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https://www.newsnationnow.com/weather/multiple-deaths-texas-flooding/

32 confirmed dead in Kerr County, Texas

As many as 25 campers still missing

Torrential rains caused the flash flooding

. . .

TV coverage shows a major mess, lots of flooding
even in city areas too. The river is still way
high - well up the trunks of trees, 12+ feet
over normal likely. The worst was over 30 feet.

Of course the Wokies leapt on this and blamed
TRUMP for the weather. He is in the process of
trimming the NWS, but that hasn't gone far yet.

Thing is that pinpointing micro-events, some
exact spot clouds will dump everything, is
almost impossible. NWS didn't predict those
huge hurricane-related floods in the Carolinas
last year or the wave of killer tornadoes in
east Florida from another storm - both were
before Trump.

With weather you can predict *generalities*, but
"there will be 3.42 inches of rain tomorrow at
2:34pm at the intersection of Tulip and Vine" - no !

Anyway, in Texas, they're going to be pulling
bodies out of the river and trees for a good
week to come. They're not even sure how many
people were along the river since it was a 4th
of July holiday camper surge.

Ah, gov Abbott on right now ... says 850 people
have been rescued, some floating on debris, some
plucked from trees. This disaster stretches for
dozens of miles along the river.

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c186282 wrote:

Of course the Wokies leapt on this and blamed
TRUMP for the weather. He is in the process of
trimming the NWS, but that hasn't gone far yet.

Thing is that pinpointing micro-events, some
exact spot clouds will dump everything, is
almost impossible. NWS didn't predict those
huge hurricane-related floods in the Carolinas
last year or the wave of killer tornadoes in

Good. Make excuses for TACO. He needs your protection.

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c186282 <[email protected]> wrote in news:[email protected]:

https://www.newsnationnow.com/weather/multiple-deaths-texas-flooding/

32 confirmed dead in Kerr County, Texas

As many as 25 campers still missing

Torrential rains caused the flash flooding

. . .

TV coverage shows a major mess, lots of flooding
even in city areas too. The river is still way
high - well up the trunks of trees, 12+ feet
over normal likely. The worst was over 30 feet.

Of course the Wokies leapt on this and blamed
TRUMP for the weather.

Prove it.

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On 7/5/2025 4:06 PM, c186282 wrote:

https://www.newsnationnow.com/weather/multiple-deaths-texas-flooding/

32 confirmed dead in Kerr County, Texas

As many as 25 campers still missing

Torrential rains caused the flash flooding

. . .

  TV coverage shows a major mess, lots of flooding
  even in city areas too. The river is still way
  high - well up the trunks of trees, 12+ feet
  over normal likely. The worst was over 30 feet.

  Of course the Wokies leapt on this and blamed
  TRUMP for the weather. He is in the process of
  trimming the NWS, but that hasn't gone far yet.

A woman on talk radio on KHNC out of Johnstown, Colorado mentioned today
as kind of an aside that there have been no chem-trails / chem-clouds in
the blue skies over Colorado ever since President Trump cut back on
several programs at NOAA and NCAR located in Boulder. I'd be interested
in knowing if people living in other states are also noticing a lack of
those criss-cross, tick tack toe chem trails in their areas of the
country. Maybe the lack of aluminum and boron being sprayed into the atmosphere is causing changes in weather patterns, as like in Texas.

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‘The quiet that follows an exchange of missiles should not be mistaken
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On 7/5/25 11:25 PM, Doctor Fill wrote:

On 7/5/2025 4:06 PM, c186282 wrote:

https://www.newsnationnow.com/weather/multiple-deaths-texas-flooding/

32 confirmed dead in Kerr County, Texas

As many as 25 campers still missing

Torrential rains caused the flash flooding

. . .

   TV coverage shows a major mess, lots of flooding
   even in city areas too. The river is still way
   high - well up the trunks of trees, 12+ feet
   over normal likely. The worst was over 30 feet.

   Of course the Wokies leapt on this and blamed
   TRUMP for the weather. He is in the process of
   trimming the NWS, but that hasn't gone far yet.

A woman on talk radio on KHNC out of Johnstown, Colorado mentioned today
as kind of an aside that there have been no chem-trails / chem-clouds in
the blue skies over Colorado ever since President Trump cut back on
several programs at NOAA and NCAR located in Boulder. I'd be interested
in knowing if people living in other states are also noticing a lack of
those criss-cross, tick tack toe chem trails in their areas of the
country.  Maybe the lack of aluminum and boron being sprayed into the atmosphere is causing changes in weather patterns, as like in Texas.

