Sandy was bad by me. But Ian really did intense damage. I do not hear anyone talk about animals, zoos, refuge for animals. I hope they did good. And nothing happened to them. Prays for Florida!
Thank you for Two Guys that pulled up with their food truck to give away food who need it. I saw on another video where a guy pulled up with his grill on wheels to serve BBQ chicken to whoever needed it. He also took his boat with lots of gasoline and water over to Sanibel to be distributed to ever needs it. Everyone just pitching in with what they can give to help I'm sure means a lot to everyone. Thank you again to all those who are helping make a difference in people's lives and restoring.
I'm shocked just how mild it was in the North Tampa region. I was fully expecting major damage to my home at 6.6 feet above sea level, but it changed course and we were spared. My heart goes out to those who weren't.
yeah I am in Pinellas park, I moved all valuables and photos into the washing machine, dishwasher, etc..... I unplugged everything and just got ready for the unknown and then it changed course. As relieved as I am that it changed course it doesn't take away the pain I feel feel everyone further south. We lost power around 4pm and started getting a bit windy with rain. Around 7pm is when things picked up and it got really creepy dark. I couldn't see inside my house from looking on the balcony inside. Listening to that wind howl in the dark was something unnerving. I've never experienced anything like that before. I moved to St pete in 2018 three weeks after Hurricane Michael. Very scary and I cannot imagine what it was like for those that stayed in Lee and Collier county.
@@ravenrpg3865 I've been in numerous hurricanes an know exactly what you are describing - some were downright scary and I completely believe you about your experience in Pinellas Park. We are in the same county so even short distances apart can experience it differently. We were on the edge of it. With me maybe 10 miles farther than you as the crow flies (guesstimate I didn't get the map out to measure). If we were just 30 miles closer I suspect it would be far worse. Did your area lose any big limbs or trees? I don't think my neighborhood had any limbs or trees fall. Somebody found a few roof shingles on the road so we are all checking our roofs today. But no obvious damage anywhere in the neighborhood.
@@floridacoder where I live there was down trees or power lines but other areas of St Pete and Pinellas there where. Duke is pretty quick when it comes to restoring power.
In this example, you're either praying to a psychotic, maniac god who likes to kill people with storms, or you're praying to an inept, ineffectual god who needs advice and coaching from the humans he created. So, which one is it?
Good and compassionate, merciful and almighty, awesome and terrifying, longsaffering and loving God, the Father of Jesus Christ, the one I hope you one day will get to know before you meet Him face to face.
You're great guy with a loving attitude. I am praying for a good or better outcome for all communities damaged by this horrendous weather event. I imagine you are so glad to see the sun shining, blue skies and rexeding waters! Amazing how quickly things change!!❤🌴🌺❤
I live on the Ohio River. We have experienced a few devastating floods. The difference in walking in to a place after a Midwest flood, there is no mistaking how high the water was, there would've been a silt line on the house and a few inches of mud on the floor. I remember shoveling for hours just to get a point to start cleaning. I hope you all can get back to normal as soon as possible. God bless.
We were just in Naples 2 weeks ago because we want to move there. We stayed in Fort Meyer the night before we left and to see what has happened is so heart breaking! Thanks for your videos and updates. ❤ So happy you are safe and sound.
It was so bad...worst strom I've ever been through and I'm 34 Fla born and raised. The house 🏠 was literally moving with the wind. No shutters so I seen every wind ban CRAZY.....Just happy me and my family made it.... #FLASTRONG
Prayers for all of those who have been affected by this! 🙏 🙏.. to those who have the means, I would invite you to make a donation to any of the organizations that are helping our community
Love naples. Always visit when I holiday from uk. Actually been in 2 hurricanes while holidaying in florida over the years. Always amazed at how well the people of florida work together and rebuild after such events. We in the uk seem to struggle with some of mother nature throws at us.
The house is still standing which is great. Cut out those wet walls and ventilate the house before mold sets in and your buddy should be fine. That tile needs updating any way. Beautiful location and worth keeping that is for sure. Naples is a beautiful place to live.
That wasthe craziest storm I've ever seen. Totally thought it would miss us. Forever they've been telling us about the " storm surge " and it never happens. This time it did! Damn!!!!
Many people say that they have never seen anything like this. Mike Morales and his backup channel AGWN cover all kinds of weather. He saw this coming and the snow in Texas about 2 or 3 years ago now. Please check them out as he is the go-to person for the weather. For stuff about space. Eric, Dubay is the best! So glad to see you producing videos again and that you are okay.
