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FalloutShelter

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2. What I would like to know is why the "MSM"

Reply to hatrack (Original post)

Sat Nov 12, 2022, 10:52 AM

Nov 2022

is totally ignoring this?

There is room for more than one story in the 24hr news cycle.

They will condemn much of this beach front property. The insurance companies are in the tank. They are not writing new policies. It will be unsustainable to live in many parts of Florida. This is BIG news in terms of the devastation of climate change.

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"Only A Category 1 Hurricane" - 49 Beachfront Buildings Declared Unsafe In Volusia County Alone [View all] hatrack Nov 2022 OP

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What I would like to know is why the "MSM" FalloutShelter Nov 2022 #2

My mom sold her home in May just 15 miles north of there exboyfil Nov 2022 #3

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