Oddly on that theme, MTG introduced new a new federal
law prohibiting 'atmospheric modification' by whatever
means just yesterday.

No 'chemtrails' involved in THIS incident ... the storm
front just found the perfect spot, the perfect tipping
points of wind/temperature/pressure/humidity, and THAT'S
where it dumped it all. COULD have been five or ten miles
in either direction. Intense spots of precip, drought,
heat, cold, are hardly uncommon - now or 200 years ago.

Frankly, longer term, we may NEED some 'atmospheric
modification' - probably nano-dust at extreme altitude -
to cool off key zones of the earth. 1000 years from now
we might have to do the opposite. Hard to tell. Many
many factors in the weather equation - some of them
are 'butterfly effects', chaos theory.

I have a nice fat book on chaos theory around somewhere,
should maybe dig it out and re-read :-)

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Mitchell Holman wrote:

c186282 <[email protected]> wrote in news:[email protected]:

https://www.newsnationnow.com/weather/multiple-deaths-texas-flooding/

32 confirmed dead in Kerr County, Texas

As many as 25 campers still missing

Torrential rains caused the flash flooding

. . .

TV coverage shows a major mess, lots of flooding
even in city areas too. The river is still way
high - well up the trunks of trees, 12+ feet
over normal likely. The worst was over 30 feet.

Of course the Wokies leapt on this and blamed
TRUMP for the weather.

Prove it.

Like tsunamis, floods are less dangerous if you get warnings and go to
higher ground.

<https://www.texastribune.org/2025/07/05/texas-hill-country-floods-warning-forecast-nws/>


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Doctor Fill wrote:

A woman on talk radio on KHNC out of Johnstown, Colorado mentioned today
as kind of an aside that there have been no chem-trails / chem-clouds in
the blue skies over Colorado ever since President Trump cut back on
several programs at NOAA and NCAR located in Boulder. I'd be interested
in knowing if people living in other states are also noticing a lack of
those criss-cross, tick tack toe chem trails in their areas of the
country. Maybe the lack of aluminum and boron being sprayed into the atmosphere is causing changes in weather patterns, as like in Texas.

Ha! You are so funny.

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"chine.bleu" <[email protected]> wrote in news:104d2vm$20dht$[email protected]:

Mitchell Holman wrote:

c186282 <[email protected]> wrote in
news:[email protected]:

https://www.newsnationnow.com/weather/multiple-deaths-texas-flooding/

32 confirmed dead in Kerr County, Texas

As many as 25 campers still missing

Torrential rains caused the flash flooding

. . .

TV coverage shows a major mess, lots of flooding
even in city areas too. The river is still way
high - well up the trunks of trees, 12+ feet
over normal likely. The worst was over 30 feet.

Of course the Wokies leapt on this and blamed
TRUMP for the weather.

Prove it.

Like tsunamis, floods are less dangerous if you get warnings and go to
higher ground.

<https://www.texastribune.org/2025/07/05/texas-hill-country-floods-warn ing-forecast-nws/>

Warnings from government sources, which Trump is gutting.

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On 7/5/2025 3:06 PM, c186282 wrote:

https://www.newsnationnow.com/weather/multiple-deaths-texas-flooding/

32 confirmed dead in Kerr County, Texas

As many as 25 campers still missing

Torrential rains caused the flash flooding

. . .

  TV coverage shows a major mess, lots of flooding
  even in city areas too. The river is still way
  high - well up the trunks of trees, 12+ feet
  over normal likely. The worst was over 30 feet.

  Of course the Wokies leapt on this and blamed
  TRUMP for the weather.

Bullshit. No one "blamed Trump" for the weather. What people *did* accurately and rightly blame the Orange Fat Fuck for is cuts to the NWS.

When you write "wokie," you're admitting to being a Nazi and to having lost the debate, such as it was, with your opponents. It figures that you're just too fucking stupid to see this.

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On 7/6/2025 7:16 AM, Mitchell Holman wrote:

"chine.bleu" <[email protected]> wrote in news:104d2vm$20dht$[email protected]:

Mitchell Holman wrote:

c186282 <[email protected]> wrote in
news:[email protected]:

https://www.newsnationnow.com/weather/multiple-deaths-texas-flooding/

32 confirmed dead in Kerr County, Texas

As many as 25 campers still missing

Torrential rains caused the flash flooding

. . .

