Trump denies hurricane killed 3k in puerto rico

WildRose · 2018-09-16T07:39:15.457Z

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False flag dead people. Great.

Umm, nobody is saying they didn’t die. Try again.

I mean just the President, but whose counting?

No, he’s arguing as to how many can be attributed to the storm.

Yeah, that’s the point. For some bizarre reason he thinks people are mad at him for the hurricane and not the support for the aftermath.

Exactly what is it he failed to do in the aftermath of the storm? Be specific.

You are asking me what the President failed to do in Puerto Rico? The same guy who was tricked by a staff member hiding a letter in drawer from him? Buddy, I barely get paid $15 an hour, and you are asking more of me than the Vice President.

I mean I could point out how the U.S. government should of supplied infrastructural support and basic subsistence supplies. But you would hardly accept that.

They provided all of that.

Next?

Clearly. That’s why thousands of people died.

Every available resource we had was sent to PR for the recover. FEMA, the Navy, and Corps of Engineers disaster teams were all thee during the Hurricane so they could best provide an immediate response.

The second the harbor and airport could be reopened ships and planes filled with relief supplies, engineers, and equipment began docking and landing.

It was the largest relief effort we’ve ever launched offshore.

7ranz · 2018-09-16T07:41:08.719Z

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False flag dead people. Great.

Umm, nobody is saying they didn’t die. Try again.

I mean just the President, but whose counting?

No, he’s arguing as to how many can be attributed to the storm.

Yeah, that’s the point. For some bizarre reason he thinks people are mad at him for the hurricane and not the support for the aftermath.

Exactly what is it he failed to do in the aftermath of the storm? Be specific.

You are asking me what the President failed to do in Puerto Rico? The same guy who was tricked by a staff member hiding a letter in drawer from him? Buddy, I barely get paid $15 an hour, and you are asking more of me than the Vice President.

I mean I could point out how the U.S. government should of supplied infrastructural support and basic subsistence supplies. But you would hardly accept that.

They provided all of that.

Next?

Clearly. That’s why thousands of people died.

Every available resource we had was sent to PR for the recover. FEMA, the Navy, and Corps of Engineers disaster teams were all thee during the Hurricane so they could best provide an immediate response.

The second the harbor and airport could be reopened ships and planes filled with relief supplies, engineers, and equipment began docking and landing.

It was the largest relief effort we’ve ever launched offshore.

Why did they die then?

WildRose · 2018-09-16T07:43:04.252Z

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False flag dead people. Great.

Umm, nobody is saying they didn’t die. Try again.

I mean just the President, but whose counting?

No, he’s arguing as to how many can be attributed to the storm.

Yeah, that’s the point. For some bizarre reason he thinks people are mad at him for the hurricane and not the support for the aftermath.

Exactly what is it he failed to do in the aftermath of the storm? Be specific.

You are asking me what the President failed to do in Puerto Rico? The same guy who was tricked by a staff member hiding a letter in drawer from him? Buddy, I barely get paid $15 an hour, and you are asking more of me than the Vice President.

I mean I could point out how the U.S. government should of supplied infrastructural support and basic subsistence supplies. But you would hardly accept that.

They provided all of that.

Next?

Clearly. That’s why thousands of people died.

Every available resource we had was sent to PR for the recover. FEMA, the Navy, and Corps of Engineers disaster teams were all thee during the Hurricane so they could best provide an immediate response.

The second the harbor and airport could be reopened ships and planes filled with relief supplies, engineers, and equipment began docking and landing.

It was the largest relief effort we’ve ever launched offshore.

Why did they die then?

Because of the extensive damage to the infrastructure.

The resources simply don’t exist to completely rebuild a power grid and road system in a few days or weeks.

There was also a huge failure on the part of the Islands’ gov’t in distributing the supplies that were delivered.

7ranz · 2018-09-16T07:48:34.410Z

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False flag dead people. Great.

Umm, nobody is saying they didn’t die. Try again.

I mean just the President, but whose counting?