I agree with you that Naples will be back better and stronger - just like NJ post hurricane Sandy. I’m from central NJ, and living in North Naples for just over 1 year. i am used to hurricanes and bad weather. Luckily our house is okay. Feel so bad for all the people who have lost their houses and belongings. I also agree, that material things can be replaced. Lives cannot. Thanks for posting. Stay safe and healthy.
@@francismarion6400 Since the 1920's wealthy people have been flocking to Naples. It all started during prohibition where they found Naples was easy for them to get alcohol and run alcohol due to it's remote nature and it's direct route to Miami. They were able to drink and party with no issues. Something things truly never change. I know it was a fishing village but it's modern day history of the past 100 plus years are rooted wealth. influence and access to the good life.
@@mstyles2667 I know families that have lived in Everglades city since the 1830's and they didn't come because of alcohol. Its very telling when people relate everything to alcohol. LOL
Been watching you for several months and dreaming about moving to that Beautiful State. Oh Lord I knew Naples area could be dangerous. But Everyone has been touched by this Monster Sadly 😢
Most renters insurances in Florida will not cover water damage by Hurricanes. The flood insurance is an add on. Most don't git it. Bad move not to. Total loss without the add on.😒
Naples is my city I live in Golden Gate though and we didn't even lose power or have any flooding whatsoever needless to say I'm very lucky and I'm sad to see all the damage and flooding that has happened to this city
No judgement from me but how could a person come to the conclusion to rebuild in a hurricane zone? I live in Ft. Lauderdale beach and its idyllic. But honestly altho we were spared this hurricane, it is just a matter of time. We were warned in An Inconveient Truth and I went thru Sandy up in NYC and hope to never ever go thru that again. Good to see you're ok. Thanks for the vid.
Where do you go, where to relocate to avoid natural disasters? I've been thinking to move to Florida for over a decade but can't bring myself to do, out of fear something terrible would happen. I live in Georgia; we suffer inclement weather causing problems as well.
I don't think homes should be on the barrier islands unless they are fortresses. But everywhere in Florida is a "hurricane zone". If I were building or rebuilding a home today in Florida I think metal roofs make sense. As does backfill to raise the elevation of the foundation in low-lying areas. You will find homes that survived a direct hit by Ian, and anyone building anew should take notes about the structural aspects of those homes. Some lone survivors in Mexico Beach also.
@@feleciawallace8420 I live in Central Indiana. Nothing happens here. That's why I moved here. There's no way I'd move to a place like that because I like boring. That's far too much excitement for me.
To me its still beautiful! I live near the craphole Pittsburgh, Pa and to me Florida even after a storm like that seeing white sand everywhere looks nice. And the smell of salt air is awesome.
GOOD! Friends are hard to come by! they trust You a lot to give You access to their home, at least they have a heads up as to what they're coming back to, ALL stay safe!
I just moved from Naples six months ago I was there for hurricane Irma I can tell this one was much worse I have a cousin who just moved there she stayed she’s doing well. I have a stepdaughter that is still there that I have no contact with and I hope she’s doing well God bless Naples
I would move out of Naples asap. It’s not livable being so close to the coast, i live in north tampa and we never get hit hard because of our location. The coastal homes are always destroyed every yr. Not worth it staying only to have to do deal with this every year.
This is so sad. I'm grateful, but I don't understand how my uncle in Naples had no flooding or damage. He's only a few miles off shore on the west side. We're grateful he was not affected like this.
Naples is beautiful my sister and her husband lives there. I lived there in 2005 when hurricane Wilma hit and it was a 3. It was to hit bullseye on Naples somehow it did hit the west side. We decided to go to south beach Miami on the east side. Never forget that day. It went straight across the everglades and hit Miami. Naples residents are pretty rich. Very expensive to live there. They come from the north and live at there beach house in the winter (temps around 80 low humidity and gorgeous blue skies). These home owners leave when summer starts to hit and go to there residential home in the north. Extremely hot with tropical humidity and rain in the summer. Like they said these boats are yachts. Sure they have full coverage. My brother n law is a contractor and sister a interior designer in Naples. They got spared. They will be busy with these homes. Alot of these people that live there (surrounding area about 8 people to a house) do not have this luxury. They are there to work and make money for their family so they can come to US. So sad
So finally the rest of the naples I grew up in is gone. I think the pier and Kelly's fish was the last of the hood where I grew up. I grew up on the corner of 8th st and 8th ave south
I am so sorry about your friend Joe house ( even his dresser is on it’s side). That is super nice these two came out to cook some hot meals ( make a buck or two ).