TV coverage shows a major mess, lots of flooding
even in city areas too. The river is still way
high - well up the trunks of trees, 12+ feet
over normal likely. The worst was over 30 feet.

Of course the Wokies leapt on this and blamed
TRUMP for the weather.

Prove it.

Like tsunamis, floods are less dangerous if you get warnings and go to
higher ground.

<https://www.texastribune.org/2025/07/05/texas-hill-country-floods-warn
ing-forecast-nws/>

Warnings from government sources, which Trump is gutting.

Even Democrats should know you don't put children in harm's way by
putting their tents and cabins at a summer camp in the flood plain of a
river. I remember old farmers out on the Great Plains who remembered
stories from the pioneers about how the Indians warned the settlers not
to put their barns and farm houses in areas that tended to flood.
Sooner or later, rivers flood and lessons (hopefully) are learned. A
trailer court gets washed out along a river or dry river bed during a
freak storm and the "officials" usually won't allow another trailer
court to go in and they make the area a no-build zone. The blame for the
loss of lives in Texas Hill Country goes squarely on people who failed
to foresee a freak weather event and plan in advance for such a
possibility.

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‘The quiet that follows an exchange of missiles should not be mistaken
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Doctor Fill <[email protected]> wrote in news:104e7og$28s2o$[email protected]:

On 7/6/2025 7:16 AM, Mitchell Holman wrote:

"chine.bleu" <[email protected]> wrote in
news:104d2vm$20dht$[email protected]:

Mitchell Holman wrote:

c186282 <[email protected]> wrote in
news:[email protected]:

https://www.newsnationnow.com/weather/multiple-deaths-texas-

flooding/

32 confirmed dead in Kerr County, Texas

As many as 25 campers still missing

Torrential rains caused the flash flooding

. . .

TV coverage shows a major mess, lots of flooding
even in city areas too. The river is still way
high - well up the trunks of trees, 12+ feet
over normal likely. The worst was over 30 feet.

Of course the Wokies leapt on this and blamed
TRUMP for the weather.

Prove it.

Like tsunamis, floods are less dangerous if you get warnings and go

to

higher ground.

<https://www.texastribune.org/2025/07/05/texas-hill-country-floods-

warn

ing-forecast-nws/>

Warnings from government sources, which Trump is gutting.

Even Democrats should know you don't put children in harm's way by
putting their tents and cabins at a summer camp in the flood plain of a river.

Blaming the parents of the victims.

That a new low, even for conservatives.

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c186282 wrote:

https://www.newsnationno

God likes killing rednecks. Who doesn't?

He's punishing white trash assholes for supporting Trump and being fake Christians.

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Doctor Fill wrote:

Even Democrats should know you don't put children in harm's way by
putting their tents and cabins at a summer camp in the flood plain of a river. I remember old

Texas is a Democrat stronghold.

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On 7/6/2025 12:20 PM, Mitchell Holman wrote:

Doctor Fill <[email protected]> wrote in news:104e7og$28s2o$[email protected]:

On 7/6/2025 7:16 AM, Mitchell Holman wrote:

"chine.bleu" <[email protected]> wrote in
news:104d2vm$20dht$[email protected]:

Mitchell Holman wrote:

c186282 <[email protected]> wrote in
news:[email protected]:

https://www.newsnationnow.com/weather/multiple-deaths-texas-

flooding/

32 confirmed dead in Kerr County, Texas

As many as 25 campers still missing

Torrential rains caused the flash flooding

. . .

TV coverage shows a major mess, lots of flooding
even in city areas too. The river is still way
high - well up the trunks of trees, 12+ feet
over normal likely. The worst was over 30 feet.

Of course the Wokies leapt on this and blamed
TRUMP for the weather.

Prove it.

Like tsunamis, floods are less dangerous if you get warnings and go

to

higher ground.

<https://www.texastribune.org/2025/07/05/texas-hill-country-floods-

warn

ing-forecast-nws/>

Warnings from government sources, which Trump is gutting.

Even Democrats should know you don't put children in harm's way by
putting their tents and cabins at a summer camp in the flood plain of a
river.

Blaming the parents of the victims.

That a new low, even for conservatives.

Please cite where in my comments you imply that I blamed "the parents of
the victims" for where the Christian girl's camp owners and
administrators placed the children's residences. You can't. Please cite
what makes making observations about a flood makes one a "conservative".

