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FEMA Asks Floridians to Give Back Aid

Tue Oct 4, 4:12 PM ET

 

 

 

The federal government is asking more than 7,600 Floridians in 60

counties to return $30.3 million in emergency hurricane aid dispensed

last year when a record four hurricanes slammed the state.

 

Most of the payments the Federal Emergency Management Agency wants

back are because of insurance settlements reached after the

government aid was doled out. By law, FEMA cannot duplicate insurance

coverage, spokesman Jim Homstad said.

 

The measure will mostly affect St. Lucie County, which was battered

by Hurricanes Frances and Jeanne last year. Residents there are being

asked to return $3.7 million. In Palm Beach County, FEMA is seeking

nearly $3.4 million.

 

In a small number of cases, FEMA wants to recoup money because of

processing errors or duplicate approval of funds, Homstad said.

 

 

FEMA has recouped more than $5 million of the money it is seeking.

Officials said ti could take years to collect.

 

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RIGHT NOW

in this new world order,

RIGHT NOW

no one is free

RIGHT NOW

Corporations own this world

RIGHT NOW

we are victems of thier greed

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today, I heard on the radio that

floridians are allowed to carry guns anywhere they want.

including malls, restaurants, playgrounds basically anywhre

including PUBS!! can you imagine after a few drinks, and an argument?

 

also, you can shoot if you have reasonable fear, (like the person is

bigger than you or something) and that would be considered self defense.

 

 

 

, fraggle <EBbrewpunx@e...> wrote:

> FEMA Asks Floridians to Give Back Aid

> Tue Oct 4, 4:12 PM ET

>

>

>

> The federal government is asking more than 7,600 Floridians in 60

> counties to return $30.3 million in emergency hurricane aid dispensed

> last year when a record four hurricanes slammed the state.

>

> Most of the payments the Federal Emergency Management Agency wants

> back are because of insurance settlements reached after the

> government aid was doled out. By law, FEMA cannot duplicate insurance

> coverage, spokesman Jim Homstad said.

>

> The measure will mostly affect St. Lucie County, which was battered

> by Hurricanes Frances and Jeanne last year. Residents there are being

> asked to return $3.7 million. In Palm Beach County, FEMA is seeking

> nearly $3.4 million.

>

> In a small number of cases, FEMA wants to recoup money because of

> processing errors or duplicate approval of funds, Homstad said.

>

>

> FEMA has recouped more than $5 million of the money it is seeking.

> Officials said ti could take years to collect.

>

> http://news./s/ap/fema_recouping_aid & printer=1;_ylt=Ah5jLbyEw

> ioh0cFCaE4iJAB2wPIE;_ylu=X3oDMTA3MXN1bHE0BHNlYwN0bWE-

>

>

> RIGHT NOW

> in this new world order,

> RIGHT NOW

> no one is free

> RIGHT NOW

> Corporations own this world

> RIGHT NOW

> we are victems of thier greed

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Sounds very dangerous.

 

Jo

 

, " Anouk Sickler " <zurumato@e...>

wrote:

> today, I heard on the radio that

> floridians are allowed to carry guns anywhere they want.

> including malls, restaurants, playgrounds basically anywhre

> including PUBS!! can you imagine after a few drinks, and an

argument?

>

> also, you can shoot if you have reasonable fear, (like the person is

> bigger than you or something) and that would be considered self

defense.

>

>

>

> , fraggle <EBbrewpunx@e...> wrote:

> > FEMA Asks Floridians to Give Back Aid

> > Tue Oct 4, 4:12 PM ET

> >

> >

> >

> > The federal government is asking more than 7,600 Floridians in 60

> > counties to return $30.3 million in emergency hurricane aid

dispensed

> > last year when a record four hurricanes slammed the state.

> >

> > Most of the payments the Federal Emergency Management Agency

wants

> > back are because of insurance settlements reached after the

> > government aid was doled out. By law, FEMA cannot duplicate

insurance

> > coverage, spokesman Jim Homstad said.

> >

> > The measure will mostly affect St. Lucie County, which was

battered

> > by Hurricanes Frances and Jeanne last year. Residents there are

being

> > asked to return $3.7 million. In Palm Beach County, FEMA is

seeking

> > nearly $3.4 million.

> >

> > In a small number of cases, FEMA wants to recoup money because of

> > processing errors or duplicate approval of funds, Homstad said.

> >

> >

> > FEMA has recouped more than $5 million of the money it is

seeking.

> > Officials said ti could take years to collect.

> >

> >

http://news./s/ap/fema_recouping_aid & printer=1;_ylt=Ah5jLbyEw

> > ioh0cFCaE4iJAB2wPIE;_ylu=X3oDMTA3MXN1bHE0BHNlYwN0bWE-

> >

> >

> > RIGHT NOW

> > in this new world order,

> > RIGHT NOW

> > no one is free

> > RIGHT NOW

> > Corporations own this world

> > RIGHT NOW

> > we are victems of thier greed

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Wouldnt be surpised................right to bear arms and all.

 

The Valley Vegan.................

Mewn gwaed oer In cold blood Anouk Sickler <zurumato wrote:

today, I heard on the radio that floridians are allowed to carry guns anywhere they want.including malls, restaurants, playgrounds basically anywhreincluding PUBS!! can you imagine after a few drinks, and an argument?also, you can shoot if you have reasonable fear, (like the person isbigger than you or something) and that would be considered self defense. , fraggle wrote:> FEMA Asks Floridians to Give Back Aid > Tue Oct 4, 4:12 PM ET> > > > The federal government is asking more than 7,600 Floridians in 60 > counties to return $30.3 million in emergency hurricane aid dispensed > last year when a record four hurricanes slammed the state.> > Most of the payments the Federal Emergency Management Agency wants > back are

because of insurance settlements reached after the > government aid was doled out. By law, FEMA cannot duplicate insurance > coverage, spokesman Jim Homstad said.> > The measure will mostly affect St. Lucie County, which was battered > by Hurricanes Frances and Jeanne last year. Residents there are being > asked to return $3.7 million. In Palm Beach County, FEMA is seeking > nearly $3.4 million.> > In a small number of cases, FEMA wants to recoup money because of > processing errors or duplicate approval of funds, Homstad said.> > > FEMA has recouped more than $5 million of the money it is seeking. > Officials said ti could take years to collect.> > http://news./s/ap/fema_recouping_aid & printer=1;_ylt=Ah5jLbyEw> ioh0cFCaE4iJAB2wPIE;_ylu=X3oDMTA3MXN1bHE0BHNlYwN0bWE-> > > RIGHT NOW > in this new world order, > RIGHT NOW

> no one is free> RIGHT NOW > Corporations own this world> RIGHT NOW > we are victems of thier greed

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Hi Peter

 

> Wouldnt be surpised................right to bear arms and all.

 

You know, I'm convinced that this was a simple spelling error that has led to a huge misunderstanding. I'm sure it's meant to be the right to bare arms. In other words, people are allowed to wear short sleeved shirts whenever they want. :-)

 

BB

Peter

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I thought it was meant for extreme conservatives to grow thick hair and claws on ther arms?

But then my brain is a strange thing.

The Valley Vegan.............

Yr oen yn dysgu i'r ddafad bori The lamb teaching the ewe to graze

Peter <metalscarab wrote:

 

Hi Peter

 

> Wouldnt be surpised................right to bear arms and all.

 

You know, I'm convinced that this was a simple spelling error that has led to a huge misunderstanding. I'm sure it's meant to be the right to bare arms. In other words, people are allowed to wear short sleeved shirts whenever they want. :-)

 

BB

PeterPeter H

 

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