Puerto Rico: Recovery faster than Hurricane Sandy - 65% of gas station are up & running 31% of land lines have service 49% supermarkets are open

Thread: I'm going to show you proof of how the media selects the worst images and locations for their narrative, yet select nice locales for the intervie

Quit disputing the Mayor of San Juan !

(sarcasm)

Puerto Ricans hard @ work.
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She is busy coming up with more ideas for shirts
Thread: Mayor of San Juan claims somehow find the time to print t-shirts saying "help us were dying" while making an appearance on CNN

Not going to the ports to claim free supplies or help




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Ok show us your proof to back up your claim or stfu.

On the golf course?

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Thread: Hurricane Maria: Cell tower L00TED, generator stolen. Now under 24 hour guard

On St. Croix, one of the few working cell towers went down after someone stole the generator powering it. The authorities had to ease the strict curfew after bodies started piling up at the morgue because people could not stay out long enough to bury those who had passed away of natural causes since the storms.

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In the link you quoted?
It is fully explained and if you watch the video in there, you can see exactly what was pointed out.

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Thread: Puerto Rico: Recovery faster than Hurricane Sandy - 65% of gas station are up & running 31% of land lines have service 49% supermarkets are open

Night all.

Hopefully the fools keep bumping this and it gets pinned.

Isn't that like a normal day for them?

I don't know the stats - but I can tell that there are STILL people who have not been able to move back into their homes. There are STILL people fighting with their insurance companies and can't begin renovating their homes until it's settled. Their houses are STILL rotting away because of red tape. Paying mortgages on houses PLUS rent for where they're living now. How many years on?

It's really disgusting.

It's true, I work in the power generation industry and we did work on a plant down there near the coast a bit more than a week after the storm, we had to bring our own fuel for the return trip in a bunch of jerry cans.

Glad to see a thread that will start to politically bury San Juan's Mayor. She'll have to shut down her silk screen equipment and fire the film crew she constantly has following her around.

77 mayors reporting that fema is doing a fantastic job

BUT!!!!!.....But....but San Juan's mayor sez its GENOCIDE!!!!!....Puerto Ricans are dying everywhere....no?

And that's just in Puerto Rico.

Texas, Louisian, Florida, US Virgin Islands.

Across the board, there's been nothing but praise for the President and FEMA. Just one lone commie mayor in PR saying the rest are lying.

What an idiot she is. No one's believing her now that the facts are out there.

So PR has a larger population than the state of Virginia. If it were a city, it would have a larger population than Chicago. It should probably be a state, and voted for statehood last year. It has 3x the population of Hawaii. I think it's time we figure out what to do with his "territory".

Very clever!

<<<The head of an international engineering firm in Puerto Rico said in an editorial Saturday that when the time came to send 50 of his engineers to help in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, he bypassed local officials and went straight to FEMA.

The reason, said Jorge Rodriguez, the CEO of PACIV, in an editorial in the New York Post, is that “for the last 30 years, the Puerto Rican government has been completely inept at handling regular societal needs, so I just don’t see it functioning in a crisis like this one.”

“Even before the hurricane hit, water and power systems were already broken. And our $118 billion debt crisis is a result of government corruption and mismanagement.”....>>>>

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