The same area was flooded in 1987 and the same Christian children's
camps were flooded under the same weather conditions with the same
resulting deaths. Those who don't learn from history are doomed to
repeat it.

The 1987 Guadalupe River Flood

On July 17, 1987, a devastating flash flood on the Guadalupe River swept
away a church camp bus near Comfort, Texas—claiming the lives of ten children.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxVpDzS68VU

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% <[email protected]> posted:

pothead wrote:

On 7/5/2025 3:06 PM, c186282 wrote:

https://www.newsnationnow.com/weather/multiple-deaths-texas-flooding/

32 confirmed dead in Kerr County, Texas

As many as 25 campers still missing

Torrential rains caused the flash flooding

. . .

   TV coverage shows a major mess, lots of flooding
   even in city areas too. The river is still way
   high - well up the trunks of trees, 12+ feet
   over normal likely. The worst was over 30 feet.

   Of course the Wokies leapt on this and blamed
   TRUMP for the weather.

Bullshit. No one "blamed Trump" for the weather. What people *did* accurately and rightly blame the Orange Fat Fuck for is cuts to the NWS.

When you write "wokie," you're admitting to being a Nazi and to having
lost the debate, such as it was, with your opponents. It figures that you're just too fucking stupid to see this.

Total disaster in times we have hundreds of weather satellites live monitoring weather world-wide.

Dubai Weather Center monitors every single rainy cloud to make a decision to spread
it with chemicals to get some rain water on the ground.

Canada, Toronto, Japan, Tokyo, monitor weather and announce 99.99% reliable live weather forecasts

What went wrong with Texas ?

30 years ago I have co-founded world's first Internet Based Academy Corporation GNA Inc., Austin, TX

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On 7/6/25 5:46 PM, Doctor Fill wrote:

On 7/6/2025 12:20 PM, Mitchell Holman wrote:

Doctor Fill <[email protected]> wrote in news:104e7og$28s2o$[email protected]:

On 7/6/2025 7:16 AM, Mitchell Holman wrote:

"chine.bleu" <[email protected]> wrote in
news:104d2vm$20dht$[email protected]:

Mitchell Holman wrote:

c186282 <[email protected]> wrote in
news:[email protected]:

https://www.newsnationnow.com/weather/multiple-deaths-texas-

flooding/

32 confirmed dead in Kerr County, Texas

As many as 25 campers still missing

Torrential rains caused the flash flooding

. . .

      TV coverage shows a major mess, lots of flooding
      even in city areas too. The river is still way
      high - well up the trunks of trees, 12+ feet
      over normal likely. The worst was over 30 feet.

      Of course the Wokies leapt on this and blamed
      TRUMP for the weather.

       Prove it.

Like tsunamis, floods are less dangerous if you get warnings and go

to

higher ground.

<https://www.texastribune.org/2025/07/05/texas-hill-country-floods-

warn

ing-forecast-nws/>

      Warnings from government sources, which Trump is gutting.

Even Democrats should know you don't put children in harm's way by
putting their tents and cabins at a summer camp in the flood plain of a
river.

      Blaming the parents of the victims.

      That a new low, even for conservatives.

Please cite where in my comments you imply that I blamed "the parents of
the victims" for where the Christian girl's camp owners and
administrators placed the children's residences.  You can't. Please cite what makes making observations about a flood makes one a "conservative".

The same area was flooded in 1987 and the same Christian children's
camps were flooded under the same weather conditions with the same
resulting deaths.  Those who don't learn from history are doomed to
repeat it.

The 1987 Guadalupe River Flood

On July 17, 1987, a devastating flash flood on the Guadalupe River swept
away a church camp bus near Comfort, Texas—claiming the lives of ten children.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxVpDzS68VU

People just totally IGNORE all those weather warnings.
Too many, and bad stuff almost NEVER happens. The Weather
Service DID issue a series of escalating panic warnings
that night - nobody listened.

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"chine.bleu" <[email protected]> wrote in news:104emgn$2e239$3@dont- email.me:

Doctor Fill wrote:

Even Democrats should know you don't put children in harm's way by
putting their tents and cabins at a summer camp in the flood plain of a
river. I remember old

Texas is a Democrat stronghold.

Actually it is mixed.

The GOP rules the state legislature
but all the biggest cities (Houston, San
Antonio, Dallas, El Paso) have Democratic
majorities.