No, he’s arguing as to how many can be attributed to the storm.

Yeah, that’s the point. For some bizarre reason he thinks people are mad at him for the hurricane and not the support for the aftermath.

Exactly what is it he failed to do in the aftermath of the storm? Be specific.

You are asking me what the President failed to do in Puerto Rico? The same guy who was tricked by a staff member hiding a letter in drawer from him? Buddy, I barely get paid $15 an hour, and you are asking more of me than the Vice President.

I mean I could point out how the U.S. government should of supplied infrastructural support and basic subsistence supplies. But you would hardly accept that.

They provided all of that.

Next?

Clearly. That’s why thousands of people died.

Every available resource we had was sent to PR for the recover. FEMA, the Navy, and Corps of Engineers disaster teams were all thee during the Hurricane so they could best provide an immediate response.

The second the harbor and airport could be reopened ships and planes filled with relief supplies, engineers, and equipment began docking and landing.

It was the largest relief effort we’ve ever launched offshore.

Why did they die then?

Because of the extensive damage to the infrastructure.

The resources simply don’t exist to completely rebuild a power grid and road system in a few days or weeks.

There was also a huge failure on the part of the Islands’ gov’t in distributing the supplies that were delivered.

Yeah, we get it. They had to die. Nothing we could do. Really, when you think about it, its the Puerto Rican’s fault. We gave it our best try.

WildRose · 2018-09-16T07:49:49.866Z

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False flag dead people. Great.

Umm, nobody is saying they didn’t die. Try again.

I mean just the President, but whose counting?

No, he’s arguing as to how many can be attributed to the storm.

Yeah, that’s the point. For some bizarre reason he thinks people are mad at him for the hurricane and not the support for the aftermath.

Exactly what is it he failed to do in the aftermath of the storm? Be specific.

You are asking me what the President failed to do in Puerto Rico? The same guy who was tricked by a staff member hiding a letter in drawer from him? Buddy, I barely get paid $15 an hour, and you are asking more of me than the Vice President.

I mean I could point out how the U.S. government should of supplied infrastructural support and basic subsistence supplies. But you would hardly accept that.

They provided all of that.

Next?

Clearly. That’s why thousands of people died.

Every available resource we had was sent to PR for the recover. FEMA, the Navy, and Corps of Engineers disaster teams were all thee during the Hurricane so they could best provide an immediate response.

The second the harbor and airport could be reopened ships and planes filled with relief supplies, engineers, and equipment began docking and landing.

It was the largest relief effort we’ve ever launched offshore.

Why did they die then?

Because of the extensive damage to the infrastructure.

The resources simply don’t exist to completely rebuild a power grid and road system in a few days or weeks.

There was also a huge failure on the part of the Islands’ gov’t in distributing the supplies that were delivered.

Yeah, we get it. They had to die. Nothing we could do. Really, when you think about it, its the Puerto Rican’s fault. We gave it our best try.

Just exactly what more is it you think we could have done. What available resources were not sent?

Be specific.

7ranz · 2018-09-16T07:51:29.422Z

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False flag dead people. Great.

Umm, nobody is saying they didn’t die. Try again.

I mean just the President, but whose counting?

No, he’s arguing as to how many can be attributed to the storm.

Yeah, that’s the point. For some bizarre reason he thinks people are mad at him for the hurricane and not the support for the aftermath.

Exactly what is it he failed to do in the aftermath of the storm? Be specific.

You are asking me what the President failed to do in Puerto Rico? The same guy who was tricked by a staff member hiding a letter in drawer from him? Buddy, I barely get paid $15 an hour, and you are asking more of me than the Vice President.

I mean I could point out how the U.S. government should of supplied infrastructural support and basic subsistence supplies. But you would hardly accept that.

They provided all of that.

Next?

Clearly. That’s why thousands of people died.

Every available resource we had was sent to PR for the recover. FEMA, the Navy, and Corps of Engineers disaster teams were all thee during the Hurricane so they could best provide an immediate response.

The second the harbor and airport could be reopened ships and planes filled with relief supplies, engineers, and equipment began docking and landing.

