NC Renegades

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Striking members of the International Longshoremen’s Association will be back to work at the ports on Friday, the union announced Thursday evening, as the union and the management group representing shipping lines, terminal operators and port authorities have reached a tentative deal on wages.

The union agreed to extend the contract that had expired at the end of Monday until January 15 and have the union members back on the job while the final details are worked out in a full agreement and it is ratified by the rank-and-file.

The 50,000 members of the union working at ports from Maine to Texas have been on strike since early Tuesday morning, halting the flow of the majority of containerized imports into the United States, along with many of the exports, disrupting the sales of American businesses overseas.

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What if the Deep State is planning on cancelling elections and finish the usurpation of the Republic that was started with the fraudulent 2020 Presidential election? The government knows that the area of the country hit by Hurricane Helene comprises the most effective area of resistance to this plan. If the information below is true, the hurricane is icing on their cake and they will do everything in their power to hinder any relief efforts.

I want you to consider the timing of this scenario: we have a month left before they launch their civil war. This is why the Biden regime has done nothing to alleviate the supply shortage for the dock strikes that also are starting to impact the country.

David DeGerolamo

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FEMA’s Budget Fiscal Year 2025 started on October 1, 2024. Here is the money allocated:

FY 2025 President’s Budget Operations and Support $1,573,442

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Is the entire 2025 FEMA budget already spent on supporting the millions of illegal aliens?

Duke Energy confirmed on X that hundreds of power substations are offline across the Carolinas.

We initially reported on this unfolding power grid crisis Wednesday morning in a note titled Grid Apocalypse Hits Carolinas: 360 Substations Down, Power Restoration Could Take “Months,” citing experts who warned, “It could take a very long time to restore power to everyone” due to shortages of transformers and other electrical equipment and critically low US stockpiles. 

“Approximately 370 substations were out of service from the storm in the Duke Energy Carolinas service area. For those that were damaged and can’t be repaired in a timely manner – mobile substations will be installed to allow us to restore service as soon as it is safe to do so,” Duke wrote on X. 

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