A Look At Ida's Devastation And Flooding In Louisiana

[@benzii7770]

To everyone not in Louisiana We’re very messed up down here…..physically and mentally. We have national guards and cops from even out of state here helping us….a lot of people from here evacuated but me and my family decided to stay and it was very scary having to stay and literally hearing the damage being done. The eye came right on top of us and stayed on top of us longer than anticipated. Once it was all over and we was able to walk outside and see the damage, my small town is VERY damaged. We live in gramercy where they showed the 18 wheeler tipped over. Please pray for us…❤️

[@darkknighted3818]

I am so sorry you and you’re people have to go through this!

[@darkknighted3818]

Mother Nature doesn’t care so always be prepared when hurricanes come

[@terrilynjones3496]

U r a a strong person 🙏😔I will pray for u all down there from Arizona state 🐸 believe on the Lord Jesus Christ today my dear. Let him keep u folks safe out there💞😔🙏

[@feliciadance1715]

Jesus❤ Jesus ❤Jesus❤ My heart and prayers go out to each of you and I want to send you the BIGGEST HUG! I'm trusting God to give you all that you need today and in the days ahead. May you and your community have mental peace and stability to endure and to get through this. I pray that God grants you with exactly what you and your loves ones need each and every day while He restores. This truly breaks my heart ...BUT GOD 🙏 I'm glad that you all survived the storm❤

[@acajudi100]

Our government must relocate these people before and after the storm. Many people do not have the money to evacuate to leave before or after the storm. I took in a senior citizen from Katrina, until her grand daughter found an apartment in Cali,he Red Cross gave her money, but I would not accept anything, and she stayed a month, and was a super nice lady, who we kept in touch, until she died. Our tax dollars are to help us, and not other countries, who come here to help destroy us.

[@Daniel-lx3nh]

As someone else mentioned in a previous video be careful when buying cars in the next few months. These flood cars will soon enter the market. Make sure to check any and all carfax reports. Not just salvaged cars. Even if its not a salvage title some cars were still impacted by the storm and not labeled as such. If the price seems too good then it is. Be careful out there.

[@pegs1659]

Also, make sure to look under the spare tire in the trunk. If its wet under there it probably was in a flood.

[@tuffy40]

My God my heart is broken seeing this. Extremely impressive the nurses & doctors, how amazing!!! Sending much much love, hugs & prayers❤❤❤

[@blacksmokematters4521]

Mother nature doing her thing is all...it happens

[@user-se7wf9dv6r]

Not so many hugs and kisses for the health insurance companies.

[@alienabuser3693]

Praying for Louisiana🙏🏼 everyone that's helped or helping your are a blessing.

[@seanambriztobias850]

Prayers 🛐

[@val13c59]

@@seanambriztobias850 keep praying. Let’s see how far that gets you. From the beginning of time, nature has taken its course. Prayers don’t control or saves those in its path. Religion makes people ignorant and closed minded with a tunnel vision of life.

[@bayouwolf220]

I live in Slidell, Louisiana, and we, fortunately, have power back less than 24 hours after we lost it! But besides that, we got very lucky compared to many of our other fellow residents!

[@rontalks8953]

Be safe 🙏

[@seanambriztobias850]

Prayers 🛐

[@sammy9103]

Thats good! But not for the guy that got ate by a gator.😪

[@TooSoonBafoon]

They had a guy that got attacked by a gator over there my guy

[@southernsass2937]

So happy for y'all ♥️ Lord knows when we will be restored. I already lost 3 fridge/freezers of food so 🤷‍♀️. No ice to be found.

[@PoetCea]

Dear God, in the name of Jesus, send angels to Louisianans to lead and to guard them as they recover. Amen.

[@chesi_7_0_79]

I think from experience with the Puerto Rico Cat 5 Hurricane Maria, lots of resiidents will be without power at least for about a month. When I saw the footage of the power poles bent to the ground I thought it was footage from Maria. Stay strong Louisians and have patience.

[@endlessadventure541]

The big difference in Puerto Rico is that there is no where to run, like Texas or Florida. What are you gonna do, take a boat to get away from a hurricane? That woudl be worse! So many more people died.

[@christopherfava3882]

It sux I was born and raised here almost like hurricane katrina

[@The_Happy_Aviation_Enthusiast]

Well you know what, there are generators helping residents right now in Louisiana giving them electricity since the power outage will last for weeks. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZ2oZYWHoch9fKc generators are reliable and they’re very useful if the power is out.

