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originally posted by: WeMustCare
a reply to: putnam6
Easy to rip off Biden-Harris agencies. Wait till the lookback audits occur!
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Yikes.
originally posted by: tarantulabite1
I just happen to be reading a article on DEI and FEMA ........interesting read for sure
FEMAâs DEI Crippled Hurricane Helene Response - LINK
FEMA was unprepared for the flooding because under Criswell, a DEI hire whose resume included being âthe first woman commissioner of New York City Emergency Managementâ, the agency had shifted from disaster management to DEI disasters.
Goal 1 of FEMAâs Strategic Plan was to âinstill equity as a foundation of emergency managementâ. FEMAâs Objective 1.1 was also not disaster management, itâs to âcultivate a FEMA that prioritizes and harnesses a diverse workforceâ. FEMAâs leadership was required to make its priority âintegrating diversity, equity, and inclusion in delivering the agencyâs mission.â
originally posted by: tamusan
originally posted by: theatreboy
a reply to: putnam6
Maybe if they didn't focus on DEI training so much, they would have the money still.
It'd be cheaper if they had permanent camps set up across the country to send people to.
originally posted by: watchitburn
a reply to: putnam6
What climate disasters were they giving funds to?
There was only 1 hurricane before this one and it was only a 3. Maui was 2023, maybe they got allocated funds... But the people haven't seen sh!t.
originally posted by: CriticalStinker
a reply to: Vermilion
I agree itâs wasteful. But if they didnât have the courses, are we really to believe they would still have money?
How much did they spend?
originally posted by: SteamyAmerican
Yikes.
originally posted by: tarantulabite1
I just happen to be reading a article on DEI and FEMA ........interesting read for sure
FEMAâs DEI Crippled Hurricane Helene Response - LINK
FEMA was unprepared for the flooding because under Criswell, a DEI hire whose resume included being âthe first woman commissioner of New York City Emergency Managementâ, the agency had shifted from disaster management to DEI disasters.
Goal 1 of FEMAâs Strategic Plan was to âinstill equity as a foundation of emergency managementâ. FEMAâs Objective 1.1 was also not disaster management, itâs to âcultivate a FEMA that prioritizes and harnesses a diverse workforceâ. FEMAâs leadership was required to make its priority âintegrating diversity, equity, and inclusion in delivering the agencyâs mission.â
If you actually end up reading that article, it sounds like a curious-minded CPA or other financially savvy individual could make the argument (easily) that the government has a codex for spreading aid based on skin color.
So much so that a town that has more melanin per capita literally gets more $ for the disaster experienced vs. a town that might have a different makeup of constituents.
And yet we find ourselves discussing reparations instead.
That read was grotesque by the way.
As in âsome people are more equal than othersâ.
Especilly in times of crises.
âWe have to address this in a way that is about giving resources based on equity, understanding that we fight for equality, but we also need to fight for equity,â she said during a discussion with Priyanka Chopra at the Democratic National Committeeâs Womenâs Leadership Forum on Friday. âIf we want people to be in an equal place sometimes we need to take into account those disparities and do that work,â she added.
originally posted by: matafuchs
VP Harris in 2022.
âWe have to address this in a way that is about giving resources based on equity, understanding that we fight for equality, but we also need to fight for equity,â she said during a discussion with Priyanka Chopra at the Democratic National Committeeâs Womenâs Leadership Forum on Friday. âIf we want people to be in an equal place sometimes we need to take into account those disparities and do that work,â she added.
This is about FEMA assistance. This is how bad DEI has hit the country.
Second, the 'list' of disasters....please. Do you know what FEMA spent the most on?
COVID Preparedness and funding. Take a look at the link....WTF is this?
Link
originally posted by: ADVISOR
a reply to: putnam6
I call B U L L S H I T!!!!
They are misappropriating that money, it's probably being used to fund illegal aliens and God knows what other evil abomination like child genital mutilation...đ¤Ž
originally posted by: network dude
originally posted by: CriticalStinker
a reply to: Vermilion
I agree itâs wasteful. But if they didnât have the courses, are we really to believe they would still have money?
How much did they spend?
I'm more worried about who set up the budget. Epic Fail based on facts at hand.
originally posted by: BingoMcGoof
The constant harangue over what has happened to the twenty billion.
To me the real issue is why is ANY money going to that area. Monies should have been allocated ten years ago to help people move to other parts of the country AWAY from the hurricane zone. Season after season with lulls here and there the damages from increasingly powerful storms is siphoning resources into a lost cause. The south east has become a huge money pit. It puts me in mind of the ''Swamp King'' in the ''Holy Grail''. We built a castle in the swamp, then it sank into the swamp. So we built another castle and it too sank into the swamp so we built another and it fell over,,,and sank into the swamp.
Not that I am a fan of insurance companies but even they are now, with increasing pompousness, refusing new policies in certain areas. See the picture?
I had to laugh the other day when Trump said something like ''how could any one have predicted the severity of Helene''. Well, many did and they were laughed at. This prediction has been on the books for two decades and scoffed at by those preferring to see these storms as unique, one of a kind monsters. They are not, they are waves within a new pattern and we had better realize it.
Guess Who
@RedHeelzz
$750 doesnât cover a one bedroom extended stay for 2 people for ONE WEEK. These are entire families that were wiped out completely. Not a few shingles on their roofs. Whole structures are gone! Highways are gone! You really think $750 is going to move the needle?
How much money is on those âillegal immigrantsâ cards you all provided when you bused them over? At best you can treat these AMERICAN CITIZENS equally⌠Although they deserve way more.
Do BETTER!