State of emergency declared in the Southern states

1. somebody to love

2. logic

3. Jesus is Getting Ready To Return and Judge America and it’s Wickedness

4. 2020 is a fucking savage.

5. Global warming. All of idiots will ignore the signs!

6. This what happens when you don’t give the enslave people of the land their fair share. The creator don’t like ugly.

7. Yes the pets hard to see. That's all so sad prayers. The water will receded.

8. If you're breathing and alive, 100% human, not a clone, nephilim or fallen angel.. theres NO SIN GOD "I AM" cant or wont forgive IF YOU CHOOSE HIM!! REPENT, FORGIVE AND TURN TO JESUS CHRIST. JUST CALL HIS NAME OUT LOUD AND GRAB THE HOLY BIBLE, GOD "I AM" LIVING WORD.
   Scriptures for YOU!!
   Ephesians 2:8-9
   Acts 16:30-31
   Revelation 3:20
   Romans 10:9-10
   Matthew 6:9-13
   Acts 4:12
   John 5:24

   SEEK AND YOU WILL FIND TRUTH.

   WE HAVE LESS TIME THAN YOU OR I THINK, TAKE A MOMENT TO EXAMINE EVERYTHING!! YOURE SMARTER THAN *TELEVISION*… START BY THINKING ABOUT THAT NAME

   I LOVE YOU BROTHERS AND SISTERS!!
   In Jesus CHRIST name I believe
   Amen
   ❤📖❤

9. August 2020 marks 400 years from August 1619.

10. They need to pull themselves up by their bootstraps and not depend on government assistance. 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

11. WOW I didn’t even know the southern states we’re getting hit with bad weather like this right now 😮

12. Won't get rid of enough, southerners still survive in masses. Sigh….

13. That's how the south would be destroy and no recovery from its sad days.

14. Who the hell leaves their pet behind!!! Id take on wild animals for my cats. Who leaves their pet behind!!!

15. Leaving your pet behind is sub-human.

16. Republican states

17. I wouldn't leave our pets either, at least not by choice. But damn, once my husband farted, pretty bad. Scared the bajeebus out of one of the cats. We didn't see him for over 10 hours.

    Probably not always a choice.

18. What about the aligators? Ive been on the Pearl river

19. 1:47 🤔 It looks like a green screen behind you Alex… 🤔 🤨 IS IT JUST ME???????

    Praying for everyone effected.

20. City or state looks of em a worlds

21. Wth are these comments lmao

22. I knew The Devils Minions Would Be All Over this 1k Comments☝️

23. Stupid does what stupid is!

24. Reminds me of Harvey.

25. God is just telling them he love them, no big deal.

26. Climate change strikes climate change deniers again

27. How can you leave your pet behind??? That is heartbreaking.

28. why leave the pets…makes ya think

29. Floods in Mississippi?, Impossible.

30. Peta must be rolling over in their graves

31. https://youtu.be/7zIGvuH0-wc

32. 1922
    April-May
    All time highest stage at New Orleans with a crest of 21.27 feet on April 25th. Donaldsonville 2nd highest crest of record at 34.75 feet on May 16th. [AHPS]
    1927
    January-May
    The greatest flood in modern history on the Lower MS River! This event due to persistent excessive rainfall on many of its tributaries combined to swell the river across a vast flood plain that spanned 80 miles wide in some locations. This record flood event changed the course of U.S. history by launching then Department of Commerce Secretary, Herbert Hoover, into the national spotlight towards gaining the office of President. This massive flood prompted legislation to mitigate and gain control of the river through erection of levees, flood control projects and spillways to alleviate catastrophic flooding, under the passage of the Flood Control Act of 1928, the authority placed with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. This flood caused widespread socio-economic impacts inclusive of mass displacement of people living in the inundated areas, primarily indentured farmers and field workers. This event is still regarded as one of the costiliest natural disasters in U.S. history. Red River Landing recorded its 2nd highest flood crest of 60.94 ft on May 14th; This is still the record crest at Baton Rouge of 47.28 ft on May 15th; Donaldsonville record crest 36.01 ft on May 15th; New Orleans had two crests; the first at 21.00 ft on April 25th to rank 3rd highest on record, the second 20.50 ft on May 18th to rank 4th highest on record. A crevasse was dynamited in the levee at Caernarvon, LA, 14 miles below New Orleans to save the city from flooding, but at the expense of destructive flooding of St Bernard and Plaquemines Parishes. [Smith&Reed; Hoyt; USACE-MRD; O'Brien, Barry, AHPS]

33. NEWS LYING AGAIN THE RIVER NEEN RISING SINCE THE LAST HURRICANE AND NEVER WENT DOWN

34. we are only going to see more of this every year. people will start moving further inland. If only scientists or someone could have saw this coming

35. Yeah green new deal

36. Good. Hopefully those inbreds will finally get a bath.

37. Just try and stop me from getting to my pet if this happens. how people can leave a member of the family behind like that is beyond me

38. Meanwhile in the great state of California nothing but sunny and beautiful weather

39. No climate change here lmao

40. Car mechanics would love this catastrophe

41. Hopefully all those KKK people are dea- i mean okay.

42. ♥️♥️♥️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🌉

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