It was the largest relief effort we’ve ever launched offshore.

Why did they die then?

Because of the extensive damage to the infrastructure.

The resources simply don’t exist to completely rebuild a power grid and road system in a few days or weeks.

There was also a huge failure on the part of the Islands’ gov’t in distributing the supplies that were delivered.

Yeah, we get it. They had to die. Nothing we could do. Really, when you think about it, its the Puerto Rican’s fault. We gave it our best try.

Just exactly what more is it you think we could have done. What available resources were not sent?

Be specific.

The ones that would make them not die.

WildRose · 2018-09-16T07:53:34.929Z

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False flag dead people. Great.

Umm, nobody is saying they didn’t die. Try again.

I mean just the President, but whose counting?

No, he’s arguing as to how many can be attributed to the storm.

Yeah, that’s the point. For some bizarre reason he thinks people are mad at him for the hurricane and not the support for the aftermath.

Exactly what is it he failed to do in the aftermath of the storm? Be specific.

You are asking me what the President failed to do in Puerto Rico? The same guy who was tricked by a staff member hiding a letter in drawer from him? Buddy, I barely get paid $15 an hour, and you are asking more of me than the Vice President.

I mean I could point out how the U.S. government should of supplied infrastructural support and basic subsistence supplies. But you would hardly accept that.

They provided all of that.

Next?

Clearly. That’s why thousands of people died.

Every available resource we had was sent to PR for the recover. FEMA, the Navy, and Corps of Engineers disaster teams were all thee during the Hurricane so they could best provide an immediate response.

The second the harbor and airport could be reopened ships and planes filled with relief supplies, engineers, and equipment began docking and landing.

It was the largest relief effort we’ve ever launched offshore.

Why did they die then?

Because of the extensive damage to the infrastructure.

The resources simply don’t exist to completely rebuild a power grid and road system in a few days or weeks.

There was also a huge failure on the part of the Islands’ gov’t in distributing the supplies that were delivered.

Yeah, we get it. They had to die. Nothing we could do. Really, when you think about it, its the Puerto Rican’s fault. We gave it our best try.

Just exactly what more is it you think we could have done. What available resources were not sent?

Be specific.

The ones that would make them not die.

Let me repeat. What AVAILABLE resources were not sent. Be specific.

7ranz · 2018-09-16T07:57:20.271Z

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False flag dead people. Great.

Umm, nobody is saying they didn’t die. Try again.

I mean just the President, but whose counting?

No, he’s arguing as to how many can be attributed to the storm.

Yeah, that’s the point. For some bizarre reason he thinks people are mad at him for the hurricane and not the support for the aftermath.

Exactly what is it he failed to do in the aftermath of the storm? Be specific.

You are asking me what the President failed to do in Puerto Rico? The same guy who was tricked by a staff member hiding a letter in drawer from him? Buddy, I barely get paid $15 an hour, and you are asking more of me than the Vice President.

I mean I could point out how the U.S. government should of supplied infrastructural support and basic subsistence supplies. But you would hardly accept that.

They provided all of that.

Next?

Clearly. That’s why thousands of people died.

Every available resource we had was sent to PR for the recover. FEMA, the Navy, and Corps of Engineers disaster teams were all thee during the Hurricane so they could best provide an immediate response.

The second the harbor and airport could be reopened ships and planes filled with relief supplies, engineers, and equipment began docking and landing.

It was the largest relief effort we’ve ever launched offshore.

Why did they die then?

Because of the extensive damage to the infrastructure.

The resources simply don’t exist to completely rebuild a power grid and road system in a few days or weeks.

There was also a huge failure on the part of the Islands’ gov’t in distributing the supplies that were delivered.

Yeah, we get it. They had to die. Nothing we could do. Really, when you think about it, its the Puerto Rican’s fault. We gave it our best try.

Just exactly what more is it you think we could have done. What available resources were not sent?

Be specific.

The ones that would make them not die.

Let me repeat. What AVAILABLE resources were not sent. Be specific.