[@Sailor_ADHD]

My god nurses need more credit, truly the back bone ♥️

[@HsingSun]

Thank you very much for those nurses/doctors were taking care of new born infants.

[@joannclinedinst2729]

Prayers being lifted up for all

[@ileanahernandezvazquez8317]

News Orleáns los like w e did after Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico and we had no water and electricity for many months, however the worse part was the loss of 4,645 men, women and children. Please take care of each other because your neighbors become your family during an emergency.

[@robtierney5653]

Don't wanna hear nobody downplaying it. It's not the flood water, it's the alligator infested floodwater.

[@yeswing10]

I heard a 71 year old man was attacked and missing. I can't imagine. God Bless you all .

[@joshblocker9653]

just saw a movie about this in florida called Crawl Hollywood got that one right

[@PoetCea]

And alligators prefer to attack in shallow water, so they can get a good grip for their death roll...

[@daisyfields4986]

FEMA FORCIBLY VACCINATING IDA EVACUEES By Michael Baxter - September 1, 2021 New Orleanians who fled their homes ahead of Hurricane Ida’s terrifying wrath and later tried to return to salvage keepsakes and mementoes met unwelcome visitors along the treacherous stretch of road, highway 610, just south of Lake Pontchartrain. At an intersection due east of Metairie, sat four amphibious vehicles with FEMA logos stenciled on either side of the carriage. Beside the vehicles, armed FEMA agents peered through binoculars, watching for persons braving the deluge. Next to them, two CDC personnel handled a cooler brimming with Covid-19 vaccinations. Dennis Farrell, a New Orleans native, and his son Chris had been traversing the perilous stretch of road when he spotted the curious roadblock ahead of his GMC Yukon. He knew that Louisiana’s Governor, John Bell Edwards, had ordered evacuees to avoid the city at all costs, citing flooding, downed power lines, scorching heat, lack of potable water, and potential death as his gravest concerns. But at the hotel where Mr. Farrell had been staying, he had heard other Ida refugees discussing ignoring the governor’s mandate because roving bands of looters reportedly had been pillaging the city and plundering washed-out homes and businesses. Mr. Farrell was concerned because he had left behind a locked gun cabinet and his wife’s jewelry box, and he sought to recover those items before they fell into criminal hands. So early Tuesday morning he and his son took to the road in hopes of recovering the valuables-until FEMA stopped them in their tracks. FEMA, Mr. Farrell told Real Raw News, intercepted his Yukon and demanded he and his son exit the vehicle. “They weren’t concerned for our safety or anything. Those guys had their hands on their rifles while the CDC folks hung behind them. First thing they asked me was if me and Chris had gotten the Covid-19 shot, and if so, to show them our vaccination cards,” Mr. Farrell said. When Mr. Farrell admitted neither he nor his son had gotten a vaccination, the FEMA agents became combative and belligerent, and admonished them for “putting their friends and family at risk by not taking the shot like patriotic Americans do.” Mr. Farrell told FEMA he didn’t trust the vaccine, citing rushed development and safety an efficacy concerns, and that his family was in excellent health, with no comorbidities, and at little risk of dying from a virus with a 99.6% survival rate. “They told me my stupidity was a comorbidity,” Mr. Farrell said. The agents, Mr. Farrell added, had “great” news for him; fortunately, they had a cooler full of Covid-19 vaccinations, and CDC medical technicians on hand to administer those vaccinations. “They told me there was a massive Delta outbreak going around New Orleans and they weren’t letting people back without proof of the shot or getting the shot right then and there. When I told them I didn’t want my property looted, they told me if my valuables got stolen, it’d be a small price to pay compared to the damage I might cause by spreading Covid around the community. They said if I wanted to pass, I had to take their shot. If I didn’t, I’d have to turn around,” Mr. Farrell said. Mr. Farrell refused the vaccination and told FEMA that mandatory vaccinations violated his God-given and Constitutional rights. Rather than push the issue, and risk an engagement with maniacal, armed federal officials, he swung his in the opposite direction and headed back to the hotel. “We’d rather loose our stuff to looters than be slaves to the government,” he told RRN. In closing, Mr. Farrell said he had spoken via phone to neighbors who had similar encounters with FEMA. RRN has not yet independently verified additional claims.