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On 7/6/25 12:26 PM, pothead wrote:

On 7/5/2025 3:06 PM, c186282 wrote:

https://www.newsnationnow.com/weather/multiple-deaths-texas-flooding/

32 confirmed dead in Kerr County, Texas

As many as 25 campers still missing

Torrential rains caused the flash flooding

. . .

   TV coverage shows a major mess, lots of flooding
   even in city areas too. The river is still way
   high - well up the trunks of trees, 12+ feet
   over normal likely. The worst was over 30 feet.

   Of course the Wokies leapt on this and blamed
   TRUMP for the weather.

Bullshit. No one "blamed Trump" for the weather. What people *did*
accurately and rightly blame the Orange Fat Fuck for is cuts to the NWS.

When you write "wokie," you're admitting to being a Nazi and to having
lost the debate, such as it was, with your opponents. It figures that
you're just too fucking stupid to see this.

Ah ... FakePothead again .......

Oh, and 'wokies' are the extremists - everybody
else is more like 'normal'.

BTW - the weather service DID issue a string of
escalating messages. Nobody paid attention.

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c186282 wrote:

Oh, and 'wokies' are the extremists - everybody
else is more like 'normal'.

BTW - the weather service DID issue a string of
escalating messages. Nobody paid attention.

Did NWS know who to tell?

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On 7/7/25 00:09, chine.bleu wrote:

c186282 wrote:

   Oh, and 'wokies' are the extremists - everybody
   else is more like 'normal'.

   BTW - the weather service DID issue a string of
   escalating messages. Nobody paid attention.

Did NWS know who to tell?

Reportedly, the NWS communication coordinator was DOGE'ed.

Ditto a few others on staff that would be proactively "pushing" the
warning out to the local communities.

But that doesn't mean that the local communities are totally excused
either: the county reportedly lacked an adequate warning system for
years and has had proposals to build one with local tax revenues...

...but the decision was made that lower taxes was more important.
Thus, FAFO applies.


-hh

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On 7/6/2025 6:41 PM, c186282 wrote:

On 7/6/25 12:26 PM, pothead wrote:

On 7/5/2025 3:06 PM, c186282 wrote:

https://www.newsnationnow.com/weather/multiple-deaths-texas-flooding/

32 confirmed dead in Kerr County, Texas

As many as 25 campers still missing

Torrential rains caused the flash flooding

. . .

   TV coverage shows a major mess, lots of flooding
   even in city areas too. The river is still way
   high - well up the trunks of trees, 12+ feet
   over normal likely. The worst was over 30 feet.

   Of course the Wokies leapt on this and blamed
   TRUMP for the weather.

Bullshit. No one "blamed Trump" for the weather. What people *did* accurately
and rightly blame the Orange Fat Fuck for is cuts to the NWS.

When you write "wokie," you're admitting to being a Nazi and to having lost >> the debate, such as it was, with your opponents. It figures that you're just >> too fucking stupid to see this.

  Ah ... FakePothead again

Kicking your ass again.

  Oh, and 'wokies' are

"wokie" is your way of admitting:

1) that you're a racist Nazi
2) that you've lost the debate

The people you sneeringly call "wokie" are your intellectual and moral superiors. They say that racism is still a huge issue. You say it isn't. They're
right and you're wrong — that's settled. But you can't address their arguments
head-on. So, instead, you just sneer at them and call them names. But they're right and you're wrong. You lose the debate. By denying that racism is real and a huge issue, you are inadvertently declaring that you're a racist Nazi.

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On 2025-07-07, c186282 <[email protected]> wrote:

On 7/6/25 12:26 PM, pothead wrote:

On 7/5/2025 3:06 PM, c186282 wrote:

https://www.newsnationnow.com/weather/multiple-deaths-texas-flooding/

32 confirmed dead in Kerr County, Texas

As many as 25 campers still missing

Torrential rains caused the flash flooding

. . .

   TV coverage shows a major mess, lots of flooding
   even in city areas too. The river is still way
   high - well up the trunks of trees, 12+ feet
   over normal likely. The worst was over 30 feet.

   Of course the Wokies leapt on this and blamed
   TRUMP for the weather.

Bullshit. No one "blamed Trump" for the weather. What people *did*
accurately and rightly blame the Orange Fat Fuck for is cuts to the NWS.

When you write "wokie," you're admitting to being a Nazi and to having
lost the debate, such as it was, with your opponents. It figures that
you're just too fucking stupid to see this.