Do you want a list of paper towels or some ■■■■■ You seem to bemissing the point. Why did they die?

WildRose · 2018-09-16T07:59:49.163Z

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False flag dead people. Great.

Umm, nobody is saying they didn’t die. Try again.

I mean just the President, but whose counting?

No, he’s arguing as to how many can be attributed to the storm.

Yeah, that’s the point. For some bizarre reason he thinks people are mad at him for the hurricane and not the support for the aftermath.

Exactly what is it he failed to do in the aftermath of the storm? Be specific.

You are asking me what the President failed to do in Puerto Rico? The same guy who was tricked by a staff member hiding a letter in drawer from him? Buddy, I barely get paid $15 an hour, and you are asking more of me than the Vice President.

I mean I could point out how the U.S. government should of supplied infrastructural support and basic subsistence supplies. But you would hardly accept that.

They provided all of that.

Next?

Clearly. That’s why thousands of people died.

Every available resource we had was sent to PR for the recover. FEMA, the Navy, and Corps of Engineers disaster teams were all thee during the Hurricane so they could best provide an immediate response.

The second the harbor and airport could be reopened ships and planes filled with relief supplies, engineers, and equipment began docking and landing.

It was the largest relief effort we’ve ever launched offshore.

Why did they die then?

Because of the extensive damage to the infrastructure.

The resources simply don’t exist to completely rebuild a power grid and road system in a few days or weeks.

There was also a huge failure on the part of the Islands’ gov’t in distributing the supplies that were delivered.

Yeah, we get it. They had to die. Nothing we could do. Really, when you think about it, its the Puerto Rican’s fault. We gave it our best try.

Just exactly what more is it you think we could have done. What available resources were not sent?

Be specific.

The ones that would make them not die.

Let me repeat. What AVAILABLE resources were not sent. Be specific.

Do you want a list of paper towels or some ■■■■■ You seem to missing the point. Why did they die?

I’m trying to see if you can come up with anything resembling an intelligent, accurate answer.

The US was struck by 3 of the strongest and largest hurricanes on record in three weeks including the most damaging ever, Hurricane Harvey.

We were still in recovery from Harvey and Irma when Maria hit.

Now again, what available resources were not sent to Puerto Rico?

7ranz · 2018-09-16T08:04:52.437Z

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False flag dead people. Great.

Umm, nobody is saying they didn’t die. Try again.

I mean just the President, but whose counting?

No, he’s arguing as to how many can be attributed to the storm.

Yeah, that’s the point. For some bizarre reason he thinks people are mad at him for the hurricane and not the support for the aftermath.

Exactly what is it he failed to do in the aftermath of the storm? Be specific.

You are asking me what the President failed to do in Puerto Rico? The same guy who was tricked by a staff member hiding a letter in drawer from him? Buddy, I barely get paid $15 an hour, and you are asking more of me than the Vice President.

I mean I could point out how the U.S. government should of supplied infrastructural support and basic subsistence supplies. But you would hardly accept that.

They provided all of that.

Next?

Clearly. That’s why thousands of people died.

Every available resource we had was sent to PR for the recover. FEMA, the Navy, and Corps of Engineers disaster teams were all thee during the Hurricane so they could best provide an immediate response.

The second the harbor and airport could be reopened ships and planes filled with relief supplies, engineers, and equipment began docking and landing.

It was the largest relief effort we’ve ever launched offshore.

Why did they die then?

Because of the extensive damage to the infrastructure.

The resources simply don’t exist to completely rebuild a power grid and road system in a few days or weeks.

There was also a huge failure on the part of the Islands’ gov’t in distributing the supplies that were delivered.

Yeah, we get it. They had to die. Nothing we could do. Really, when you think about it, its the Puerto Rican’s fault. We gave it our best try.

Just exactly what more is it you think we could have done. What available resources were not sent?

Be specific.

The ones that would make them not die.

Let me repeat. What AVAILABLE resources were not sent. Be specific.

