While the focus of the news cycle has shifted to the next president and other timely issues, North Carolinians are still suffering in silence and the government is still suffering after Hurricane Helen hit the place they call home. support is almost nowhere to be found.
Blaze News investigative journalist Steve Baker was on the ground in North Carolina after the deadly storm. And what he saw was something he would not soon forget.
“I saw the devastation and saw the houses still there, perched up in trees 30 feet above current water level, and the hours-long winding 150-mile journey to Tennessee. Along the way, it suddenly hit me, 'I didn't see a single military transport plane of any kind on the back roads,' Baker says. Sarah Gonzalez “Sara Gonzalez Unfiltered”.
“We don't have any kind of troops on the ground, whether active duty or National Guard,” he added, noting that he started asking some serious questions as soon as he returned to Dallas, Texas.
“The first thing I discovered was that the National Guard was actually withdrawing on the 19th of this month,” Baker explained, adding: of the North Carolina National Guard. ”
Baker said a post pinned to Guard's X account read: We will be there for you until it's over. ”
“No, it's not,” Baker comments. “So we've been working on this article for the past few days, and just yesterday, all of a sudden, whoever their social media person is, they posted a new post showing pictures of all the work they're doing. are all displayed on page X. The photos are still being taken, but some of the photos still show the green leaves of the trees in the background.
“This is gaslighting, this is propaganda. That's why we're asking questions,” he added.
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