other contracts of interest purchased by Homeland Security since last time they were reported. This time contracts before and after Hurricane Sandy.

Some believe that Hurricane Sandy was a directed storm, reported by many sources including Jim Willie. Jim Willie believes, if not a directed storm, it was at leasted caused by the previous mild winter, followed by the drought, while  those in change of HAARP are seemly and purposely playing God which has devastating effects on people around the globe.   It is past time for them to quit playing with mother nature.  Most people can agree with that.

In searching contracts by FEMA for the Department of Homeland Security, nothing was found to implicate the storm as being steered towards the northeast. What was found was their first order for food consisting of Kosher Meals on October 31; provided by a company in Deerfield, Illinois. Not trying to be derogatory towards those of the Jewish faith, but FEMA’s first order for food was Jewish? The Jewish population in New York City is rather large 1.54 million by this article. The vast majority vote democrat. But the same article claims 700,000 Asians. So were was FEMA’s supply of food for the Asians? It didn’t exist. It is amazing the first thing the government considered was feeding a Jewish population of 1.54 million when the overall population was over 8 million.

They hadn’t even considered baby food until the next day, November 1st.  Well, at least they thought about it, even if it wasn’t their top priority.

By November 2, they finally figured out the rest of the population may need food and ordered 2 Million MRE’s.  Note, that is 2 days after considering feeding the of the Jewish population consisting of 19% of the people in New York. It took another 2 days for FEMA to consider buyingHeaters for those meals.

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