@@pattrickmerete Concrete foundations are porous, and water fills in any pores it can find. Over time, the water can seep into the concrete foundation and ultimately break down the concrete. This break down will cause the foundation to crack, which will in turn cause foundations to shift and the home/building to become unsettled.
@@Rosie05610 That is why dams are still standing... Some 200 yrs for the steel & concrete to soften from water incursions into it... And this was all Salt Water which accelerates the deterioration of the material used... Get Real Lady 👀🤣🤣🤣😳
@@Rosie05610 i think no especially if it's bedrock deep. Taiwan and Philippines have a good building code model. They build typhoon, erosion, and earthquake proof structures and they are all made from concrete and steel with foundations that are bedrock deep. Im pretty sure the US have such standards as well when it comes high rise structures.
Wow my friend closed on a house there in July..she is in Jersey & hasn't heard anything from the realtor who said he would try and see if her home was okay that was 2 days ago...praying for all!!
The company I worked for owned the land company that initially developed the cape coral area. Sad to see such devastation. Plenty of rebuilders needed.
Don't worry about it as federal money will be stepping in to help these insurance companies. All homeowners will also be paying for it with premiums raised for the insurance companies who wrote policies down there to cover these losses. Some of these people didn't have insurance and will be applying for federal assistance. The nation will be paying for this in more ways then one.
@@PFCD I'm not worried as I don't live there, but it's the nature of lower rated Ins. company's to bail when claims overwhelm them and it's going to happen to some....
@@onazram1 No it won't happen...after Andrew the government steped in. It is like FDIC insurance now. Everyone who has insurance will collect no matter what.
Yep but hey send Ukraine 50 billion spend billions more on our open southern border and I'm positive the insurance companies and banks will be bailed out as usual . Not the everyday average citizens . No many will just be forced out much of them senior citizens
Mobile homes still upright!!? Am I seeing this correctly? I thought they would've toddled over and blown away into the wind. Must be a very good brand that is a wind zone 3. God bless the homeowners of them. They are very very lucky to have a home to return to with little damage to clean up. I wonder if these are Palm Harbor Homes 🤔. That's the only brand I know of who builds mobile homes this tough and strong. I send prayers to everyone. I'm just amazed to see mobile homes still standing in one piece after Ian plowed through
Newer building codes do make a difference and work. Everyone should remember that building code is the bare minimum. When your safety is at stake, build it better than code.
@@ginal.f.3462 The first floor mechanical rooms of my condo building are trashed but my condo is still standing on Ft Myers Beach after 15-24 ft of storm surge.
It is amazing that the bridges are still functioning. They are very strong. There are many cars also at the bridges. If they just go to their regular work or something or shopping. Where can you go if everything is destroyed? Or is it just half a street?
All of you nasty people on here with your snarky remarks need to go get a life and get out of the judgement seat. It is pathetic how many of you come out when something like this happens. Your turn could be next. When nature rampages nobody is exempt. I would guess most of you do not get out to help build anything positive. You just consume and stick your noses in when you can put down someone else. For those of you with religious zeal, judge not lest ye be judged. For with what judgment ye judge, ye shall be judged: and with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again.
Thank-you. I saw some pretty insensitive comments on one of the news sites. Not enough to make me lose faith in humanity.....but some people are just AWFUL!
There needs to be more legislation for 1. Insurance companies to insure fairly, and 2) build codes requirements and restrictions in flood zones. If you're going to build hotels and houses on the flat beach like that. What else do you expect when a hurricane comes. Anywhere on the beach in FL and the Atlantic up to NC and on the gulf coast can get hit by a hurricane. I am surprised if any of these hotels or houses are insured anymore. State farm stopped all new insurance requests anywhere near the beach in Mississippi, and now there is a named storm clause for all houses in the US.
@Aspect617 remember the movie, true story, THE COVE, a village in japan where they corralled dolphins then stabbed them to death while the dolphins were crying and screaming they got theirs, god wiped out that whole area and i say; GOOD.
Devastating I feel bad for all those people that live there I pray that they can rebuild somehow somewhere you know this is a true tragedy no one could expect a mother nature quick to be the crew let’s pray for Florida and everybody else down there that they get the OK
The building code is fine, which is why you see even mobile homes standing after this. The problems are the older houses that are not up to the newer codes.