Ah ... FakePothead again .......

Oh, and 'wokies' are the extremists - everybody
else is more like 'normal'.

BTW - the weather service DID issue a string of
escalating messages. Nobody paid attention.

Sure is. Easily recognized though.
And that idiot pee=scent keeps cross posting the fakes to non related groups.


--
pothead

36- George Graves: "Jason. You have started an argument with
the *Snit (AKA Michael Glasser)*, this should not be done. He
will drive you crazy with his twisted logic, his deep-rooted
need to be ALWAYS right at any cost. He will move goalposts,
set up strawmen, and bore you into submission with his endless
pedanticism. The only way to engage him is to hit and run. NEVER
engage him, it's a futile, empty procedure that will only anger
you and feed him. Take my advice and STAY AWAY!" 27 Oct 2004 <https://web.archive.org/web/20190529043314/http://cosmicpenguin.com/snitlist.html>

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On 7/7/25 2:48 PM, pothead wrote:

On 2025-07-07, c186282 <[email protected]> wrote:

On 7/6/25 12:26 PM, pothead wrote:

On 7/5/2025 3:06 PM, c186282 wrote:

https://www.newsnationnow.com/weather/multiple-deaths-texas-flooding/

32 confirmed dead in Kerr County, Texas

As many as 25 campers still missing

Torrential rains caused the flash flooding

. . .

   TV coverage shows a major mess, lots of flooding
   even in city areas too. The river is still way
   high - well up the trunks of trees, 12+ feet
   over normal likely. The worst was over 30 feet.

   Of course the Wokies leapt on this and blamed
   TRUMP for the weather.

Bullshit. No one "blamed Trump" for the weather. What people *did*
accurately and rightly blame the Orange Fat Fuck for is cuts to the NWS. >>>
When you write "wokie," you're admitting to being a Nazi and to having
lost the debate, such as it was, with your opponents. It figures that
you're just too fucking stupid to see this.

Ah ... FakePothead again .......

Oh, and 'wokies' are the extremists - everybody
else is more like 'normal'.

BTW - the weather service DID issue a string of
escalating messages. Nobody paid attention.

Sure is. Easily recognized though.
And that idiot pee=scent keeps cross posting the fakes to non related groups.

He's doing me also. Isn't it great when someone
thinks you are SO important and relevant that
they wanna pretend to be you ? :-)

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On 7/6/25 3:44 PM, Ubiquitous wrote:

c186282 wrote:

https://www.newsnationno

God likes killing rednecks. Who doesn't?

He's punishing white trash assholes for supporting Trump and being fake Christians.

Hmmm ... which are the 'real' Christians ? SO many
sects/sub-sects/denominations .........

Are rattlesnakes involved ?

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On 2025-07-07, c186282 <[email protected]> wrote:

On 7/7/25 2:48 PM, pothead wrote:

On 2025-07-07, c186282 <[email protected]> wrote:

On 7/6/25 12:26 PM, pothead wrote:

On 7/5/2025 3:06 PM, c186282 wrote:

https://www.newsnationnow.com/weather/multiple-deaths-texas-flooding/ >>>>>
32 confirmed dead in Kerr County, Texas

As many as 25 campers still missing

Torrential rains caused the flash flooding

. . .

   TV coverage shows a major mess, lots of flooding
   even in city areas too. The river is still way
   high - well up the trunks of trees, 12+ feet
   over normal likely. The worst was over 30 feet.

   Of course the Wokies leapt on this and blamed
   TRUMP for the weather.

Bullshit. No one "blamed Trump" for the weather. What people *did*
accurately and rightly blame the Orange Fat Fuck for is cuts to the NWS. >>>>
When you write "wokie," you're admitting to being a Nazi and to having >>>> lost the debate, such as it was, with your opponents. It figures that
you're just too fucking stupid to see this.

Ah ... FakePothead again .......

Oh, and 'wokies' are the extremists - everybody
else is more like 'normal'.

BTW - the weather service DID issue a string of
escalating messages. Nobody paid attention.

Sure is. Easily recognized though.
And that idiot pee=scent keeps cross posting the fakes to non related groups.

He's doing me also. Isn't it great when someone
thinks you are SO important and relevant that
they wanna pretend to be you ? :-)

Haha!
We both live rent free in the forger's head.