[@tanyatunstallaloyalblackqu9890]

I'm praying for our ppls in Louisiana Alabama Mississippi God help them all

[@seanambriztobias850]

Prayers and Amen to all the prayers 🛐

[@melaniebuford]

Mississippi here, thank you.

[@seanambriztobias850]

@@melaniebuford Yeah I 🙏 we all come out in one piece! ✌ 🧡

[@Watercooledguy]

I really don't understand why in areas like this that get hit repeatedly by hurricanes, why they don't have their powerlines buried. The cost of doing this would pay for itself in the long run.

[@melissas4874]

Depending on the area, the water table may be too high. The same reason why some parts of this area bury their family members above ground.

[@melissas4874]

@MrMisterMan These aren't swamps. Maybe you should find your bridge, troll LOL

[@acajudi100]

I would just move, after the first disaster. AL should have never been out in that storm.

[@lawdadz4332]

@MrMisterMan dude no it isn’t lmao!! Let me guess do you think we fight off alligators on the way to work and all look like swamp people?? Lmao it’s giant metro areas! Busses, skyscrapers etc. A swamp??? Lmao people are so uneducated it’s LAUGHABLE! Also I lived in St. Bernard south of New Orleans. The power lines are buried. It doesn’t matter when the power plant itself gets ripped to shreds. Please research for even a minute before blabbing about stuff you aren’t educated on

[@llisamichele]

@MrMisterMan SWAMP STATES : * Atchafalaya National Wildlife Refuge, Louisiana * Big Cypress National Preserve, Florida * Barley Barber Swamp, Florida * Cache River, Illinois * Caddo Lake, Texas/Louisiana * Congaree Swamp, South Carolina

[@jrbland18]

Sending prayers and STAY STRONG. HELP IS ON THE GROUND.

[@elijahhall3350]

That’s just beautiful to hear that the nurses stayed for the infants. I pray for the families during this time!

[@graham.a.phillips2811]

My thoughts and prayers are with all those in Louisiana. But it still surprises me that they don't build houses and properties with bricks. I pray that Villalobos Animal Rescue Centre is OK. As well as medical services.

[@melissas4874]

Um, they do build with bricks. One historic building in New Orleans whole side fell off - it was all brick. There are pictures in Thibodaux where people's cars are covered in bricks from the buildings. The idea that you watch one video or news program and think you know it all says everything that is wrong with people today.

[@race38dirt]

Bricks are not hurricane proof. One hole in the grout and it's bye bye wall. A hurricane is like sitting in a tornado for hours. There are very few small structures of any composition that will withstand that.

[@bf1321]

Villalobos is ok. Minor damage but they don't have power yet like most of the city. If you want to donate, check their Instagram/facebook page for the link

[@graham.a.phillips2811]

@@bf1321 I would gladly donate if I could. But I'm on disability benefits in the UK and supporting my own adopted dog, which came from an animal welfare centre (similar to villalobos) after being badly abused and was also a bait dog for dog fighting. He's a 12 years 6 months old Staffordshire Bull Terrier and despite everything he has gone through. He is the most loving and gentle soul I've ever known in dog form. Once I have enough money, I'll be more than happy to donate to Villalobos. Because they do an amazing job with caring for all of these beautiful fur buddies.

[@dontbanmebrodontbanme5403]

1:38 - 71 year old man is missing after being attacked by an alligator and losing an arm? 😳

[@toddbrady8540]

Heartbreaking to see you guys suffering again, Please stay safe, rebuild and carry on, Don't be defeated, God bless you all. Sending love from over the pond🙏❤️🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@workoutvideoslove7656]

Prayers to everyone in Louisiana!🙌

[@kennethmarquis6840]

So sad. This is probably the most impressive coverage I've seen. Shows just how strong the winds are.

[@rtydingco]

Every year its the same thing.....unfortunately "thoughts and prayers" does not fix the situation....if you live below sea level MOVE!....

[@Bess9779]

Then they can get tornados, storms, earthquakes, and fires. There are lots of reasons why people end up where they are and no other location is totally safe.

[@benzii7770]

What about people who don’t have finances to just MOVE!?! Yea bet u didn’t think of that because u have money and a lot of people here in Louisiana don’t……think before u say something inconsiderate

[@Bess9779]

@@benzii7770 Well stated! This is also a high-poverty area where lots of people don't have enough funds to move across town, much less to a whole other state.