The state should consider dredging the ocean of sand to build very large dune barriers along the coast to protect any surges in the future…..adding controlled plantings of grasses or other vegetation will help protect the dunes…..just a thought.
What do you propose California does about their earthquakes? This was a Cat 5...24 foot storm surge measured at one point. There's only so much which can be done. #1 job is preventing loss of life. Given the death count so far, we did amazingly well.
The state of Maryland did just this to protect its beaches in Ocean City, Maryland….it works there….the beaches are wide and the dunes offer substantial protection…..just an idea……
It isn’t really feasible. Some places have breakwaters but they get destroyed when a storm this size comes in. Maryland isn’t prone to tropical storms like that of FL … You can’t prevent all destruction unfortunately. And my MIL has 2 oak trees on her house right now- in Port Charlotte - family is on their way to help her and check on a few people. She had shutters, healthy oaks nearby, but nothing you can do to prevent the tornado that accompanied the hurricane and ruined her house.
@Maaret Suomesta actually many people can’t afford to rent a house or apartment. MANY rent houseboats to live on. It’s not an easy way to live. Many of those crafts are businesses, not “toys”. And SO WHAT if those fortunate and hard working enough to save for decades buy a boat? They worked for their pension and retirement. Most worked damn hard for DECADES to retire. They are ALLOWED to spend their savings as they wish. Stop judging and come down and help! Get off your tail and get to SC. VOLUNTEER with a non profit and take your @ss to PR or Alaska! Or sit here and be spiteful bc that’s all you’re capable of. Go do SOMETHING to help your fellow Americans.
This will devastate most insurance company's that do business in Florida, I was reading where insurance companies have been learning Florida for some time
It is amazing how no matter what the method of destruction, it all leaves the places the same. Rather it is flooding, hurricanes, tornadoes, or earthquakes. ,
Yea the modular homes don’t look as tho they took AS much of a beating which is good, bc if their living in a modular house they really can’t afford the damage.
Places like this devastated and yet Disney UA-camrs talk about the aftermath and riding out the hurricane while staying in a Disney hotel. The coastal towns and around there that lost houses and lives are the ones they should be thinking about.
@@repent.sinner Newly elected to Congress in 2013, DeSantis voted against a federal relief package for New York and New Jersey in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy
@@ECMVAQ137 all politicians are corrupt that's why there politicians that's why they made it to that position of power and that high of a level they're not God-fearing Christian people not a single one of them.
Why wouldn't people drive their half million dollar boat up toward the north and why did people just do nothing with like 1000+ cars and trucks, just waiting to be totalled and ruined beyond repair by sea water? If I had money like most of these folk do...if you live out in a different state I think it would have been important to fly in a get you assets. Looks like it's easier to collect insurance which in my opinion is fraud. If I were the insurance companies, I'd be asking 100 questions before just writing checks.
@Maaret Suomesta nope. Floridians have become complacent about hurricanes since most of the time (in recent years) they fizzle out before landfall or turn towards the west. They just didn’t think it would happen. There aren’t as many wealthy people there as you might think.
I think they moved them south because they were told the eye of the storm would hit Tampa to the north. The hurrican got fickle in the last hours and changed direction.
@@michellegarry1872 well the few hundred people with what looks lik 250k to 500k and plenty of a few million dollar boats/small ship, they sure have money, must be pretty well to do. I also see a gazillion newish/latest cars and truck that aren't clunkers or from poor misfortunate individuals. My car or motorcycle is a much important investment/asset to me so like family members, pets, jewelry, photos, ect; those items are being protected, looked after.
@@GettingthruLife Yes, and believe me when I tell you they WORKED to earn the income that allows them to purchase these items. Many many of them are generous to charities as well. I wish people would stop and think “gee, I wonder WHO is financially able to SUPPORT all these charities.” Contrary to popular opinion, money doesn’t grow on trees.
Terrible hurricane! A lot of people died, I'm sorry. Did you know that for 9 years the US government has been leading a political storm in Eastern Europe? The Ukrainians were set against Donbass and Russia, a lot of Russians and Ukrainians died. When Russia decided to stop this political storm, the US government decided to support the Ukrainians in Ukraine and gave them a lot of money, weapons and soldiers. Now the fire and the hurricane of war has flared up even more! Why did you detain the Ukrainians of Ukraine? So that there would be destruction and people's blood would sweat like a river, and you would sit in satiety and well-being? And your military industry received orders and gave you income? So you are profiting from the blood of Russians and Ukrainians! But the Lord saw your hypocrisy and began to punish you with the same measure with which you judge others. And this is just the beginning, repent and stop your reckless government led by madman Biden!
