Nah, we've been there for a long time. "Man made climate change".fixer said:
We have reached the totally absurd point where a huge portion of people now expect government and other institutions to have full accountability for all weather.
Those who are politicising the Guadalupe flooding...
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https://www.brokentruth.tv/p/shots-heard-alumnus-dr-christinaP.H. Dexippus said:Dr. Christina Propst - Houston, TX
— Tom Slocum for Texas 🇺🇸 (@slocumfortexas) July 6, 2025
“They got what they voted for in Kerr County”
What kind of thoughtless statement is this?
You want her seeing your kids at Blue Fish Pediatrics??? Yikes ! https://t.co/qk3vVI5oyv
It looks like she has a history even crazier than her recent post.
She is rabidly pro Covid vaccine for children, to the point that she encouraged people to file false complaints against doctors that did not want to administer the shot to children.
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Dr. Propst, operating under the pseudonym "Chris Tina," was linked to "Shots Heard." This activist outfit, allegedly funded by Big Pharma interests, orchestrated smear campaigns against doctors who dared to challenge the narrative. One of their prime targets was Dr. Mary Talley Bowden, a Houston-based physician who has been vocal about medical freedom. Posts from Dr. Bowden on X have long highlighted the harassment she endured, including false complaints filed with the Texas Medical Board (TMB)a tactic "Chris Tina" reportedly encouraged. Lynn Fynn, another targeted doctor, echoed these sentiments, detailing how the group's actions bordered on defamation. Screenshots from the private "Shots Heard" Facebook group, shared in our previous article, showed Propst's inflammatory posts, including one from November 7, 2021, urging followers to report a colleague for "unprofessional conduct" over COVID-related issues.
Very happy to be wrong about this one!
Squadron7 nailed this from the get go.
Adios Dr. Probst! Enjoy your new job working for the County health poop analysis department!
I'm Gipper
Squadron7 nailed this from the get go.
Adios Dr. Probst! Enjoy your new job working for the County health poop analysis department!
I'm Gipper
This. The 100 year flood plain data is based on records from the early 1800's as I understand it. The 500 year flood plain data would seem to be somewhat speculative at best?
Those rivers are thousands of years old. Those canyons, basins, and watersheds took the same thousands of years to form. There are fields and pastures from the rivers that had their soil laid down from those rivers thousands of years ago.
The years we have flood data from would seem to be but a small fraction of what those rivers have done throughout time.
Those rivers are thousands of years old. Those canyons, basins, and watersheds took the same thousands of years to form. There are fields and pastures from the rivers that had their soil laid down from those rivers thousands of years ago.
The years we have flood data from would seem to be but a small fraction of what those rivers have done throughout time.
fixer said:
We have reached the totally absurd point where a huge portion of people now expect government and other institutions to have full accountability for all weather.
Especially when a Republican is in power. These political hypocrites would not be belly aching if Biden or Kamalala were in office.
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They trying to put same blame on Trump for the rain, that Biden earned for lack of response to a hurricane. In all fairness I'm not sure Biden knew it rained.
In fairness, they have to keep him inside when it rains. Just like a turkey if he feels rain on his head, he will look up and keep staring up until he drowns.Deerdude said:
They trying to put same blame on Trump for the rain, that Biden earned for lack of response to a hurricane. In all fairness I'm not sure Biden knew it rained.
Recall that under Biden, homes in areas affected by the hurricane with Trump posters were passed by FEMA. Every disaster is politicized by Dems.
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That's because they have been brainwashed by the media and the liberals, period.fixer said:
We have reached the totally absurd point where a huge portion of people now expect government and other institutions to have full accountability for all weather.
within 5 minutes the leftists on social media started to lie and claim that National Weather Service had been cut (even though the budget was just passed the day before and would only take effect next year)
even when we have hundreds of examples of the NWS sending out texts and messages that a flood was coming!
even when we have hundreds of examples of the NWS sending out texts and messages that a flood was coming!
It is ugly.
This board also politicized the devastation that happened last year in Appalachia
This board also politicized the devastation that happened last year in Appalachia
Big difference in criticizing the response (or lack thereof) to a natural catastrophe and criticizing the prevention of one.
Looks like her ego...voted for this.digging tunnels said:
That POS pediatrician was rightfully fired
False equivalency. People rightfully questioned the Biden Administration draining FEMA funds and not having anything left to help American citizens in their time of need. No one was saying the citizens of North Carolina who supported Harris/Biden deserved what was happening to them like we're seeing from some directed at Texas.Saxsoon said:
It is ugly.
This board also politicized the devastation that happened last year in Appalachia
mtec said:
Sade Perkins said via response to comments "maybe it was God's will for these little c**** to be washed away." I can't post photos, but there's screenshots. Wish that would make headlines instead. Being an alleged "white only camp" was the most tame of her spewed hatred. She is pure evil.
