18 Replies to “Kentucky Aftermath”

    1. Never let a good crisis go to waste … if you’re a leftist tool. And remember to make the proles afraid … very afraid. Joe is still capable of reading the script … mostly.

      1. ” Joe is still capable of reading the script … mostly.”

        Kenji, you forgot to say “end of message.”

    1. Yes prayers.
      I will donate to Samaritans Purse.
      There are a few others that are worthy but NOT the Red Cross.

  3. That sure was a dandy. 70 dead the last report I saw last night. Those storms are unbelievable in power. You would think an A Bomb went off.

  4. The hacks are doing a laughably poor job of pretending to care about the tornadoes or the people affected. The dead and homeless are mostly supporters of President Trump, and he can’t realistically be blamed for this.

    1. Yeah, it’s like the msm can’t tell the difference between Kentucky and Kenosha, you know, the place where that big car accident happened.

  7. Time for a redesign of houses in tornado alley. Use steel for the major structure bolted down to foundation.

    1. Not to discount the tragic level of death and destruction, but the picture shown while the speaker mentions “huge metal poles bent in half” is actually a piece of flimsy aluminum siding.

  8. My neighborhood and house were hit by a tornado in 2019. There was damage on a massive scale, but – no Department of Homeland Security , no Federal Disaster relief. We had to deal with it ourselves. As for me – over $45,000 in repairs; no electricity for 6 days; and the house at the end of the street had to be demolished; it’s still a vacant lot.

    I feel deeply for the victims of the Kentucky tornado – I just wish the aid that they’ll get was made available to ALL victims.

    1. They’re expected to be grateful to get what little help they receive. If our masters had their way, all that would need doing is to trump up an excuse to deny their insurance claim.

      (“Serves you right for living in Tornado Alley, you stupid redneck! Learn to code and move somewhere with an Asian grocery store!”)

      1. So sorry – I didn’t specify where I live; I guess you assume that anywhere a tornado strikes is in Tornado Alley. Perhaps you aren’t aware that tornados have struck in ALL 48 states of the contiguous part of America.

        1. I am perfectly aware of that.

          It’s our elites who know nearly nothing of North America outside its coastal cities (including its climate) and care even less.

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