Do you want a list of paper towels or some ■■■■■ You seem to missing the point. Why did they die?

I’m trying to see if you can come up with anything resembling an intelligent, accurate answer.

The US was struck by 3 of the strongest and largest hurricanes on record in three weeks including the most damaging ever, Hurricane Harvey.

We were still in recovery from Harvey and Irma when Maria hit.

Now again, what available resources were not sent to Puerto Rico?

Taps the mic. The resources that don’t result thousands of deaths.

WildRose · 2018-09-16T08:06:06.814Z

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False flag dead people. Great.

Umm, nobody is saying they didn’t die. Try again.

I mean just the President, but whose counting?

No, he’s arguing as to how many can be attributed to the storm.

Yeah, that’s the point. For some bizarre reason he thinks people are mad at him for the hurricane and not the support for the aftermath.

Exactly what is it he failed to do in the aftermath of the storm? Be specific.

You are asking me what the President failed to do in Puerto Rico? The same guy who was tricked by a staff member hiding a letter in drawer from him? Buddy, I barely get paid $15 an hour, and you are asking more of me than the Vice President.

I mean I could point out how the U.S. government should of supplied infrastructural support and basic subsistence supplies. But you would hardly accept that.

They provided all of that.

Next?

Clearly. That’s why thousands of people died.

Every available resource we had was sent to PR for the recover. FEMA, the Navy, and Corps of Engineers disaster teams were all thee during the Hurricane so they could best provide an immediate response.

The second the harbor and airport could be reopened ships and planes filled with relief supplies, engineers, and equipment began docking and landing.

It was the largest relief effort we’ve ever launched offshore.

Why did they die then?

Because of the extensive damage to the infrastructure.

The resources simply don’t exist to completely rebuild a power grid and road system in a few days or weeks.

There was also a huge failure on the part of the Islands’ gov’t in distributing the supplies that were delivered.

Yeah, we get it. They had to die. Nothing we could do. Really, when you think about it, its the Puerto Rican’s fault. We gave it our best try.

Just exactly what more is it you think we could have done. What available resources were not sent?

Be specific.

The ones that would make them not die.

Let me repeat. What AVAILABLE resources were not sent. Be specific.

Do you want a list of paper towels or some ■■■■■ You seem to missing the point. Why did they die?

I’m trying to see if you can come up with anything resembling an intelligent, accurate answer.

The US was struck by 3 of the strongest and largest hurricanes on record in three weeks including the most damaging ever, Hurricane Harvey.

We were still in recovery from Harvey and Irma when Maria hit.

Now again, what available resources were not sent to Puerto Rico?

Taps the mic. The resources that don’t result thousands of deaths.

That’s still a non answer.

Does the meaning of the word “available” just totally elude you?

What resources left available in the US were not sent?

7ranz · 2018-09-16T08:08:31.997Z

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False flag dead people. Great.

Umm, nobody is saying they didn’t die. Try again.

I mean just the President, but whose counting?

No, he’s arguing as to how many can be attributed to the storm.

Yeah, that’s the point. For some bizarre reason he thinks people are mad at him for the hurricane and not the support for the aftermath.

Exactly what is it he failed to do in the aftermath of the storm? Be specific.

You are asking me what the President failed to do in Puerto Rico? The same guy who was tricked by a staff member hiding a letter in drawer from him? Buddy, I barely get paid $15 an hour, and you are asking more of me than the Vice President.

I mean I could point out how the U.S. government should of supplied infrastructural support and basic subsistence supplies. But you would hardly accept that.

They provided all of that.

Next?

Clearly. That’s why thousands of people died.

Every available resource we had was sent to PR for the recover. FEMA, the Navy, and Corps of Engineers disaster teams were all thee during the Hurricane so they could best provide an immediate response.

The second the harbor and airport could be reopened ships and planes filled with relief supplies, engineers, and equipment began docking and landing.

It was the largest relief effort we’ve ever launched offshore.

Why did they die then?

Because of the extensive damage to the infrastructure.

