Hurricane Maria/Irma and Puerto Rico: 9/11 - Runway full of bottled water discovered untouched

[TEKBEATZ]

The Hill
1 hr ·
BREAKING: The FBI has reportedly launched an investigation into the $300 million no-bid contract awarded to a tiny energy company from the Montana hometown of Trump Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke to restore Puerto Rico's power grid.


FBI launches investigation into Whitefish Energy contract
The contract was canceled yesterday at the request of Puerto Rican officials.
THEHILL.COM

 

[ADevilYouKhow]

Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke is embroiled in more than one scandal

 

[ORDER_66]

Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke is embroiled in more than one scandal

fukking scumbag...

 

[Jhoon]

What's going on in here

Government getting in the way again?

 

[Jhoon]

fukking scumbag...

I feel sorry for people like Tom Daschele.

I honestly hope Democrats are taking notes, and more importantly, growing a spine.

 

[Soymuscle Mike]

So much winning

 

[88m3]

Bloomberg
6 mins ·
He says he likely wouldn’t have approved it.


FEMA Chief Says Agency Didn't Know About Whitefish Contract
The head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency testified Tuesday that his agency didn’t know about a $300 million no-bid contract to rebuild Puerto Rico’s electrical grid until after it was awarded.
BLOOMBERG.COM




wow

 

[Sindicated]

there are but black people should not be used as props and pawns

lets ask a real question, why are you and @tru_m.a.c obsessed with hispanic issues?

Your not fooling anyone cac shut the fukk up, and yes id say the shyt to your face you piece of shyt.

Hit my inbox if you got a problem and we can run the fade irl.

 

[theworldismine13]

Your not fooling anyone cac shut the fukk up, and yes id say the shyt to your face you piece of shyt.

Hit my inbox if you got a problem and we can run the fade irl.

 

[88m3]

Post Carbon Institute
9 mins ·
Looks like the plan is to rebuild Puerto Rico's energy system so that it's LESS RESILIENT than pre-storm standards. Brilliant.


There’s a Shady Puerto Rico Contract You Didn’t Hear About
FEMA granted a $200 million contract to Cobra Acquisitions, a subsidiary of an Oklahoma fossil fuels company that was created this year.
THEINTERCEPT.COM

 

[Mythical Truth]

It's just another opportunity for money laundering then.

 

[tru_m.a.c]

 

[Rice N Beans]

shyt not a bad idea. I got some bad roads over here I should fill 'em myself.

 

[tru_m.a.c]

FEMA finalizing plans to airlift Puerto Ricans to Florida and New York: report

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is in the process of finalizing plans to airlift willing Puerto Ricans recovering from Hurricane Maria to the U.S. mainland, according to CBS News.

CBS's David Begnaud was the first to report that FEMA is attempting to do an "air breach," which would allow Puerto Ricans staying in shelters on the island to be airlifted to Florida and New York.

FEMA has never used an air breach before, according to Begnaud.

"At the Governor's request FEMA will be providing transportation assistance to select locations in the Continental United States," a FEMA spokesperson said in a statement to The Hill.

"Priority of transportation will be available to those approximately 3,000 survivors who are still residing in shelters," the statement continued.

FEMA finalizing plans to airlift Puerto Ricans to Florida and New York: report

 

[88m3]

FEMA finalizing plans to airlift Puerto Ricans to Florida and New York: report

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is in the process of finalizing plans to airlift willing Puerto Ricans recovering from Hurricane Maria to the U.S. mainland, according to CBS News.

CBS's David Begnaud was the first to report that FEMA is attempting to do an "air breach," which would allow Puerto Ricans staying in shelters on the island to be airlifted to Florida and New York.

FEMA has never used an air breach before, according to Begnaud.

"At the Governor's request FEMA will be providing transportation assistance to select locations in the Continental United States," a FEMA spokesperson said in a statement to The Hill.

"Priority of transportation will be available to those approximately 3,000 survivors who are still residing in shelters," the statement continued.

FEMA finalizing plans to airlift Puerto Ricans to Florida and New York: report

wow