[@benzii7770]

@@Bess9779 that’s why we stayed for the storm. Louisiana is the poorest and is the lowest income state IN THE COUNTRY!!! we can’t jus up and leave….. down here we can’t go eat out in restaurants, bowling, skating…can’t do anything fun because we don’t have the income to jus go out and have fun. All the money we have is for groceries and bills RARELY any money to do other things. when people say things like “leave Louisiana, why don’t u move, why didn’t you evacuate?” It really hits a nerve because people in Louisiana are basically poor people compared to every other state.

[@Bess9779]

@@benzii7770 I evacuated from Florida a few years ago. Had to go all the way to Mobile to get price gouged on a hotel room & food. Then had a hard time getting back because gas hadn't been replenished on I-10.. Cost hundreds of dollars I had to borrow in the first place. I'll never evac again. Know our hearts are with y'all because we understand.

[@TheMystikzShow]

Hope them Louisiana people are okay

[@benzii7770]

We’re very messed up down here…..physically and mentally. We have national guards and cops from even out of state here helping us

[@lawdadz4332]

Yeah it’s a war zone

[@heatherc.5760]

U would be surprised how strong n scary water can be. God bless!

[@algrand52]

I'm from the Philippines where 20 typhoons criss-cross the country year in and year out. Belleve me, I know.

[@SandyJayne]

Prayers being sent from Cheyenne Wyoming. I can't imagine

[@ndjesuslives]

The soul is more important than the body. Repent. Get baptised. Live for Jesus.

[@val13c59]

The afterlife has nothing to do with any of man kind superstitious religious beliefs. Religion is only part of this physical and consciousness existence. It doesn’t follow you to the after life.

[@lindaking4780]

Hope everyone is safe over there 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@babybluewhetstone1387]

My heart goes to all of you i survived hurricane Andrew 1992 in homestead florida south dade. Its devastating.

[@anisahkhatun1434]

This moment in time is a blistering pain of hurt and anger. |

[@pandajin7772]

Anger at what?

[@TheEAGLESEYES007]

yikes prayers for those affected

[@lindapindabelinda3570]

Those aerial shots make it easy to see which houses were built with modern building codes and which were trailers. Somebody down there is building round raised houses to resist hurricanes. I’m not sure who is building them or exactly where they are, but pretty much every house I see that looks untouched appears to have the same round design.

[@jannit9927]

Oh my God this is heart breaking

[@laurabrooks3076]

You have to love Hoda and Al Rocha

[@seanambriztobias850]

Prayers 🛐

[@melaniebuford]

Even though we in Mississippi were in the right side of the storm, everything we feared came true for Louisiana. It could of been worse. Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee all need your prayers and Louisiana needs our love.

[@m42037]

Everything could be worse, that doesn't better a catastrophic situation. This had more power than Katrina did and longevity. It's still active now headed towards NY causing massive flooding on already moist grounds. It could've been worse sure, it could of stayed a Cat 4 for days smh

[@melaniebuford]

@@m42037 actually if you never seen the destruction Katrina caused South Mississippi then you wouldn’t know that both storms caused equal devastation. Ida was longer when Katrina was 12 hours. I know because I was there. Mississippi suffered more with Katrina because the high pressure system took ida to the west. We just had onwards to 16 inches of rain causing roof leakage. So get your facts straight smh.

[@m42037]

@@melaniebuford And good luck getting power on before October, with Katrina power was restored much quicker, watch and see. Much of the south won't see power till probably October!!!

[@melaniebuford]

@@m42037 You misunderstood what I said. Mississippi has power. How’d you think I can go on KZbin? What you see in Louisiana - the devastation is what Mississippi saw with Katrina. Think about it. smh.

[@m42037]

@@melaniebuford Ya it's all peaches and flowers, this hurricane wasn't that bad, Katrina was king, there happy? Btw the news said 5k people in Mississippi are without power, probably from a small thunderstorm cell 🤔

[@stephanieallen616]

Louisiana...🙏🏾....Stay Strong.

[@dave_waps13]

Worst Hurricane In State Of Louisiana

[@jameswormsley460]

😯😯😯

[@sabinafrancoisfbb792]

The coronavirus cases is going to increase more now. It's sad 😔 I have been saying for years why the cities do not bury their electric lines. They say it's too expensive. But isn't it expensive to keep running the same lines over and over?