The resources simply don’t exist to completely rebuild a power grid and road system in a few days or weeks.

There was also a huge failure on the part of the Islands’ gov’t in distributing the supplies that were delivered.

Yeah, we get it. They had to die. Nothing we could do. Really, when you think about it, its the Puerto Rican’s fault. We gave it our best try.

Just exactly what more is it you think we could have done. What available resources were not sent?

Be specific.

The ones that would make them not die.

Let me repeat. What AVAILABLE resources were not sent. Be specific.

Do you want a list of paper towels or some ■■■■■ You seem to missing the point. Why did they die?

I’m trying to see if you can come up with anything resembling an intelligent, accurate answer.

The US was struck by 3 of the strongest and largest hurricanes on record in three weeks including the most damaging ever, Hurricane Harvey.

We were still in recovery from Harvey and Irma when Maria hit.

Now again, what available resources were not sent to Puerto Rico?

Taps the mic. The resources that don’t result thousands of deaths.

That’s still a non answer.

Does the word “available” just totally elude you?

What resources left available in the US were not sent?

Oh, were the resources to save lives just not available?

WildRose · 2018-09-16T08:09:38.738Z

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False flag dead people. Great.

Umm, nobody is saying they didn’t die. Try again.

I mean just the President, but whose counting?

No, he’s arguing as to how many can be attributed to the storm.

Yeah, that’s the point. For some bizarre reason he thinks people are mad at him for the hurricane and not the support for the aftermath.

Exactly what is it he failed to do in the aftermath of the storm? Be specific.

You are asking me what the President failed to do in Puerto Rico? The same guy who was tricked by a staff member hiding a letter in drawer from him? Buddy, I barely get paid $15 an hour, and you are asking more of me than the Vice President.

I mean I could point out how the U.S. government should of supplied infrastructural support and basic subsistence supplies. But you would hardly accept that.

They provided all of that.

Next?

Clearly. That’s why thousands of people died.

Every available resource we had was sent to PR for the recover. FEMA, the Navy, and Corps of Engineers disaster teams were all thee during the Hurricane so they could best provide an immediate response.

The second the harbor and airport could be reopened ships and planes filled with relief supplies, engineers, and equipment began docking and landing.

It was the largest relief effort we’ve ever launched offshore.

Why did they die then?

Because of the extensive damage to the infrastructure.

The resources simply don’t exist to completely rebuild a power grid and road system in a few days or weeks.

There was also a huge failure on the part of the Islands’ gov’t in distributing the supplies that were delivered.

Yeah, we get it. They had to die. Nothing we could do. Really, when you think about it, its the Puerto Rican’s fault. We gave it our best try.

Just exactly what more is it you think we could have done. What available resources were not sent?

Be specific.

The ones that would make them not die.

Let me repeat. What AVAILABLE resources were not sent. Be specific.

Do you want a list of paper towels or some ■■■■■ You seem to missing the point. Why did they die?

I’m trying to see if you can come up with anything resembling an intelligent, accurate answer.

The US was struck by 3 of the strongest and largest hurricanes on record in three weeks including the most damaging ever, Hurricane Harvey.

We were still in recovery from Harvey and Irma when Maria hit.

Now again, what available resources were not sent to Puerto Rico?

Taps the mic. The resources that don’t result thousands of deaths.

That’s still a non answer.

Does the word “available” just totally elude you?

What resources left available in the US were not sent?

Oh, were the resources to save lives just not available?

You may actually, finally be getting a clue here.

Now think hard and see if you can answer the question finally.

What available resources were not sent?

7ranz · 2018-09-16T08:11:46.642Z

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False flag dead people. Great.

Umm, nobody is saying they didn’t die. Try again.

I mean just the President, but whose counting?

No, he’s arguing as to how many can be attributed to the storm.

Yeah, that’s the point. For some bizarre reason he thinks people are mad at him for the hurricane and not the support for the aftermath.

Exactly what is it he failed to do in the aftermath of the storm? Be specific.

