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by John Weeks

The motive is there. The people of Appalachia are the least loyal to the United States Imperial Government (USIG), the most loyal to the tradtional concept of America and are more likely to vote Republican than Democrat. So, we have motive and action. Do we have intent?

https://libertarianinstitute.org/articles/is-our-own-government-trying-to-eliminate-appalachia/

On Thursday, September 26 at 11:10 p.m., category 4 Hurricane Helene made landfall at Keaton Beach, Florida, unleashing deadly flooding throughout Florida’s Gulf Coast, Georgia, the Carolinas, Virginia, Tennessee, and Kentucky.

People are trapped in remote areas with no electricity, no food, no water, no medicine, and no functioning communication technology. Yet the federal government’s response has been worse than its infamously appalling performance during the 2004 Katrina disaster and so diabolically bizarre that we must ask: is the government intentionally attempting to murder thousands of American citizens throughout the Southeast?

Consider the following:

• The government failed to do standard pre-storm planning and staging.
• The government failed to deploy adequate resources and manpower to a rescue effort after the storm hit.
• The government is preventing aid from being brought into the affected areas.
• The government has sought to ground private helicopters and ban private drones from being used in the search and rescue efforts.
• The government claims it lacks money to help hurricane victims but continues to spend billions of dollars on migrants, Ukraine, and Israel (also despite the fact that it can literally create money anytime it wants).
• The government’s regime-adjacent media has downplayed the disaster.

Failure to plan sounds like typical government incompetence. Failure to deploy resources and manpower sounds like typical government prioritizing (they might have to fight a war or two for the Zionist project, don’t you know). But deploying manpower to prevent aid from reaching thousands of Americans facing imminent death? Sabotaging private rescue efforts? Refusing to monetize some debt and give the survivors a little quantitative easing!?

Libertarian Institute Smedley D. Butler Fellow for Military Affairs Bill Buppert said, “For Hurricane Katrina, around 50,000 National Guard troops were mobilized across forty-nine states to respond to the disaster. Additionally, 22,000 active-duty federal troops were eventually deployed. In response to Hurricane Helene, over 6,700 National Guard troops from at least twelve states have been mobilized…alongside these National Guard units, around 1,000 active-duty troops.”

Are we witnessing the government’s attempt to depopulate Appalachia?

The motive is there. The people of Appalachia are the least loyal to the United States Imperial Government (USIG), the most loyal to the tradtional concept of America and are more likely to vote Republican than Democrat. So, we have motive and action. Do we have intent?

Intention is tricky theoretical business, but simply put, are we witnessing state incompetence or state malevolence?

UnHerd columnist Malcom Kyeyune has likened the Helene catastrophe to the Soviet Union’s Chernobyl nuclear power plant explosion disaster. But it’s worse than that. A lot worse. It is more reminiscent of the Holodomor or “Terror-Famine” that struck the Ukraine in 1932 and 1933 during the Soviet Union’s catastrophic collectivization of agriculture.

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