[@jrbland18]

ITS RAINING SO BAD IN NORTH ATLANTA GA. WE ARE GETTING RAIN BANS FROM THIS HURRICANE. HEAVY RAIN AND HARD RAIN.

[@Mntdewmania1]

We are also two hours north of you , tip on NC

[@peggyjoyner3779]

My heart goes out to Louisiana to everyone may God be with your

[@kittys.2870]

IMHO between the hurricane and the upcoming evictions, America is about to see the highest level of homelessness that hasn't been seen since the Great Depression of 100 years ago, and what happens to them when winter hits?

[@bahachick242]

Sending prayers🙏🏽 and Love to all, especially the Front Line Workers💪🏽❤ you are the real heros

[@patriciabrown5167]

Isn't Louisiana below sea level?

[@MrHamburgerHelper]

Cannot imagine leaving a pet “on the counter” while I go to higher ground :// Those poor dogs must have been terrified

[@bettybryant7509]

I agree

[@PoPVintageous]

Do you know the condition or space they had in the attic…how many people they had to get in there? Dog life or your (human) life, the choice would’ve been easy for me in the middle of a Cat 4 Hurricane and water is pouring in the house. Sorry but dogs are great swimmers.

[@nancybroussard8486]

Sending prayers

[@jamiejudd7146]

God forbid they ever say a prayer for all these people, on air.

[@jamiejudd7146]

@Astral Journey With a name like "astral journey" I'd Fully expect you to know that it does.

[@terrilynjones3496]

I hope brother & sister Swaggarts' r ok out there...love & prayers for u folks too 🌷💞🌷👍👍

[@feelingmattertv381]

This bring back nothing but memory

[@babysisdolls3336]

this is why i became a minimalist....god bless them.

[@shelley7975]

Too bad they don't use some of their geoengineering to thwart these storms, oh wait, they won't talk about that on the media. Prayers for the innocent people that get caught in the evil cross hairs.

[@andrewsnape5308]

Why is a senior journalist Al Rocha in a storm ?

[@buddyl3340]

Be safe , stay away from Alligators, snake , fallen trees and electrical lines.

[@nubianhoney4721]

My baby is currently in the NICU so I know those mother's are worried 🙏

[@marlene97280]

All my support from Martinique we Know how is hard.

[@EmilyS1234]

≥$15 billion is an understatement

[@stevelamperta865]

God bless those nurses !

[@shirleylambey1553]

Amen Nurses for ur good heart

[@mariaweston5477]

Don’t understand staying home. High water warnings issued in time to leave.

[@seanambriztobias850]

This is time we move to higher ground and build there! 🧡

[@gh8447]

0:50 The man doesn't know his feet and inches. "Eight feet of water...", then proceeds to say "over the couches" and indicates height of about five ft. Unless his house has really high wall studs, 8 ft. would be up around the ceiling.

[@clonker8337]

"about 8 ft of water" *shows water height comparison to his height

[@KB-ke3fi]

Depending on whether or not he was standing on the kitchen table.

[@clonker8337]

@@KB-ke3fi oh truuue!

[@jaycie5021]

I feel for all the affected people but we can't act like this was unpredictable. Cities and towns that learned their lesson from Katrina and reinforced protection are in better shape today. Places where lawmakers dragged their feet are devastated.

[@ermaniealexandre788]

Lord please take control

[@leavandenbosch9090]

Their houses are made of wood and wooden framework, that's the reason of so much damage

[@lawdadz4332]

Ur right. We should knock every single structure down and rebuild everything from concrete. Like ffs. How much money you donating to that “little” project

[@actuallyitisrocketscience]

@@lawdadz4332 let’s not be so dramatic. They have a point. Of course they can’t just tear down existing homes, but they could require any new construction be CBS, and more securely reinforced against wind and flood damage. In my area, even CBS homes have hurricane straps anchoring the roof rafters to concrete footings.