--
pothead

36- George Graves: "Jason. You have started an argument with
the *Snit (AKA Michael Glasser)*, this should not be done. He
will drive you crazy with his twisted logic, his deep-rooted
need to be ALWAYS right at any cost. He will move goalposts,
set up strawmen, and bore you into submission with his endless
pedanticism. The only way to engage him is to hit and run. NEVER
engage him, it's a futile, empty procedure that will only anger
you and feed him. Take my advice and STAY AWAY!" 27 Oct 2004 <https://web.archive.org/web/20190529043314/http://cosmicpenguin.com/snitlist.html>

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c186282 wrote:

On 7/6/25 3:44 PM, Ubiquitous wrote:

c186282 wrote:

https://www.newsnationno

God likes killing rednecks. Who doesn't?

He's punishing white trash assholes for supporting Trump and being fake
Christians.

Hmmm ... which are the 'real' Christians ? SO many
sects/sub-sects/denominations .........

Are rattlesnakes involved ?

<https://www.quakeract.org/>

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On 7/9/25 2:00 PM, FPP wrote:

On 7/5/25 06:07:06 PM. c186282 wrote:

https://www.newsnationnow.com/weather/multiple-deaths-texas-flooding/

32 confirmed dead in Kerr County, Texas
As many as 25 campers still missing
Torrential rains caused the flash flooding

Sometimes, bad things happen to bad people.

Feeling suicidal eh ?

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On 7/7/2025 5:29 PM, % wrote:

pothead wrote:

On 2025-07-07, c186282 <[email protected]> wrote:

On 7/7/25 2:48 PM, pothead wrote:

On 2025-07-07, c186282 <[email protected]> wrote:

On 7/6/25 12:26 PM, pothead wrote:

On 7/5/2025 3:06 PM, c186282 wrote:

https://www.newsnationnow.com/weather/multiple-deaths-texas-
flooding/

32 confirmed dead in Kerr County, Texas

As many as 25 campers still missing

Torrential rains caused the flash flooding

. . .

     TV coverage shows a major mess, lots of flooding
     even in city areas too. The river is still way
     high - well up the trunks of trees, 12+ feet
     over normal likely. The worst was over 30 feet.

     Of course the Wokies leapt on this and blamed
     TRUMP for the weather.

Bullshit. No one "blamed Trump" for the weather. What people *did* >>>>>> accurately and rightly blame the Orange Fat Fuck for is cuts to
the NWS.

When you write "wokie," you're admitting to being a Nazi and to
having
lost the debate, such as it was, with your opponents. It figures that >>>>>> you're just too fucking stupid to see this.

     Ah ... FakePothead again .......

     Oh, and 'wokies' are the extremists - everybody
     else is more like 'normal'.

     BTW - the weather service DID issue a string of
     escalating messages. Nobody paid attention.

Sure is. Easily recognized though.
And that idiot pee=scent keeps cross posting the fakes to non
related groups.

    He's doing me also. Isn't it great when someone
    thinks you are SO important and relevant that
    they wanna pretend to be you ?  :-)

Haha!
We both live rent free in the forger's head.

you'd live anywhere that's free

An interesting piece of the flood story for ya'll:

Firefighters to seek firing of Chief Baker
Monday, July 7, 2025 by Jo Clifton
Austin Firefighters Association President Bob Nicks will hold a press conference today to discuss the removal of Fire Chief Joel Baker from
his position. Nicks told the Austin Monitor that Baker issued a standing
order on June 6 that prevented Austin firefighters from deploying to
assist those working to rescue people during the catastrophic 4th of
July flooding in Central Texas.

Nicks said he plans to set up a vote among firefighters expressing no confidence in Baker and urging his removal. He expects the vote to be
held online from July 9-11. Nicks explained that Baker had “a standing
order that we would not be deployed,” starting on June 6. “We had active boat crews ready to go.” He said AFD was contacted for help when
flooding seemed possible and firefighters could have been on the scene
on July 3, before the catastrophe occurred.

“We are disgusted with our fire chief, he needs to be held accountable
and fired for his disgraceful dereliction of duty,” Nicks wrote on Facebook.

Chief Baker told the Austin Monitor via email that the department must prioritize how to use its resources and strike a balance between local
needs and others’ requests.