🚨DISGUSTING: Meet Sade Perkins—former Market Manager of the Freedmen’s Town Farmers Market and a Non-Resident Fellow at Princeton University—who recently posted a vile racist video about Camp Mystic in Texas, in the wake of missing children during the floods. In her rant, she… pic.twitter.com/5tDyDs2LfV
— I Meme Therefore I Am 🇺🇸 (@ImMeme0) July 7, 2025
If I was the father of one of those little girls,
I'd be serving time after reading that.
So the wife of your lead pastor isn't a congregant, staff member, nor a representative?
Right….
Right….
You may not be interested in politics, but politics is nevertheless very much interested in you. It's literally the catch-all term for "managing the stuff that effects everybody". Unless they're not interested in having a policy (see where that word comes from?) on flood preparedness and response...
So could that Pedi be reported or have ethics complaints filed against her? I am completely unfamiliar with ethics complaints but it seems highly unethical of a doctor to be cheering the death of kids because the community's and presumed beliefs of their parents differed from you.
I hope there is a pathway here for her to lose her medical license.
I hope there is a pathway here for her to lose her medical license.
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Those who are politicising the Guadalupe flooding...
... should die in a blazing inferno.
Our President has already stepped into those waters.
Like it or not, politicizing tragedy is the norm for American politics. Get use to it.
You weren't alone. I assumed administrative leave would be a paid vacation.Im Gipper said:
Very happy to be wrong about this one!
Squadron7 nailed this from the get go.
Adios Dr. Probst! Enjoy your new job working for the County health poop analysis department!
An excellent apolitical analysis of weather data on this event:
https://open.substack.com/pub/rogerpielkejr/p/the-texas-flash-floods?r=1eb7tu&utm_medium=ios
The data show considerable variation across the U.S. but also no indication of an increase in this metric for "flash flood alley" over this 42-year analysis. In fact, with the exception of the southwest (decreasing trend) and parts of Appalachia and the Ohio River Valley (increasing trend) there is little overall indication of significant trends in R95p metric of extreme precipitation.
https://open.substack.com/pub/rogerpielkejr/p/the-texas-flash-floods?r=1eb7tu&utm_medium=ios
The data show considerable variation across the U.S. but also no indication of an increase in this metric for "flash flood alley" over this 42-year analysis. In fact, with the exception of the southwest (decreasing trend) and parts of Appalachia and the Ohio River Valley (increasing trend) there is little overall indication of significant trends in R95p metric of extreme precipitation.
rgvag11 said:Quote:
Those who are politicising the Guadalupe flooding...
... should die in a blazing inferno.
Our President has already stepped into those waters.
Like it or not, politicizing tragedy is the norm for American politics. Get use to it.
How so? He said his predecessor wasn't to blame, which is actually refreshing to hear from a sitting president to not try and politicize this event.
Bull***** There is a reason staff deleted your stupid thread.rgvag11 said:Quote:
Those who are politicising the Guadalupe flooding...
... should die in a blazing inferno.
Our President has already stepped into those waters.
Like it or not, politicizing tragedy is the norm for American politics. Get use to it.
I just can't believe the toxic, racist hate I see in that. It's so sad.
Matthew 24:12
Matthew 24:12
I can affect weather just as much as client change activists can. But they spend trillions of dollars.The Kraken said:
The political rants are bad enough….but then you have the conspiracy nuts claiming weather manipulation either via seeding or HAARP.
LOL OLD
There's a reason your earlier thread on this got deleted but keep on trying.rgvag11 said:Quote:
Those who are politicising the Guadalupe flooding...
... should die in a blazing inferno.
Our President has already stepped into those waters.
Like it or not, politicizing tragedy is the norm for American politics. Get use to it.
Science Denier said:I can affect weather just as much as client change activists can. But they spend trillions of dollars.The Kraken said:
The political rants are bad enough….but then you have the conspiracy nuts claiming weather manipulation either via seeding or HAARP.
Who is "they"? How did "they" affect this particular weather event?
No, just the response to it. Not the disaster itselfSaxsoon said:
It is ugly.
This board also politicized the devastation that happened last year in Appalachia
Saxsoon said:
It is ugly.
This board also politicized the devastation that happened last year in Appalachia
Not even close, I don't recall anybody blaming anybody for the devastation. The problem is when up to the election, those MAGA in Appalachia were still waiting on help. Same in Florida.
Saxsoon said:
It is ugly.
This board also politicized the devastation that happened last year in Appalachia
FEMA officials were caught ordering resources directed away from suspected Trump supporters
Try harder, lib
Or better yet, don't
I'd be curious if that POS Dr. treated her patients differently based on her assumptions of the politics of their parents. Sounds like she was crazy enough to do that.
that insane maniac has been fired from her employer Blue Fish
UPDATE: she was fired https://t.co/jzddcgcdob
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) July 7, 2025
Just don't think fired is enough, she clearly should not be given the opportunity to triage patients based on perceived political affiliations
I suspect her firing is only the beginning of her pain. Abbott's office will go after her license.Big Al 1992 said:
I'd be curious if that POS Dr. treated her patients differently based on her assumptions of the politics of their parents. Sounds like she was crazy enough to do that.
It just so happens her license expires the end of November. Something tells me her renewal may be a bit more troublesome.
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