I can't belive they live in shacks. Just look how thin the wood is. No wonder there's so much damage. At least in shanty towns in Africa, their homes are built better.
@@stringer-ik1pc very cool. Well, if it was 400 years old in Florida, is would have been built in 1622. Lol, I just reread my sentence. It doesn't matter if it was in Florida or elsewhere. 1622 is 400 years ago in Europe or Africa. My meaning, however, is that if you have a 400 year old house you live in, you don't live in Florida. No house built in Florida in 1622 would still be standing today. How many people do you know live in 400 years old houses?
@Jonny Quest That is a lie. Not only can you get flood insurance for a modular and mobile homes but if you have a federally backed mortgage, you are required to have it.
I don’t understand why North Americans don’t build with concrete in places like this. Their houses are Made with wood and other weak materials. Besides don’t understand why they don’t build their houses on top of pillars so their houses don’t get flooded. Oh well I feel sorry for those who lost their homes and hope help gets there quickly. 😢
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Todo lo que se ve en destrucción, es lo que el hombre a puesto su fortaleza,como si todo eso le fuese a dar salvación.queda demostrado que no.....porque esas cosas el hombre las a convertido su su dios..y EL DIOS VERDADERO ES CELOSO.....
just shows everyone that building codes, mooring codes and building in storm prone areas needs to be re examined and usually anything planted in these areas , not native to the area, is subject to destruction including people, cats dogs etc..the lizards and the native species probably fared off better.
As storms become worse and worse it'll be interesting to see how the coasts and tornado zones will empty. There's no point rebuilding if it's just going to be destroyed the very next year. It'll be fun to see how neighboring areas deal with the influx of people since they can't just label them unwelcome foreigners like they do everyone else fleeing natural disaster.
@@strayiggytv where are you seeing storms are getting worse? Historically, hurricanes were much stronger and more frequent between 1900 to about 1970 than 1970 than today.
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CLAMEN MISERICORDIA A JESÚS PIDAN PERDON POR SUS PECADOS,, ACEPTEN A JESÚS PARA SER SALVOS QUE HORRIBLE DESOLACIÓN,,LO MAS IMPORTANTE ES LA SALVACIÓN DE TU ALMA
Wow, looks like the modular homes and tie downs did exceptionally well.
Thanks. Great report.
Well that’s something! I mean if those who saw the most damage can afford million dollar yachts than… I don’t think I really have to say it.
They are modular homes bcuz they know it's only a matter of time before they will need a brand new one.
So sorry for this terrible loss!!😅
How many high-rise buildings have had their foundations undercut by storm surge and will be in danger of collapse in the near future?
perhaps nothing since they are made from concrete and steel. They also have a very deep foundation.
@@pattrickmerete Concrete foundations are porous, and water fills in any pores it can find. Over time, the water can seep into the concrete foundation and ultimately break down the concrete. This break down will cause the foundation to crack, which will in turn cause foundations to shift and the home/building to become unsettled.
@@Rosie05610
That is why dams are still standing... Some 200 yrs for the steel & concrete to soften from water incursions into it...
And this was all Salt Water which accelerates the deterioration of the material used...
Get Real Lady 👀🤣🤣🤣😳
@@Rosie05610 i think no especially if it's bedrock deep. Taiwan and Philippines have a good building code model. They build typhoon, erosion, and earthquake proof structures and they are all made from concrete and steel with foundations that are bedrock deep. Im pretty sure the US have such standards as well when it comes high rise structures.
Surfside 2.0
Praying for all our brothers and sisters in Florida
PRAYING ??????? Why did your "GOD" allow this to happen in the first place ?????? That's one evil entity you worship !!!!
СпасИбо большое Всевышнему, что сохранил жизни людей
Thousands will flee Florida & never return
Just like the fires in Cali…
YEA ITS TRUE..THEY GET SCARED OF FUTURE RECURRENCES
Not true, I have been to many hurricane, after 3 months nobody even remember the hurricane. Back to normal .
@@Maya-yl7sj true thousands of Katrina survivors are scattered all across US
Hopefully
Wow my friend closed on a house there in July..she is in Jersey & hasn't heard anything from the realtor who said he would try and see if her home was okay that was 2 days ago...praying for all!!