“In an effort to strike that balance, AFD deployed three rescue swimmers
on Friday, July 4 to serve with the Texas Task Force 1 helicopter search
and rescue team (HSART) to perform water rescues in San Angelo,
Kerrville and Seguin. On Saturday and Sunday, July 5 and 6, two crews,
eight total fire personnel, and an AFD boat, were assigned to assist ESD
1 with search efforts at Cow Creek and Big Sandy Creek. An additional
six personnel were deployed today, at approximately 9 a.m., to augment
Texas Task Force 1 search and rescue efforts in the area. AFD is a
strong public safety partner in our region,” Baker wrote. “We will
continue to live up to that reputation while maintaining adequate
resources for those we serve in our City and neighboring communities.”

Nicks wrote: “It brings the Austin Firefighters no pleasure to report to
the community that The Austin Fire Chief denied the deployment of Austin firefighters to Kerrville until very late into the event (so today!),
with the exception of only 3 AFD rescue swimmers who helped staff helo
teams (which still were NOT deployed until the afternoon of the 4th).

“The Austin Firefighter special operations teams are specially trained
for hill country swift water rescue and are some of best, if not the
best, swift water boat teams in the State of Texas,” he continued.

“It is absolutely outrageous that the Austin fire chief, Joel G Baker,
would not allow highly trained Firefighters from Austin to respond to Kerrville,” Nicks wrote. He concluded that “LIVES WERE LIKEY LOST
BECAUSE OF CHIEF BAKERS DECISION!”

Nicks said Baker did not deploy teams to Kerrville when he could have
because he did not understand that the city would be reimbursed for any expenses incurred in helping flood victims outside the city. Nicks wrote
on Facebook, “I explained the reimbursement process to Chief Baker last
week and he failed to understand this very simple concept.”

Nicks has asked for public support. He wrote, “The Austin Firefighters
commit to being transparent to the community about this process to
remove our fire chief and hold all of those accountable that were part
of this atrocity.”

“The firefighters hope we have your support,” Nicks said. “It’s going to
get ugly.”

He continued, “I can’t possibly express to you how outraged and sickened that the firefighters are that we were not allowed to do the job. The
job that we have trained so hard and long to do during the historic
floods just occurred in Kerrville…we could’ve made a difference and we
were forced to stand down and lives were lost.”

A June 6 email probably explains Baker’s reluctance, at least in part,
to send out teams from AFD. That email from Andre Jordan, states “AFD
has suspended deployments, both TEEX (Fire Training Academy) and TIFMAS
(Texas Intrastate Fire Mutual Aid System), until October 1. This does
not include the boat team that is currently deployed.

“The City is facing a budget crisis, and there is currently something
like $800,000 in outstanding reimbursements owed to AFD by the State of
Texas. The City wants to make sure this money is reimbursed before the
end of the fiscal year, and does not want to be in a situation where
additional money is expended on deployments and is not recouped before
the end of the fiscal year.”

Jordan is listed online as Division Chief, Special Operations & Homeland Security at the City of Austin.

The Austin Monitor’s work is made possible by donations from the
community. Though our reporting covers donors from time to time, we are
careful to keep business and editorial efforts separate while
maintaining transparency. A complete list of donors is available here,
and our code of ethics is explained here. This story has been changed
since publication to reflect the correct dates of the union vote.

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c186282 wrote:

  Of course the Wokies leapt on this and blamed

Keep up. Magats say


https://www.yahoo.com/news/maga-congressional-candidate-calls-texas-215509077.html

A MAGA congressional candidate is facing backlash
after spreading conspiracy theories about the
deadly flash floods along the Guadalupe River in
Texas.

Kandiss Taylor, who is running to represent Georgia
in the House of Representatives, posted on X Saturday:
“Fake weather. Fake hurricanes. Fake flooding. Fake.
Fake. Fake.”

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Gronk <[email protected]d> wrote in
news:10522kh$37ren$[email protected]:

c186282 wrote:

  Of course the Wokies leapt on this and blamed

Keep up. Magats say

https://www.yahoo.com/news/maga-congressional-candidate-calls-texas-215 509077.html

A MAGA congressional candidate is facing backlash
after spreading conspiracy theories about the
deadly flash floods along the Guadalupe River in
Texas.

Kandiss Taylor, who is running to represent Georgia
in the House of Representatives, posted on X Saturday:
“Fake weather. Fake hurricanes. Fake flooding. Fake.
Fake. Fake.”

Remember the 2018 midterms, when
Republicans elected a dead pimp?





Death Doesn't Stop Nevada Pimp From Winning Election
November 7, 2018

https://www.cbsnews.com/sacramento/news/dead-pimp-dennis-hof-wins/

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