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Houston is submerged
Greetings,
If you don’t believe that this is the judgment, just stick around. There will be more of the same ,but with added intensity and destructive power. In no way will America be able to escape the pronouncement of justice against her.
Because America has shown disdain and contempt for the lives of her ex-slaves, with her so-called law enforcement officers declaring open hunting season on blacks, The winds of war and floods of judgment are raining down across this evil land.
Exiting her punishment is not an option. The works of her own labor must now be paid back in full. So the signs of the great plagues are everywhere.
Death toll rises in Texas as floods sweep Houston
Huge sections of Houston, Texas–the fourth most populous city in the United States–are now underwater as a result of colossal flooding that continues to sweep the southern US.
At least two people were reported dead in Houston’s flooding as of Tuesday morning, with at least 10 deaths across the region over the weekend now being blamed on the weather, according to NBC News.
Heavy rain and winds have complicated matters for the citizens of the Lone Star State in recent days, and a flash flood watch remains in effect for Houston through Tuesday afternoon. With rain expected to fall throughout the day, the city could see things getting worse before they get any better.
On Tuesday, the Weather Channel described the situation in Harris and Fort Bend counties in the Houston metropolitan area as “extremely dangerous and potentially life-threatening.”
Forty separate stretches of highway in the region have become submerged in high waters as of Tuesday, the Weather Channel reported, and hundreds of cars have been stranded on area roads after being put out of action by the flood.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott had already declared a state of disaster on Monday across 24 counties, but parts of the state saw upwards of 10 inches of rain overnight, according to the New York Times…..More Here
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