The company I worked for owned the land company that initially developed the cape coral area. Sad to see such devastation. Plenty of rebuilders needed.
ditto worked for the GAC company (under a different name [Avatar Holdings, Inc] by then) back in the early 80's, was laid off when they got bought out
All i see is insurance company's all of a sudden going bankrupt and closing.....
Don't worry about it as federal money will be stepping in to help these insurance companies. All homeowners will also be paying for it with premiums raised for the insurance companies who wrote policies down there to cover these losses. Some of these people didn't have insurance and will be applying for federal assistance. The nation will be paying for this in more ways then one.
@@PFCD I'm not worried as I don't live there, but it's the nature of lower rated Ins. company's to bail when claims overwhelm them and it's going to happen to some....
@@onazram1 No it won't happen...after Andrew the government steped in. It is like FDIC insurance now. Everyone who has insurance will collect no matter what.
Yep but hey send Ukraine 50 billion spend billions more on our open southern border and I'm positive the insurance companies and banks will be bailed out as usual . Not the everyday average citizens . No many will just be forced out much of them senior citizens
Insurance companies are not going to put up with this much longer. They already have strict roof rules there
Prayers to everyone cape coral so Devastating stay safe everyone 😞💔🙏🙏
It's unbelievable to see large boats up on land. So sorry for all the destruction.
Boat repair jobs just became a desirable career path . Damm that's so cruel nature is harsh
Thank God I live in California 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Earthquakes are coming….Even worse,and it’s totally communist territory….At least,Florida has a good governor
How and where do you start to clean this up and rebuild? This is gut wrenching!
Where do you pile all the debris? It's overwhelming.
Why did the yachts stay there? they had time to go to Pensacola harbor. I dont understand. Even a 25 boat could have done that. they had time
This is not Cape Coral - it is Fort Myers - across the river.
Such devastation.I feel for all the people affected by this horrible hurricane. Overwhelming.
Later portion is downtown Ft Myers
can you drive down Beach rd towards stump pass?
Are you still in the Cape Coral area?
Mobile homes still upright!!? Am I seeing this correctly? I thought they would've toddled over and blown away into the wind. Must be a very good brand that is a wind zone 3. God bless the homeowners of them. They are very very lucky to have a home to return to with little damage to clean up. I wonder if these are Palm Harbor Homes 🤔. That's the only brand I know of who builds mobile homes this tough and strong. I send prayers to everyone. I'm just amazed to see mobile homes still standing in one piece after Ian plowed through
Newer building codes do make a difference and work. Everyone should remember that building code is the bare minimum. When your safety is at stake, build it better than code.
@@grayrabbit2211 makes perfect sense. Especially when living in a state that's surrounded by water
@@ginal.f.3462 The first floor mechanical rooms of my condo building are trashed but my condo is still standing on Ft Myers Beach after 15-24 ft of storm surge.
Looks like for many Canadians SNOWBIRDS the dream flew away. COURAGE FLORIDA.
It is amazing that the bridges are still functioning. They are very strong. There are many cars also at the bridges. If they just go to their regular work or something or shopping. Where can you go if everything is destroyed? Or is it just half a street?
Not the yachts!!!
0:51 Looks like its placed perfectly to be left as a monument.
We went thru hurricane Laura a cat 4 on August 27th 2022 , we are still rebuilding. GOD bless
All of you nasty people on here with your snarky remarks need to go get a life and get out of the judgement seat. It is pathetic how many of you come out when something like this happens. Your turn could be next. When nature rampages nobody is exempt. I would guess most of you do not get out to help build anything positive. You just consume and stick your noses in when you can put down someone else.
For those of you with religious zeal, judge not lest ye be judged. For with what judgment ye judge, ye shall be judged: and with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again.
Thank-you. I saw some pretty insensitive comments on one of the news sites. Not enough to make me lose faith in humanity.....but some people are just AWFUL!
I know people in cape coral, Florida. Prayers, from MI 🙏💕
Our very iconic neon light “God is Love” (a few blocks from the river) stayed lit and undamaged
from my memory i think that sign is actually on the ft myers side of the river
There needs to be more legislation for 1. Insurance companies to insure fairly, and 2) build codes requirements and restrictions in flood zones. If you're going to build hotels and houses on the flat beach like that. What else do you expect when a hurricane comes. Anywhere on the beach in FL and the Atlantic up to NC and on the gulf coast can get hit by a hurricane. I am surprised if any of these hotels or houses are insured anymore. State farm stopped all new insurance requests anywhere near the beach in Mississippi, and now there is a named storm clause for all houses in the US.