The LORD Sabaoth: the Holy One of Israel is calling people to repentance. In some cases, His fierce anger comes through catastrophic events through His powerful right hand! He causes war, famine and disease! He raises up kings and removes kings! So, if people think this is bad. Just wait when He returns from the clouds of Heaven with power and great glory to bring judgement to those who are cold and lukewarm! And I tell you the truth, their are man people in the last days who are cold and lukewarm. These people have no fear of the LORD. And they will soon get the penalty that they deserve!
Isaiah 29:6 King James Version 6 Thou shalt be visited of the Lord of hosts with thunder, and with earthquake, and great noise, with storm and tempest, and the flame of devouring fire
Good for the economy? Building supplies are up as much as 500% when you can even get them. The supply chain is broken. Plus layoffs are starting already across the country. The banking system is in crisis and due to totally meltdown at any minute. The stock market is crashing and they are predicting a food shortage this winter. Outside of that, it's all good news. I think it will be A LOT tougher of a rebuild than he thinks it will be. I truly feel for them. They are about to go through THE toughest time of their lives. They will find out their fight has yet to even begin as they try to rebuild. It will be FAR more than just the typical financial aspect to consider.
Prayers to Floridians!! Hurricane Harvey took all our material items, home, cars...but we prevailed...you WILL get through this. ❤
Amen!
Sandy was bad by me. But Ian really did intense damage.
I do not hear anyone talk about animals, zoos, refuge for animals. I hope they did good. And nothing happened to them. Prays for Florida!
Thank you for Two Guys that pulled up with their food truck to give away food who need it. I saw on another video where a guy pulled up with his grill on wheels to serve BBQ chicken to whoever needed it. He also took his boat with lots of gasoline and water over to Sanibel to be distributed to ever needs it. Everyone just pitching in with what they can give to help I'm sure means a lot to everyone. Thank you again to all those who are helping make a difference in people's lives and restoring.
I'm shocked just how mild it was in the North Tampa region. I was fully expecting major damage to my home at 6.6 feet above sea level, but it changed course and we were spared.
My heart goes out to those who weren't.
yeah I am in Pinellas park, I moved all valuables and photos into the washing machine, dishwasher, etc..... I unplugged everything and just got ready for the unknown and then it changed course. As relieved as I am that it changed course it doesn't take away the pain I feel feel everyone further south. We lost power around 4pm and started getting a bit windy with rain. Around 7pm is when things picked up and it got really creepy dark. I couldn't see inside my house from looking on the balcony inside. Listening to that wind howl in the dark was something unnerving. I've never experienced anything like that before. I moved to St pete in 2018 three weeks after Hurricane Michael. Very scary and I cannot imagine what it was like for those that stayed in Lee and Collier county.
@@ravenrpg3865 I've been in numerous hurricanes an know exactly what you are describing - some were downright scary and I completely believe you about your experience in Pinellas Park. We are in the same county so even short distances apart can experience it differently. We were on the edge of it. With me maybe 10 miles farther than you as the crow flies (guesstimate I didn't get the map out to measure). If we were just 30 miles closer I suspect it would be far worse.
Did your area lose any big limbs or trees? I don't think my neighborhood had any limbs or trees fall. Somebody found a few roof shingles on the road so we are all checking our roofs today. But no obvious damage anywhere in the neighborhood.
@@floridacoder where I live there was down trees or power lines but other areas of St Pete and Pinellas there where. Duke is pretty quick when it comes to restoring power.
you are a good friend....my ❤ is with every survivor.
Hope you and the family are ok. Thanks for the video. Praying for you all.
We are thank you
In this example, you're either praying to a psychotic, maniac god who likes to kill people with storms, or you're praying to an inept, ineffectual god who needs advice and coaching from the humans he created.
So, which one is it?
Good and compassionate, merciful and almighty, awesome and terrifying, longsaffering and loving God, the Father of Jesus Christ, the one I hope you one day will get to know before you meet Him face to face.
You're great guy with a loving attitude. I am praying for a good or better outcome for all communities damaged by this horrendous weather event. I imagine you are so glad to see the sun shining, blue skies and rexeding waters! Amazing how quickly things change!!❤🌴🌺❤
I live on the Ohio River. We have experienced a few devastating floods. The difference in walking in to a place after a Midwest flood, there is no mistaking how high the water was, there would've been a silt line on the house and a few inches of mud on the floor. I remember shoveling for hours just to get a point to start cleaning.