You are asking me what the President failed to do in Puerto Rico? The same guy who was tricked by a staff member hiding a letter in drawer from him? Buddy, I barely get paid $15 an hour, and you are asking more of me than the Vice President.

I mean I could point out how the U.S. government should of supplied infrastructural support and basic subsistence supplies. But you would hardly accept that.

They provided all of that.

Next?

Clearly. That’s why thousands of people died.

Every available resource we had was sent to PR for the recover. FEMA, the Navy, and Corps of Engineers disaster teams were all thee during the Hurricane so they could best provide an immediate response.

The second the harbor and airport could be reopened ships and planes filled with relief supplies, engineers, and equipment began docking and landing.

It was the largest relief effort we’ve ever launched offshore.

Why did they die then?

Because of the extensive damage to the infrastructure.

The resources simply don’t exist to completely rebuild a power grid and road system in a few days or weeks.

There was also a huge failure on the part of the Islands’ gov’t in distributing the supplies that were delivered.

Yeah, we get it. They had to die. Nothing we could do. Really, when you think about it, its the Puerto Rican’s fault. We gave it our best try.

Just exactly what more is it you think we could have done. What available resources were not sent?

Be specific.

The ones that would make them not die.

Let me repeat. What AVAILABLE resources were not sent. Be specific.

Do you want a list of paper towels or some ■■■■■ You seem to missing the point. Why did they die?

I’m trying to see if you can come up with anything resembling an intelligent, accurate answer.

The US was struck by 3 of the strongest and largest hurricanes on record in three weeks including the most damaging ever, Hurricane Harvey.

We were still in recovery from Harvey and Irma when Maria hit.

Now again, what available resources were not sent to Puerto Rico?

Taps the mic. The resources that don’t result thousands of deaths.

That’s still a non answer.

Does the word “available” just totally elude you?

What resources left available in the US were not sent?

Oh, were the resources to save lives just not available?

You may actually, finally be getting a clue here.

Now think hard and see if you can answer the question finally.

What available resources were not sent?

No, I want to know why they died.

WildRose · 2018-09-16T08:12:40.013Z

They died for hundreds of reasons, without looking at how every one of them died nobody can can answer the question.

WildRose · 2018-09-16T08:13:52.347Z

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False flag dead people. Great.

Umm, nobody is saying they didn’t die. Try again.

I mean just the President, but whose counting?

No, he’s arguing as to how many can be attributed to the storm.

Yeah, that’s the point. For some bizarre reason he thinks people are mad at him for the hurricane and not the support for the aftermath.

Exactly what is it he failed to do in the aftermath of the storm? Be specific.

You are asking me what the President failed to do in Puerto Rico? The same guy who was tricked by a staff member hiding a letter in drawer from him? Buddy, I barely get paid $15 an hour, and you are asking more of me than the Vice President.

I mean I could point out how the U.S. government should of supplied infrastructural support and basic subsistence supplies. But you would hardly accept that.

They provided all of that.

Next?

Clearly. That’s why thousands of people died.

Every available resource we had was sent to PR for the recover. FEMA, the Navy, and Corps of Engineers disaster teams were all thee during the Hurricane so they could best provide an immediate response.

The second the harbor and airport could be reopened ships and planes filled with relief supplies, engineers, and equipment began docking and landing.

It was the largest relief effort we’ve ever launched offshore.

Why did they die then?

Because of the extensive damage to the infrastructure.

The resources simply don’t exist to completely rebuild a power grid and road system in a few days or weeks.

There was also a huge failure on the part of the Islands’ gov’t in distributing the supplies that were delivered.

Yeah, we get it. They had to die. Nothing we could do. Really, when you think about it, its the Puerto Rican’s fault. We gave it our best try.

Just exactly what more is it you think we could have done. What available resources were not sent?

Be specific.

The ones that would make them not die.

Let me repeat. What AVAILABLE resources were not sent. Be specific.

Do you want a list of paper towels or some ■■■■■ You seem to missing the point. Why did they die?

I’m trying to see if you can come up with anything resembling an intelligent, accurate answer.

