The Forgotten People: Appalachian Pioneer Spirit

On this episode, we are joined by Jen, also known as App Patriot Girl on Twitter, a resident of North Carolina.  Her charity Anne’s Kids has been collecting supplies for the victims of Newland North Carolina.  As Jen relays, the fortitude of the mountain folk of Appalachia has been something to behold.  Volunteers from other states have arrived to assist with wreckage removal and distribution of warm clothes, water and other supplies.  The ingenuity and fighting spirit of the victims themselves is something to admire, as Jen will tell us how people have taken matters in their own hands.

This is volunteerism at its best, and sadly it has far outstripped the efforts of FEMA and the state disaster relief agencies.  In Severed Conscience we described a collectivism that was reinforced with a fear that prevented people from using their rationality.  A controlled environment was established.  What Jen will tell us is the exact opposite - the North Carolina residents are exercising the wills and using the skills while the experts are conspicuously absent.  

To contribute to relief efforts for Newland and other regions in the Appalachian Mountains devastated by Hurricane Helene, you can select items from the Amazon Wish Lists posted on anneskids.com. 

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The original video broadcast for this episode can be found here 30 minutes into the broadcast:https://rumble.com/v5irx70-ozfest-interview-vanguard-assessors-and-north-carolina.html