If I were a Hawaiian, I’d be insulted by the response from the Biden administration in the wake of the wildfire. Not just the lack of financial support of any substance, but for throwing the well-worn 2030 Agenda Build Back Better slogan at them.
Takes 5 days before visit because he’s on vacation. Personally, I think he’s permanently “on vacation” if you get my meaning. Then he offers “a one-off payment of $700” to each of the affected families.
Meanwhile, he’s spending billions on assisting his neo-Nazi buddies in Ukraine to Build Back Better.
What a guy.
Do they take us for idiots? Do they think we are asleep or have short memories?
Here’s something to jog your memory;
“Build Back Better” signifies an ideal reconstruction and recovery process that delivers resilient, sustainable, and efficient recovery solutions to disaster-affected communities. The motivation
behind the Build Back Better concept is to make communities stronger and more resilient following a disaster event. Statistics from the United Nations Environment Programme in 2008 show an increase in the number of natural disasters over time attributing to growing populations, urban growth in risk-prone areas due to scarcity of land, and global warming. Along with increasing frequency, recent disasters show an increase in magnitude and resulting destruction according to
studies by the Red Cross. Both natural and technological/man-made disasters have seen nearly exponential rises in the number of disasters over time. Build-Back-Better-Principles-for-Reconstruction-Published-Chapter.pdf
We’ll give the last word to Greta the Carbon Queen:
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