Comments by "ThatDutchguy" (@thatdutchguy2882) on "" video.

  1. No Fema isn't ready, not by a long shot. The US North-West coast line and immediate adjacent area's up to 100km inland don't have the infrastructure to deal with the massive amounts of water that will come in if that was to occur. The estimated devastation and amount of people whom will be killed in such an occurrence is grossly underestimated in this report, we're talking millions not thousands of fatalities in an instant, with twice that amount of wounded and stranded people. The damage will take out the entire US economy and there's little to be done if investment and expertise isn't brought in fast (preferably yesterday), i'm talking trillions of US dollars that are needed just to minimise the devastation and fatalities in that area, it's a stopgap really. Then come's the fact that US emergency and military assets will be severly overwhelmed by the sheer amount of work to be done, in no way can they even save 10% of the people in need, even achieving that 10% would be a small miracle in of itself. There aren't enough emergency vehicle of any kind to even bring all the wounded to hospitals and there won't be enough hospital beds to even put them in the entire US. Then come's decease, cholera and tyfus will break out within a week to 10 day's, the US doesn't have the staff or the medicine to deal with that amount of people let alone even getting to them is highly questionable. As it stands today the US infrastructure stands at a D- status on average, it will take 17 trillion US dollars to even get to a B- status on infrastructure, the US won't have that money in comming 2 decade's but the deterioration will continue in meantime only adding more money needed to just repair it, that's not even upgrading or modernising/replacing it. The US is at a crossroad,....do you go for more Military spending or securing your coast lines and infrastructure, can't have it both ways people, not even close.
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