I hope you all can get back to normal as soon as possible. God bless.
Prayers for Florida residents who have suffered from the hurricane Ian.
Are you praying to the same god who caused the storm?
🤔
So happy you and your friends fared well, life is more important than stuff...
Absolutely
Thank you for the video. Sorry about your friends home. Glad to see you are safe and survived the storm.
Thank you so much!
We were just in Naples 2 weeks ago because we want to move there. We stayed in Fort Meyer the night before we left and to see what has happened is so heart breaking! Thanks for your videos and updates. ❤ So happy you are safe and sound.
It wasn’t that bad😂 mostly wind
It's so sad. But hopefully everyone is safe. Look how beautiful that sun rise/set is. Stay strong.
Ya beautiful, Alright lets rebuild again for the next hurricane in a few years then say "No one could have expected this."
Praying for you and everyone else in southwest and central Florida. 🙏🤘👊
Thank uou
Praying for all. 🙏💕🙏💕🙏
Having lived in Marco Island, this is heartbreaking to see. The ocean takes what she wants, always.
definitely
Even though your home was spared, I realize that this is going to have an impact on you and I wish you the best. Hang in there.
Thank you for letting us know your safe~prayers for all of Florida
It was so bad...worst strom I've ever been through and I'm 34 Fla born and raised. The house 🏠 was literally moving with the wind. No shutters so I seen every wind ban CRAZY.....Just happy me and my family made it....
#FLASTRONG
Thank You for sharing Luis!
Prayers for all of those who have been affected by this! 🙏 🙏.. to those who have the means, I would invite you to make a donation to any of the organizations that are helping our community
Love naples. Always visit when I holiday from uk. Actually been in 2 hurricanes while holidaying in florida over the years. Always amazed at how well the people of florida work together and rebuild after such events. We in the uk seem to struggle with some of mother nature throws at us.
The house is still standing which is great. Cut out those wet walls and ventilate the house before mold sets in and your buddy should be fine. That tile needs updating any way. Beautiful location and worth keeping that is for sure. Naples is a beautiful place to live.
Spread the wealth! Never take more than you give..
Very intelligent man...courage for all of you..ans rebuilt better..
I was going to move to FL, but after saw this no thanks 🙏🙏🙏
It's so sad😢 God allow and may all recover from the damage soon to see the beautiful old naples again
Yes! Judgement will be swift, All Praises To The Most High Power
The governor said climate change is not real
Well then why was this tragedy real
FLORIDA WE ARE WITH YOU
climate change has nothing to do with hurricanes.
the government makes these storms..
@@davedavidson7059 crawl back under your rock, davie.
That wasthe craziest storm I've ever seen. Totally thought it would miss us. Forever they've been telling us about the " storm surge " and it never happens. This time it did! Damn!!!!
I am glad your family and you are okay.
Thanks for sharing Bro. Watching from ATL. My pray are with you guys & gals down there.
Thank you, that means a lot
Peace and love to all
Many people say that they have never seen anything like this. Mike Morales and his backup channel AGWN cover all kinds of weather. He saw this coming and the snow in Texas about 2 or 3 years ago now. Please check them out as he is the go-to person for the weather. For stuff about space. Eric, Dubay is the best! So glad to see you producing videos again and that you are okay.
Hang in there my friend. I am a 3 rd generation Floridian. We will be okay
Glad you put up a Vid been thinking bout you & Fam , my Parents & son in Cape Coral and Sister in North Fort myers all got flooded
I agree with you that Naples will be back better and stronger - just like NJ post hurricane Sandy. I’m from central NJ, and living in North Naples for just over 1 year. i am used to hurricanes and bad weather. Luckily our house is okay. Feel so bad for all the people who have lost their houses and belongings. I also agree, that material things can be replaced. Lives cannot. Thanks for posting. Stay safe and healthy.
It was literally just a fishing/hunting town. Not supposed to be a a place to bring a Bentley or RR.
@@francismarion6400 Since the 1920's wealthy people have been flocking to Naples. It all started during prohibition where they found Naples was easy for them to get alcohol and run alcohol due to it's remote nature and it's direct route to Miami. They were able to drink and party with no issues. Something things truly never change. I know it was a fishing village but it's modern day history of the past 100 plus years are rooted wealth. influence and access to the good life.