[@lawdadz4332]

@@actuallyitisrocketscience well write a letter to the government and get it started bro. I don’t know what else to say. I see these people every single day struggling to get by and it’s hard enough for people to pay a single bill nowadays let alone modernize their homes. And dramatic? I mean maybe a little it’s a pretty dramatic time for locals like myself. Lol Most of the city lives in poverty regardless of covid impacts

[@actuallyitisrocketscience]

@@lawdadz4332 I get it. People here aren’t exactly topping the 1% either. It’s why I fully understand why people didn’t evacuate. It costs 1000’s to evacuate a family…especially if you get stuck unable to return for weeks. I’m referencing changes for new construction, not existing structures. They can upgrade codes to require better quality construction from builders before they get that certificate of occupancy. I saw the remains of a house that, while it looked fairly new, it came apart like a poorly made shed. In fact I thought it was a shed until I saw children’s bunk beds! It looked like aluminum siding over 1/4“ plywood mounted to 2x4’s spaced about 6 ft apart, with a sheet of drywall on the interior. Mobile homes are held to higher construction standards than that. It just disintegrated. There’s just no excuse to continue to let builders get away with such shoddy construction.

[@sandraweaver8376]

Older homes were well built and have withstood the storms. That should be a lesson for building homes in these areas.

[@annequeen9926]

You leave and come back afterwards!

[@seanambriztobias850]

Yeah, you are right, but those responsible for it will face karma!

[@lifeS458]

I guess the future for New Orleans met that they maybe want to move more inland

[@debrasquietcorner7660]

Our prayer 🙏🏼 with everyone. We are living in biblical scripture fulfillment it’s perilous times people please wake up!

[@Buttercup-vw2zo]

Amen Sis

[@user-se7wf9dv6r]

Send money to Benny Hinn!!!

[@missleo2003]

It's coming to WV . Where I live at .

[@popicalbubbles]

GL!

[@seanambriztobias850]

This is time we move to higher ground and build! 🧡🧡

[@llisamichele]

Check out Al wearing the purple glasses Go head Al 👓🤓

[@20fernie]

Floods and alligators 🐊 dam dam dammmm

[@stephenfitzsimmons3619]

Why are people driving on a bridge during a hurricane?

[@KB-ke3fi]

To get out. Many towns there only have one way out, or go under.

[@antoniarodrigues4487]

Só a misericórdia Divina pra nos salvar de tudo de ruim que está acontecendo, e vai acontecer

[@janajason2712]

If Jill had a brain she would have told Joey to stop looking at his watch. Disrespectful much? |

[@LegaciesRetrieval]

If you take out the first A in the video title you would have totally different thoughts about this news coverage.

[@Jack-fo4su]

Praise Jesus , savior and protector of all. Hallelujah

[@JohnBham79]

This dude just showed "8 feet" of water as up to his head with his hand. 0:43

[@InfamousSlappy]

Leave him alone. He believes in his heart that he is 8 ft tall.

[@JohnBham79]

@@InfamousSlappy lmao. I just laughed because that's how my 9 year old would describe 8 feet high lol

[@KB-ke3fi]

He was standing on the kitichen table.

[@mightynathaniel5355]

good. Not bad at all.

[@easyhair4health]

make this state an official beach please

[@enidmurray8842]

PEOPLE NEED TO REALISE THESE ARE THE LAST DAYS. WE NEED GOD'S PROTECTION.

[@Buttercup-vw2zo]

Amen

[@blacksmokematters4521]

Last days cause of a hurricane??? They been going on over 200 years what kinda drugs you on?

[@terrilynjones3496]

Being safe is what ppl need don't think about ur homes it cud still b flooded w/no electricity & no water so quit thinking about ur house it didn't saved u!! B thankful that ur safe & not @ ur home flooding around!

[@cjcool6475]

You couldn’t pay me to Live down LA he’ll nah. But I hope everybody get a speedy recovery.

[@Mr.Atlanta850]

The Gulf of Mississippi either, Definitely not nowhere in Louisiana.

[@KB-ke3fi]

I'll bet you would.

[@oscarmercado4170]

What about the people that dont have the means to take their family to safety in another state? They are risking much more

[@TheMystikzShow]

I love when I get a notification saying "someone subscribed to you"

[@pinedovlogs417]

if anyone in louisiana needs a job come to new jersey we have lots people dont want to work here especially in vineland nj no hurricanes here and lots of stores farms and everything 👍

[@KB-ke3fi]

that's great but you guys had two hurricanes in 4 years.