Mother nature at its worst humanity at its finest
how can you build straw houses near ocean?
I see the God is Love sign made it through another hurricane.
Gee where do you start?
Cape Coral used to be the nice suburbs in the middle of nowhere. Then it overbuilt and crime skyrocketed. This aftermath is horrible
@Aspect617 God's wrath, idk y He chose south west fl. when SF and LA could use some wrath but His will be done.
@Aspect617 remember the movie, true story, THE COVE, a village in japan where they corralled dolphins then stabbed them to death while the dolphins were crying and screaming they got theirs, god wiped out that whole area and i say; GOOD.
No god controls the weather. Your faith based ignorance is disgusting and offensive to the people who suffered through this natural disaster.
Are you HERE?
Have you been able to get water for drinking?
Lowest crime rate around. Beautiful place
Devastating I feel bad for all those people that live there I pray that they can rebuild somehow somewhere you know this is a true tragedy no one could expect a mother nature quick to be the crew let’s pray for Florida and everybody else down there that they get the OK
0.12 that’s a hotel at Punta Gorda, looking north that’s the US41 south bound. Ironically there’s a bar on the front called “Hurricane Charley’s” 😢
And you wonder why insurance companies are bailing on Florida.
This is in Fort Myers, NOT Cape Coral.
Floridians need to change their building code playing for everyone affected 🙏❤
The building code is fine, which is why you see even mobile homes standing after this. The problems are the older houses that are not up to the newer codes.
This is Fort Myers, not Cape Coral.
Engineered weather manipulation . These criminals destroyed these people's lives. Praying for Florida.
Where do or can you dispose of so much..unbelievable
When nature is angry, no one can stop it.
The state should consider dredging the ocean of sand to build very large dune barriers along the coast to protect any surges in the future…..adding controlled plantings of grasses or other vegetation will help protect the dunes…..just a thought.
DUMB
What do you propose California does about their earthquakes?
This was a Cat 5...24 foot storm surge measured at one point. There's only so much which can be done. #1 job is preventing loss of life. Given the death count so far, we did amazingly well.
The state of Maryland did just this to protect its beaches in Ocean City, Maryland….it works there….the beaches are wide and the dunes offer substantial protection…..just an idea……
It isn’t really feasible. Some places have breakwaters but they get destroyed when a storm this size comes in. Maryland isn’t prone to tropical storms like that of FL …
You can’t prevent all destruction unfortunately. And my MIL has 2 oak trees on her house right now- in Port Charlotte - family is on their way to help her and check on a few people. She had shutters, healthy oaks nearby, but nothing you can do to prevent the tornado that accompanied the hurricane and ruined her house.
@@hlowrylong calm down boi
Oh, dear. It's always so sad to see yachts strewn around like that.
@Maaret Suomesta actually many people can’t afford to rent a house or apartment.
MANY rent houseboats to live on.
It’s not an easy way to live.
Many of those crafts are businesses, not “toys”.
And SO WHAT if those fortunate and hard working enough to save for decades buy a boat?
They worked for their pension and retirement.
Most worked damn hard for DECADES to retire.
They are ALLOWED to spend their savings as they wish.
Stop judging and come down and help!
Get off your tail and get to SC.
VOLUNTEER with a non profit and take your @ss to PR or Alaska!
Or sit here and be spiteful bc that’s all you’re capable of.
Go do SOMETHING to help your fellow Americans.
Still driving in deep water. Turn around dnt drown. Please. 😮💨
That's not Cape Coral. Looks like Punta Gorda or Port Charlotte.
This will devastate most insurance company's that do business in Florida, I was reading where insurance companies have been learning Florida for some time
It is amazing how no matter what the method of destruction, it all leaves the places the same. Rather it is flooding, hurricanes, tornadoes, or earthquakes. ,
Did you see the 'God Is Love' sign right at the end? I'd say more like Tough Love.
Yea the modular homes don’t look as tho they took AS much of a beating which is good, bc if their living in a modular house they really can’t afford the damage.
Who Titled this video as Cape Coral? This is all Ft.Myers.
