The Amish To The Rescue Again After Biden Fails America!

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January 6th 2024!
The Amish To The Rescue Again After Biden Fails America!
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James Kaufman, World News Report, today, January 6, 2025.
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The Amish to the rescue again after Biden fails America.
A group of more than 5,000 Amish
from Pennsylvania traveled to North Carolina to help
with the rebuilding efforts following Hurricane Helene.
Cleanup and recovery efforts
are still underway three months after Hurricane Helene devastated
parts of western North Carolina and eastern Tennessee.
Unprecedented rainfall, winds,
and flooding displaced hundreds of families.
Volunteers have been working to get those families
in homes before winter weather causes further delays.
Recently, a group of more than 60 Amish
Traveled from Pennsylvania to Boone County,
North Carolina to serve those affected by the hurricane.
According to the High Country Press,
Andy Owens coordinated with the Amish to bring them to the area
to build 12 tiny homes that would be used
for the victims of the hurricanes.
Owens, who is no stranger to building projects,
due to his history with building base camps for Burning Man,
was the point man for the group of Amish carpenters
who traveled to North Carolina
with their families and other volunteers.
The group arrived on a Tuesday with five semi-trucks filled
with everything they needed for the job.
The High Country Press reports that the group brought
and left behind 20 propane tanks,
numerous tools,
and five pallets of fire department supplies, hoses, axes, etc.
...will be given to Meat Camp Fire Department
and distributed to others in the area.
The Amish women and girls cooked and served food to the workers
and handed out gifts and toys
and clothing items to those affected by the hurricane.
They brought along pallets full of these items.
Less than 48 hours later,
the Amish were on their way back to Pennsylvania.
After leaving 12 complete tiny homes that had
been donated basically by the Amish,
the cost of the project was estimated to be $300,000
and was completely donated by the
Amish community. This would have taken
the Biden administration $30 million and taken two years
to complete, as we all know.
According to Spectrum News, the Amish were able to get the tiny homes
Over 90% complete, they've been erected,
everything from the outside in, framed out,
the walls framed, the roof framed out, electricity ran.
Luke Henry, a local contractor said,
Henry helped finish the homes and is helping get
them to the people who need them the most.
They're actually being moved to the worst hit areas.
Henry also shared that the Amish group plans
to return to the area in coming weeks to build
more tiny homes for those in need,
although the Biden administration has threatened them
if they do so.
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