@@mstyles2667 I know families that have lived in Everglades city since the 1830's and they didn't come because of alcohol. Its very telling when people relate everything to alcohol. LOL
Thank you very much ❤️
Been watching you for several months and dreaming about moving to that Beautiful State.
Oh Lord
I knew Naples area could be dangerous.
But
Everyone has been touched by this Monster
Sadly 😢
This is heart breaking 💔 but I’m glad you’re okay 🙏🏼 May God bless you and everyone impacted by these tragic events.
Everglades city gets wiped out like every 5 years. Love it or leave it. South Florida ain't for the weak.
Most renters insurances in Florida will not cover water damage by Hurricanes. The flood insurance is an add on. Most don't git it. Bad move not to. Total loss without the add on.😒
Naples is my city I live in Golden Gate though and we didn't even lose power or have any flooding whatsoever needless to say I'm very lucky and I'm sad to see all the damage and flooding that has happened to this city
Great insight on the ground and a story well told, from the reality of devastation to the future of what it will be. Thanks 🙏🏼
Glad you ok man, we'll make it through like during sandy
glad you guys are safe 🙏
No judgement from me but how could a person come to the conclusion to rebuild in a hurricane zone? I live in Ft. Lauderdale beach and its idyllic. But honestly altho we were spared this hurricane, it is just a matter of time. We were warned in An Inconveient Truth and I went thru Sandy up in NYC and hope to never ever go thru that again. Good to see you're ok. Thanks for the vid.
To each their own
Where do you go, where to relocate to avoid natural disasters? I've been thinking to move to Florida for over a decade but can't bring myself to do, out of fear something terrible would happen. I live in Georgia; we suffer inclement weather causing problems as well.
Inconvenient truth is that people like Algore are making a fortune off of fear and they are total hypocrites.
I don't think homes should be on the barrier islands unless they are fortresses. But everywhere in Florida is a "hurricane zone".
If I were building or rebuilding a home today in Florida I think metal roofs make sense. As does backfill to raise the elevation of the foundation in low-lying areas.
You will find homes that survived a direct hit by Ian, and anyone building anew should take notes about the structural aspects of those homes. Some lone survivors in Mexico Beach also.
@@feleciawallace8420 I live in Central Indiana. Nothing happens here. That's why I moved here. There's no way I'd move to a place like that because I like boring. That's far too much excitement for me.
To me its still beautiful! I live near the craphole Pittsburgh, Pa and to me Florida even after a storm like that seeing white sand everywhere looks nice. And the smell of salt air is awesome.
GOOD! Friends are hard to come by! they trust You a lot to give You access to their home, at least they have a heads up as to what they're coming back to, ALL stay safe!
I’m so sad for the people in FL 💔💔
I just moved from Naples six months ago I was there for hurricane Irma I can tell this one was much worse I have a cousin who just moved there she stayed she’s doing well. I have a stepdaughter that is still there that I have no contact with and I hope she’s doing well God bless Naples
So sorry your beautiful City of Naples was wiped out.
the plants look happy!
I would move out of Naples asap. It’s not livable being so close to the coast, i live in north tampa and we never get hit hard because of our location. The coastal homes are always destroyed every yr. Not worth it staying only to have to do deal with this every year.
prayers 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Where they going to live not to mention supply's are in short demand good luck
My ex house is perfectly fine.
One block west was completely destroyed.
Its insane
Good video. I would love for you to make one on St Carlos Blvd in Fort Myers Beach and on Pine Island if you could get to it.
This is so sad. I'm grateful, but I don't understand how my uncle in Naples had no flooding or damage. He's only a few miles off shore on the west side. We're grateful he was not affected like this.
Loving life in CALIF on the beach no problems
Naples is beautiful my sister and her husband lives there. I lived there in 2005 when hurricane Wilma hit and it was a 3. It was to hit bullseye on Naples somehow it did hit the west side. We decided to go to south beach Miami on the east side. Never forget that day. It went straight across the everglades and hit Miami. Naples residents are pretty rich. Very expensive to live there. They come from the north and live at there beach house in the winter (temps around 80 low humidity and gorgeous blue skies). These home owners leave when summer starts to hit and go to there residential home in the north. Extremely hot with tropical humidity and rain in the summer. Like they said these boats are yachts. Sure they have full coverage. My brother n law is a contractor and sister a interior designer in Naples. They got spared. They will be busy with these homes. Alot of these people that live there (surrounding area about 8 people to a house) do not have this luxury. They are there to work and make money for their family so they can come to US. So sad
Hopefully this draws out the snowbirds
This hurricane made me realize that I should not move to Florida.
