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So here is what is known

Stick market are at all time highs
Crime is down
Jobs market is still hot
Interest rates are dropping
Inflation continues to remain under control
Gas prices are dropping
Unemployment is still low
US economy better than anyone else in the world in fact it is lapping other countries

So make America great again? What country has it better than America ???? Donny is off his rocker
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NOW the COMMUNISTS in the Biden-Harris regime are taking control of the airspace and airports in and around the Helene area...

FEMA: The Biden-Harris regime is taking control of airspace and airports in and round the Hurricane Helene disaster. Planes can no longer bring aid and supplies into regional airports like Asheville without prior approval from FEMA. Private helicopter pilots are being threatened with arrest and drones are being banned. There is a 100% lockdown on information and aid NOT under the direct control of FEMA and the Biden-Harris regime.



At the request of FEMA, the Secretary of Defense has authorized the movement of up to 1,000 active-duty Soldiers to support the delivery of food, water, and other critical aid "over the last mile to the point of need" to communities impacted by Hurricane Helene.

These soldiers are part of an Infantry Battalion Task Force, formed from the XVIII Airborne Corps, to include members of the 82nd Airborne and other units stationed at Fort Liberty, NC. The task force includes a Forward Support Company with the necessary support structures (fuel, water, mechanics, etc.) to support FEMA in stabilizing critical lifelines and essential services for communities in North Carolina.

Employment of these Soldiers will provide additional manpower and logistics capabilities, enabling FEMA and other interagency partners to reach the hardest hit areas as quickly as possible. Their mission will include delivering support and commodities to impacted and isolated communities, assisting with supply point logistics at commodity staging locations, and removing debris from affected routes.

To streamline effectiveness and provide unity of command, the Secretary of Defense authorized and the Commander of U.S. Northern Command, Gen. Gregory Guillot, appointed Brig. Gen. Charles Morrison of the North Carolina Army National Guard as the Dual Status Commander for North Carolina. A dual-status commander is an officer who is allowed by law to command active duty and National Guard troops and serve in federal and state statuses simultaneously.

These soldiers are assembling and moving to the affected areas within the next 24 hours, and will join other servicemembers from the Department of Defense who are already supporting FEMA's response to Hurricane Helene, including:

  1. US Army and US Navy helicopters, Soldiers, and Sailors providing critical capability to move personnel and supplies in areas where access via roads is not available or viable.
  2. US Air Force aircraft, helicopters, and Airmen providing search-and-rescue capabilities.
  3. US Army Soldiers and high wheeled vehicles moving personnel and supplies over roads and terrain damaged or impassable to normal vehicles.
  4. Army Corps of Engineers Temporary Power Teams and subject matter experts supporting debris removal, water and wastewater management, and bridge inspections.
Additionally, and significantly, the National Guard has activated more than 6,500 Guardsmen, hundreds of High Water Vehicles, and dozens of helicopters and rescue boats from 12 different states in State-Active-Duty statuses. These Guardsmen have been spearheading the response effort across the impacted region in support of their Governors, providing critical life-saving and life-sustaining support to the victims of this historic natural disaster.

The DoD has been fully engaged with FEMA and the whole-of-government relief efforts related to Hurricane Helene, and will continue to work with our federal, state, and local partners to ensure we are supporting and coordinating response efforts.

DHS spent all the disaster relief money on trafficking illegal aliens into the country. That's where we're at on the Fall of the Roman Empire timeline

the Shelter and Services program... the obiden regime used $941 million in 2023 and 2024, FEMA money, to house illegal immigrants...

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Did you know millions of FEMA dollars are earmarked ONLY for illegal aliens, through the “Shelter and Services Program”?

Money that should be used for disaster relief for citizens is set aside to feed and house illegals brought in by border czar Harris.


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The 2 stats that give me the most concern about Saturday...

1. TURNOVERS FORCED: Oklahoma State tied for 16th in the nation with 9 - 6 INTs & 3 fumbles recovered. WVU is tied for 110th in the nation with 3 - 1 INT and 2 fumbles recovered.

2. TURNOVER MARGIN: Oklahoma State tied for 50th at +.40. WVU is tied for 123rd in the nation at -1.25.

There are some stats I posted about during the bye week which are clearly in our favor - OSU has a putrid rushing attack this year and is also bad at stopping the run. However, every time we play Oklahoma State, there is some sort of crazy turnover situation which causes the game to go sideways. Look no further than the infamous Friendly Fire Muffed Punt from last season. The 2017 game, a 50-39 loss at home, was just turnover after turnover after turnover.

Our defense has forced 1 INT in four games. That's truly bad. And that INT came from our Bandit who had dropped back in coverage. We have zero from our secondary. Meanwhile, OSU has forced 6.

Bottom line from eer2k is that if we win the turnover margin, we win this game. If we are -1, we may be able to win a nailbiter. If we are -2 or worse, we are looking at 2-3.

DeSantis humiliated obiden by announcing that he'd send in the Florida National Guard to guard & run the ports & hours later the strike disintegrated

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I am suprised that the possibility of an East Coast Longhoreman strike is not bigger news.

They have until September 30th to make a deal.

For every day they are on strike it delays unloading by a week.
As we go into the Holiday season.

What comes in through the top ports on the East Coast.

Through NY/NJ ports we receive:
Auto parts and accessories
Electronics and hardware
Pharmaceuticals and medical devices
Textiles and apparel
Food-grains, fruits and vegetables
Furniture

Baltimore:
Cars
Coal (why are we importing coal?)
Petroleum (why are we importing oil)
Asphalt
Fertilizer
Tractors (why aren't we building tractors?)
Vaccines
Salt
Sugar

Georgia ports:
Oil and mineral fuels (again, why are we importing oil?)
Autos and parts and accessories Industrial machinery
Mineral Ores
Pharmaceuticals
Plastics
Iron and steel (why are we importing this?)
Cosmetics-(uh oh)

Jacksonville:
Aerospace and defense - (why?)
Automotive components and equipment
Paper goods and building materials

Miami:
Frozen seafood
Electronics
Furniture
Apparel
Machinery
Consumer goods
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