[@yoramalon5273]

I feel so sorry for the people of america. Be strong. From israel. This kind of repeating calamity should change the way they build houses and infrastructure. They should legislate standards / technical specification details. I dont understand why they build houses from wood, with shacky roof tiles. We build in israel with concrete and steel, according to the national institute of standards. They should build on podestals, without a basement. It happened before, and it will happen again.

[@KB-ke3fi]

Some of those homes are 400 years old. Are yours? And you don't live in a swamp and rivers. Concrete and steel sinks. Totally different geography. By the way, nobody has a basement there....you dig 4 feet down you hit water.

[@yoramalon5273]

@@KB-ke3fi thank for your insightful reply. We dont have 400y.o houses. I understand that your land is already saturated with water. Things must be very different in your country. It is sad to see calamity hitting your country over and over again. It makes me wonder why such a rich country does not take preemtive measures securing safe housing and infrastructure.

[@poytrstepanov7265]

And Jehovah shall be seen over them, and His arrow shall go forth like the lightning; and the Lord Jehovah shall blow the ram's horn, and shall go out with the windstorms of the south. (Zechariah 9:14) 17 Dread, and the pit, and the snare are on you, O dweller of the earth. 18 And it shall be, he who flees from the sound of dread shall fall into the pit. And he who comes up out of the midst of the pit shall be taken in the snare. For the windows from on high are opened, and the foundations of the earth quake. 19 The earth is breaking, breaking! The earth is crashing, crashing! The earth is tottering, tottering! 20 Like a drunkard the earth is staggering, staggering! And it rocks to and fro like a tree-hut! And its sins heavy on it; and it shall fall and not rise again. 21 And it shall be in that day, Jehovah shall punish the host of the high place on high, and on the kings of the earth on the earth. 22 And they shall be gathered, as prisoners are gathered in a dungeon. And they shall be shut up in the prison, and after many days they shall be judged. 23 Then the moon shall blush, and the sun shall be ashamed, when Jehovah of Hosts shall reign in Mount Zion, in Jerusalem, and gloriously before His elders. (Isaiah 24:17-23) And great earthquakes shall be in different places, and famines and plagues. And there shall be terrors and great signs from Heaven. (Luke 21:11) 25 And there shall be signs in the sun, and in the moon, and in the stars. And on the earth will be anxiety of nations with perplexity; the sea and the waves roaring; 26 men fainting from fear, and expecting those things which have come on the earth. For the powers of the heavens shall be shaken. 27 And then they shall see the Son of Man coming in a cloud with power and great glory. 28 And when these things begin to happen, then look up and lift up your heads, for your redemption draws near. (Luke 21:25-28)

[@curlyhum1276]

the 150 MPH wind storm does not consider a man's reason for not following the mandatory evacuation order? if you stay no one can help you, you need to move out of the way or die?

[@judybrannen]

You're right about leaving, but not everyone died. They lived through it. They're telling their stories here on this video.

[@jonasmarshall6880]

Not everyone have the means or money to leave.

[@KB-ke3fi]

yeah one person died. One.

[@BarZen]

They left the dog in the counter while they go for safety. Boyy people are ridiculous

[@nunya7319]

Well Ida didn't have a lot of fanfare with it. Kind of a dud really. Yea Louisiana got flooded. Nothing new there. And it's Louisiana, no one cares.

[@lifewithyasmyne217]

Ik this off topic but I thought I Hurd rod wave

[@jamesschneider2091]

Landfall zone aftermath looking to me like an upgrade to CAT 5 . . . upon further review by NOAA/NHC.

[@connorharris2119]

Proud to be English 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 , love you Americans 🇺🇸. You need to build houses out of bricks like us people here in England

[@robbiehall9958]

This was extremely upsetting to watch. No one should go through this. My heart goes out for these people. Covid has already devastated most of the country and now this? The U.S. Government needs to spend more time and money helping it's own citizens instead of being unduly concerned about helping so many foreigners coming here.

[@darkstroyer8604]

Flooding is cause by reclamation projects and melting of polar caps

[@destineecoleman2429]

Omg ain’t no way💔

[@natalinavella610]

🙏

[@mesa.e7189]

i live in central auckland new zealand but im sure west auckland had a flood

[@mesa.e7189]

but it wasnt this bad

[@tajabob]

American mess with my country Ethiopia; you will see disaster again and again.

[@juancaballero8035]

PROVERBS 16 :18