Places like this devastated and yet Disney UA-camrs talk about the aftermath and riding out the hurricane while staying in a Disney hotel.
The coastal towns and around there that lost houses and lives are the ones they should be thinking about.
Disney you tubers said it all. I wouldn't expect them to care about anything other than likes and subscriptions.
@@pksracing that’s exactly why this week I unsubscribe to so many of them and will never watch their worthless videos again.
Nothing better than up front parking won't even need a handicap tag huh Mike
I think help is on the way. And Biden has issued a state of emergency for all of Florida.
Biden can go eat some ice cream and take a nap, we dont need em.
@@repent.sinner Newly elected to Congress in 2013, DeSantis voted against a federal relief package for New York and New Jersey in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy
@@ECMVAQ137 all politicians are corrupt that's why there politicians that's why they made it to that position of power and that high of a level they're not God-fearing Christian people not a single one of them.
@@ECMVAQ137 Rubio too.
@@repent.sinner you need President Biden now get over it.. crybaby republican 🤣🤬
This is sad.
Ya this was a BAD one... 😢
Why wouldn't people drive their half million dollar boat up toward the north and why did people just do nothing with like 1000+ cars and trucks, just waiting to be totalled and ruined beyond repair by sea water?
If I had money like most of these folk do...if you live out in a different state I think it would have been important to fly in a get you assets.
Looks like it's easier to collect insurance which in my opinion is fraud. If I were the insurance companies, I'd be asking 100 questions before just writing checks.
@Maaret Suomesta nope. Floridians have become complacent about hurricanes since most of the time (in recent years) they fizzle out before landfall or turn towards the west. They just didn’t think it would happen. There aren’t as many wealthy people there as you might think.
I think they moved them south because they were told the eye of the storm would hit Tampa to the north. The hurrican got fickle in the last hours and changed direction.
And it’s early Fall, some are snowbirds and haven’t come south for the winter yet.
@@michellegarry1872 well the few hundred people with what looks lik 250k to 500k and plenty of a few million dollar boats/small ship, they sure have money, must be pretty well to do.
I also see a gazillion newish/latest cars and truck that aren't clunkers or from poor misfortunate individuals. My car or motorcycle is a much important investment/asset to me so like family members, pets, jewelry, photos, ect; those items are being protected, looked after.
@@GettingthruLife Yes, and believe me when I tell you they WORKED to earn the income that allows them to purchase these items. Many many of them are generous to charities as well. I wish people would stop and think “gee, I wonder WHO is financially able to SUPPORT all these charities.” Contrary to popular opinion, money doesn’t grow on trees.
Ok,come on back to Ohio folks where it is cheaper and safer to live.Good luck Florida.
Blessings to all. Sending healing love and just know you'll make it
We did, but never forgot!!
Houses , boats, can be replaced. Lives can't. Get real people.
Good lord.. it looks like a nuclear bomb went off.. Jesus…. I hope no one was hurt or killed.. 😮😮😮😢😢😢
✝️🙏🏽
May God help all those people especially the seniors citizens
Es un horror no estoy segura pero creo que si construyeran en ladrillos no sería tanta la destrucción de todas maneras es terrible
Terrible hurricane! A lot of people died, I'm sorry. Did you know that for 9 years the US government has been leading a political storm in Eastern Europe? The Ukrainians were set against Donbass and Russia, a lot of Russians and Ukrainians died. When Russia decided to stop this political storm, the US government decided to support the Ukrainians in Ukraine and gave them a lot of money, weapons and soldiers. Now the fire and the hurricane of war has flared up even more! Why did you detain the Ukrainians of Ukraine? So that there would be destruction and people's blood would sweat like a river, and you would sit in satiety and well-being? And your military industry received orders and gave you income? So you are profiting from the blood of Russians and Ukrainians! But the Lord saw your hypocrisy and began to punish you with the same measure with which you judge others. And this is just the beginning, repent and stop your reckless government led by madman Biden!
Damn big boats! Watch out for 🐊🐊🐊🐊🐊
Grabi anlakas..
I can't belive they live in shacks. Just look how thin the wood is. No wonder there's so much damage. At least in shanty towns in Africa, their homes are built better.
Where do you live, and how is your house constructed?
@@suran396 400 years old. And not made of plywood.
@@stringer-ik1pc very cool. Well, if it was 400 years old in Florida, is would have been built in 1622.