That and bugs, heat, humidity, traffic, etc. I need seasons. I love playing in snow.
So finally the rest of the naples I grew up in is gone. I think the pier and Kelly's fish was the last of the hood where I grew up. I grew up on the corner of 8th st and 8th ave south
If anyone on earth thinks that barrier islands were to be populated for the greedy pleasure of human blight, I send you Ian.
Shout out to friends in the Ft Myers/Naples area, hope all is well. Save Bonita Springs Cigar Shop!
People seem to forget hurricane Andrew
I am so sorry about your friend Joe house ( even his dresser is on it’s side). That is super nice these two came out to cook some hot meals ( make a buck or two ).
Normal hurricane damage, it sucks but it nothing more than people have seen before.
I can't believe he announced his buddy is in another state and he has valuables in his home ! WTH !!??
Looks like judgement day 👁
At least their alive the sad
News is another hurricane
Is coming...
The sun will dry out a lot of your friends stuff do not just toss stuff out
Most of these areas were lucky compared to Fort Myers.
Yes your right, I could have been much worse
@@CultureEstate we will continue to pray for all these folks sir, and God bless you and your family 🙏.
What your loving caring God should have done was intervened instead of watching people lose everthing including there lives.
That is sad…
Bad and poor construction. Architekts without imagination.
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
The LORD Sabaoth: the Holy One of Israel is calling people to repentance. In some cases, His fierce anger comes through catastrophic events through His powerful right hand! He causes war, famine and disease! He raises up kings and removes kings! So, if people think this is bad. Just wait when He returns from the clouds of Heaven with power and great glory to bring judgement to those who are cold and lukewarm! And I tell you the truth, their are man people in the last days who are cold and lukewarm. These people have no fear of the LORD. And they will soon get the penalty that they deserve!
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Not biblical if it was only 8 people would have survived. It's a disaster not biblical
Donate to help wealthy beachfront property millionaires who would never, ever, give a shit about you.
You nalied it..stuff can be replaced mostly..but life cannot.
☮️🇺🇸
What about Barnes and noble and the Cheesecake Factory?
Trader Joe’s smith Haven’s mall
I’ll take a look.
Your buddy leaves their door unlocked like that?
I got it open, and in Naples you can for the most part
@@CultureEstate wow, lol try doing that in Miami and you are in big trouble. Naples is a much nicer place with nicer people than Miami.
No, it is not biblical..you just want it to be!
Biblical? Is God pissed at DeSantis and Trump?
God and Jesus can replace human life: John 5:28-29. nwt bible, or kjv.
Biblical? LMAO.. Come on. That's what happens when you build in low lying areas close to water, ESPECIALLY in Florida.
How is this "disaster of biblical proportion?" Sad but hardly that.
Those were governor Desantis exact words. And I’m glad you don’t think it’s that bad
Biblical proportions? Whatever that actually is.
Your clickbait thumbnail and title are shameful, be better.
Sorry you feel that way
Terrible. Unfortunately that's the price we pay to live down there. Hurricane damage is really man made. Take the good with the bad.
Isaiah 29:6
King James Version
6 Thou shalt be visited of the Lord of hosts with thunder, and with earthquake, and great noise, with storm and tempest, and the flame of devouring fire
All part of god's plan.
Man cannot question god's plan.
Buzz off pastor, your fairy tales aren't needed.
Good for the economy? Building supplies are up as much as 500% when you can even get them. The supply chain is broken. Plus layoffs are starting already across the country. The banking system is in crisis and due to totally meltdown at any minute. The stock market is crashing and they are predicting a food shortage this winter. Outside of that, it's all good news. I think it will be A LOT tougher of a rebuild than he thinks it will be. I truly feel for them. They are about to go through THE toughest time of their lives. They will find out their fight has yet to even begin as they try to rebuild. It will be FAR more than just the typical financial aspect to consider.
Labor force is scarce it will take a decade to be back to normal in this "build back better" administration
Sure hope not
Desantis, Rubio, Scott and Gaetz all voted AGAINST the hurricane relief fund bill. Suck eggs Florida!
The new generation is pathetic at best when it comes to news. "Biblical Proportions!" I can't with this generation and those that cater to them.
i am new here good and sad video. i subcrubed to your channel thank you soo much:)
#ukrainestrong 🤣😂🤣😂