Ed, God is not causing these tornadoes, hurricanes, floods, blizzards, etc. Wa, wa, wa. You probably think it was an act of God that a Presbyterian minister and his two daughters died because of a avalanche. They were just the wrong place at the wrong time when the avalanche came down on Red Mountain Pass, Colorado back in 1962. I don't know where this accident took place on this 26 mile paved mountain pass highway but there's hardly any GUARDRAILS in the entire highway. South of Ouray it drops off to about 800 FEET DOWN to the river gorge below. They didn't find one of the daughters for 2 1/2 months because she incased in snow and ice.
@@exmichigansnowskier2150 Yes, but … when not chasing topless tweeners on his party yacht, the great Christian leader, Franklin Graham said this about New Orleans after Katrina: "This is one wicked city, OK? It's known for Mardi Gras, for Satan worship. It's known for sex perversion. It's known for every type of drugs and alcohol and the orgies and all of these things that go on down there in New Orleans.” So - maybe you’re right? Maybe God’s wrath is only for non-white populations. But, when bad stuff happens to white populations its only because, “they were just the wrong place at the wrong time”?
As far as damage from this tornado, this was NOTHING. I said damage and not the loss of life. I was stationed at Sheppard AFB; Wichita Falls, Texas my last AFB assignment back in 1977 to 1979. On April 10, 1979 a "high end" F-4 tornado came through the town. Total length of the tornado was about 30 miles. In Wichita Falls it was 10 miles long. This tornado was equally the same damage as the Xenia, Ohio tornado in 1974. FORTY four people died that day and 1,700 injured. Mobile homes in a trailer park had some nothing left except the concrete slab they sat on. Some ranch style houses had just a THREE foot walls left. Look at The Top Ten Worst Tornadoes in the U.S. History, by the Weather Channel. #4, is Joplin, Missouri. This was the most expensive damage wise in U.S. history. 2.8 BILLION DOLLARS IN DAMAGE. 161 people died that day there, the most since 1937. After the tornado, on the Weather Channel's video in the middle of the debris for 360 degrees around all you see is damage.
You shouldn't attempt to be funny, Mark Bennett. It only reveals your ignorance. Besides, based on your own videos, it looks as though you have nothing to brag about.
Prayers and best wishes to ALL who have been affected by this.Best regards from Australia.
Amazing how some houses look relatively untouched & others look like a bomb went off inside them. God bless everyone going through this disaster 😞🙏🏻
@Rinky Dink or god doesn't exist and you roll like a gullible schizophrenic.
My younger brother Josh Long was in that trailer park when the tornado hit,his friends trailer had little damage
Damn I had friends in a few of those apartments. Two of them liked to make music. Hopefully they weren't hurt and are doing okay.
Paper towels anyone?
God's wrath for naming the town Gaylord!
That's a bunch of bull s.
Ed, God is not causing these tornadoes, hurricanes, floods, blizzards, etc. Wa, wa, wa. You probably think it was an act of God that a Presbyterian minister and his two daughters died because of a avalanche. They were just the wrong place at the wrong time when the avalanche came down on Red Mountain Pass, Colorado back in 1962. I don't know where this accident took place on this 26 mile paved mountain pass highway but there's hardly any GUARDRAILS in the entire highway. South of Ouray it drops off to about 800 FEET DOWN to the river gorge below. They didn't find one of the daughters for 2 1/2 months because she incased in snow and ice.
@@exmichigansnowskier2150 Yes, but … when not chasing topless tweeners on his party yacht, the great Christian leader, Franklin Graham said this about New Orleans after Katrina:
"This is one wicked city, OK? It's known for Mardi Gras, for Satan worship. It's known for sex perversion. It's known for every type of drugs and alcohol and the orgies and all of these things that go on down there in New Orleans.”
So - maybe you’re right? Maybe God’s wrath is only for non-white populations. But, when bad stuff happens to white populations its only because, “they were just the wrong place at the wrong time”?
As far as damage from this tornado, this was NOTHING. I said damage and not the loss of life. I was stationed at Sheppard AFB; Wichita Falls, Texas my last AFB assignment back in 1977 to 1979. On April 10, 1979 a "high end" F-4 tornado came through the town. Total length of the tornado was about 30 miles. In Wichita Falls it was 10 miles long. This tornado was equally the same damage as the Xenia, Ohio tornado in 1974. FORTY four people died that day and 1,700 injured. Mobile homes in a trailer park had some nothing left except the concrete slab they sat on. Some ranch style houses had just a THREE foot walls left.
Look at The Top Ten Worst Tornadoes in the U.S. History, by the Weather Channel. #4, is Joplin, Missouri. This was the most expensive damage wise in U.S. history. 2.8 BILLION DOLLARS IN DAMAGE. 161 people died that day there, the most since 1937. After the tornado, on the Weather Channel's video in the middle of the debris for 360 degrees around all you see is damage.
You shouldn't attempt to be funny, Mark Bennett. It only reveals your ignorance. Besides, based on your own videos, it looks as though you have nothing to brag about.