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Message Replied To ========== here are some other facts.... 50% of Puerto Rico's native National Guard members didn't report for duty when called in
mayor of San Juan has refused to go to FEMA operations center...she just goes on tv and yaps
the islands ESF was pretty much nonexistent and FL Governor Scott brought down our ESF function teams to take over
PR has lots of fine people but much of their local government is welfare state corrupt banana republic. Check with people who know the island. Know a S FL significant business operator who deals with the riff raff corruption in S FL and PR puts them to shame. So much so while he was making a killing it made him want to throw up and he sold out to get out! ==============================50% of Puerto Rico's native National Guard members didn't report for duty when called in This is the worsts light being put on a WAPO post. I would not call this "fact". I would call it directed cherry picking. But nine days after Hurricane Maria, a striking trend has emerged: Less than half of the 8,000 members of the Puerto Rico National Guard are on duty. Army Lt. Gen. Jeffrey Buchanan, the top U.S. officer overseeing military operations on the island, attributed this to a combination of factors. Many personnel are dealing with the devastation in their own lives, he said, and some are providing help in their full-time jobs as police, firefighters or other first responders rather than through the Guard. They compare and contrast Florida and Texas. Not all of Texas or Florida was devastated.
mayor of San Juan has refused to go to FEMA operations center...she just goes on tv and yaps All I could find backing up this "refused to go" is the White House. That bastion of truth.
the islands ESF was pretty much nonexistent and FL Governor Scott brought down our ESF function teams to take over SOURCE?
PR has lots of fine people but much of their local government is welfare state corrupt banana republic. Check with people who know the island. Know a S FL significant business operator who deals with the riff raff corruption in S FL and PR puts them to shame. So much so while he was making a killing it made him want to throw up and he sold out to get out! https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/05/business/dealbook/puerto-rico-debt.html Puerto Rico's debt and fiscal problem are not entirely of their own making. They suffer like Michigan and other places. And the same types of problems result. They are no different with their pensions and "entitlements" except that Congress is less eager to throw money at non-represented people. |


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