The US was struck by 3 of the strongest and largest hurricanes on record in three weeks including the most damaging ever, Hurricane Harvey.

We were still in recovery from Harvey and Irma when Maria hit.

Now again, what available resources were not sent to Puerto Rico?

Taps the mic. The resources that don’t result thousands of deaths.

That’s still a non answer.

Does the word “available” just totally elude you?

What resources left available in the US were not sent?

Oh, were the resources to save lives just not available?

You may actually, finally be getting a clue here.

Now think hard and see if you can answer the question finally.

What available resources were not sent?

No, I want to know why they died.

Now try to give a straight answer.

What available resources were not sent?

7ranz · 2018-09-16T08:14:10.876Z

WildRose:

They died for hundreds of reasons, without looking at how every one of them died nobody can can answer the question.

Thank you.

7ranz · 2018-09-16T08:16:09.180Z

WildRose:

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False flag dead people. Great.

Umm, nobody is saying they didn’t die. Try again.

I mean just the President, but whose counting?

No, he’s arguing as to how many can be attributed to the storm.

Yeah, that’s the point. For some bizarre reason he thinks people are mad at him for the hurricane and not the support for the aftermath.

Exactly what is it he failed to do in the aftermath of the storm? Be specific.

You are asking me what the President failed to do in Puerto Rico? The same guy who was tricked by a staff member hiding a letter in drawer from him? Buddy, I barely get paid $15 an hour, and you are asking more of me than the Vice President.

I mean I could point out how the U.S. government should of supplied infrastructural support and basic subsistence supplies. But you would hardly accept that.

They provided all of that.

Next?

Clearly. That’s why thousands of people died.

Every available resource we had was sent to PR for the recover. FEMA, the Navy, and Corps of Engineers disaster teams were all thee during the Hurricane so they could best provide an immediate response.

The second the harbor and airport could be reopened ships and planes filled with relief supplies, engineers, and equipment began docking and landing.

It was the largest relief effort we’ve ever launched offshore.

Why did they die then?

Because of the extensive damage to the infrastructure.

The resources simply don’t exist to completely rebuild a power grid and road system in a few days or weeks.

There was also a huge failure on the part of the Islands’ gov’t in distributing the supplies that were delivered.

Yeah, we get it. They had to die. Nothing we could do. Really, when you think about it, its the Puerto Rican’s fault. We gave it our best try.

Just exactly what more is it you think we could have done. What available resources were not sent?

Be specific.

The ones that would make them not die.

Let me repeat. What AVAILABLE resources were not sent. Be specific.

Do you want a list of paper towels or some ■■■■■ You seem to missing the point. Why did they die?

I’m trying to see if you can come up with anything resembling an intelligent, accurate answer.

The US was struck by 3 of the strongest and largest hurricanes on record in three weeks including the most damaging ever, Hurricane Harvey.

We were still in recovery from Harvey and Irma when Maria hit.

Now again, what available resources were not sent to Puerto Rico?

Taps the mic. The resources that don’t result thousands of deaths.

That’s still a non answer.

Does the word “available” just totally elude you?

What resources left available in the US were not sent?

Oh, were the resources to save lives just not available?

You may actually, finally be getting a clue here.

Now think hard and see if you can answer the question finally.

What available resources were not sent?

No, I want to know why they died.

Now try to give a straight answer.

What available resources were not sent?

How could I know that?

MichaelScarn · 2018-09-16T11:43:05.801Z

WildRose:

Do ya think maybe being hit by 3 successive hurricanes had anything to do with it?

Goodness, do you think that is the best way to cover for Trump??

It wasn’t just one hurricane. It was three!!

CaughtInTheMiddle · 2018-09-16T12:10:17.209Z

7ranz:

WildRose:

7ranz:

False flag dead people. Great.

Umm, nobody is saying they didn’t die. Try again.

I mean just the President, but whose counting?

and Trump is only saying that to make Trump look better.

the dude has zero empathy for his fellow man.

it’s funny how the forgotten man also thinks he cares about them.