Lol, I just reread my sentence. It doesn't matter if it was in Florida or elsewhere. 1622 is 400 years ago in Europe or Africa.
My meaning, however, is that if you have a 400 year old house you live in, you don't live in Florida. No house built in Florida in 1622 would still be standing today.
How many people do you know live in 400 years old houses?
For most....no insurance!
HOW U KNOW
@Jonny Quest OH OK, BUT NORMAL INSURANCE THEY CAN HAVE
@Jonny Quest That is a lie. Not only can you get flood insurance for a modular and mobile homes but if you have a federally backed mortgage, you are required to have it.
Nasci em Manaus mas nunca aconteceu isso Manaus é uma Cidade que só tem o povo de Deus. Não tem Guerra Glória Deus só tem o Espírito Santo de Deus.
The world has changed
Nam myoho rengekyo 🙏 pray for peace
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LAMENTABLE !!!
So much wood…
Im sorry this happens every year how about not building on the cost
I like your informative videos without the speaknspell text to voice psycho babble. Thank you.
Que desastre por Dios
It's Sad
I don’t understand why North Americans don’t build with concrete in places like this. Their houses are
Made with wood and other weak materials. Besides don’t understand why they don’t build their houses on top of pillars so their houses don’t get flooded.
Oh well I feel sorry for those who lost their homes and hope help gets there quickly. 😢
OMG
Gives a whole new meaning to house boat.... In some cases
FREE BOATS IF IT LANDS IN UR YARD I HEARD
- NAHUM 1:3 -
The LORD is slow to anger,
and great in power, and will not at all acquit the wicked:
*the LORD hath His way in the whirlwind and in the storm, and the clouds are the dust of His feet.*
| Proverbs 15:29 - The LORD is far from the wicked: but He heareth the prayer of the righteous. |
| Proverbs 16:4-5 - The LORD hath made all things for Himself: yea, even the wicked for the day of evil. Every one that is proud in heart is an abomination to the LORD: though hand join in hand, he shall not be unpunished. |
| Proverbs 15:32-33 - He that refuseth instruction despiseth his own soul: but he that heareth reproof getteth understanding. The fear of the LORD is the instruction of wisdom; and before honour is humility. |
Spot on,detestable place….
Está de MIEDO....
Pleasure boats are necessary in America ... life without a boat is a life NOT wort living ...
Now CEOs from Insurance companies will steal the money and disappear then bankruptcy follows, good luck to those who suffered such tremendous losses.
So when is the boat auctions? 😆 🤣
IF IT LANDS IN YOUR YARD..ITS YOURS..NO AUCTION
lol, the sign at the end, "god is love". the irony is too much.
For sale; slightly used motor yacht
CARAMBA
I hope and pray they have some good insurance.
can't believe they destroyed all those beautiful wetlands for ugly houses and hotels
Most insurance companys wont be able to pay for this.
The yachts 😂🤣
Todo lo que se ve en destrucción, es lo que el hombre a puesto su fortaleza,como si todo eso le fuese a dar salvación.queda demostrado que no.....porque esas cosas el hombre las a convertido su su dios..y EL DIOS VERDADERO ES CELOSO.....
Human greed wastelands, no giving back to MotherEarth..take take take ..karma
just shows everyone that building codes, mooring codes and building in storm prone areas needs to be re examined and usually anything planted in these areas , not native to the area, is subject to destruction including people, cats dogs etc..the lizards and the native species probably fared off better.
As storms become worse and worse it'll be interesting to see how the coasts and tornado zones will empty. There's no point rebuilding if it's just going to be destroyed the very next year. It'll be fun to see how neighboring areas deal with the influx of people since they can't just label them unwelcome foreigners like they do everyone else fleeing natural disaster.
@@strayiggytv where are you seeing storms are getting worse? Historically, hurricanes were much stronger and more frequent between 1900 to about 1970 than 1970 than today.
We know that material things can be taken away from us at any moment, what can't be taken is faith.
Believe and repent. Jesus is the only way to God. The only way to truth, and eternal life.
Take your yacht out now
CLAMEN MISERICORDIA A JESÚS PIDAN PERDON POR SUS PECADOS,, ACEPTEN A JESÚS PARA SER SALVOS QUE HORRIBLE DESOLACIÓN,,LO MAS IMPORTANTE ES LA SALVACIÓN DE TU ALMA
Maybe yachts should evacuate in future storms... 🤔