BruceLee - How is your country doing???

[Dizaster]

Watching the Pac Cotto 24/7 reminded me just how much damage the typhoons did... It was in the news a little bit here, but there were some other things going on in the news here so reports on it got mixed out pretty quick..

I'm pretty sure your area wasn't affected, but how is the cleanup going and people getting back into housing etc... Did you have any family etc in the affected area's?

[brucelee]

Watching the Pac Cotto 24/7 reminded me just how much damage the typhoons did... It was in the news a little bit here, but there were some other things going on in the news here so reports on it got mixed out pretty quick..

I'm pretty sure your area wasn't affected, but how is the cleanup going and people getting back into housing etc... Did you have any family etc in the affected area's?

I was in the middle of the supertyphoon when it landed in the Philippines, bro. I thought that would be my end. Houses were falling down and the water ( storm surge) killed more than 10,000 people in my area. Some of my friends died and were not found. The response made by our National Government was very slow so the people turned to looting and robbery. It was extremely chaotic and we were so afraid for our lives. It was apocalyptic. Money became useless. There was no rich or poor as everyone was scrambling for food and fuel. The storm surge took all my properties and we had to evacuate in Eastern Samar, Philippines.

I am grateful for your country bro for coming to our aid and helping us recover.

[Master]

Took you 4 years to reply.

Diz will respond back to you in 2018

[pacfan]

I was in the middle of the supertyphoon when it landed in the Philippines, bro. I thought that would be my end. Houses were falling down and the water ( storm surge) killed more than 10,000 people in my area. Some of my friends died and were not found. The response made by our National Government was very slow so the people turned to looting and robbery. It was extremely chaotic and we were so afraid for our lives. It was apocalyptic. Money became useless. There was no rich or poor as everyone was scrambling for food and fuel. The storm surge took all my properties and we had to evacuate in Eastern Samar, Philippines.

I am grateful for your country bro for coming to our aid and helping us recover.

I'm glad you made it out safely from that disaster. It was so horrilble I can't express it in words. And as horrible as that was how our inutile na governo handled the aftermath, dapat sila talsikin. Hope my tagalog made sense, kaibigan. Well good to see you around again.

Watching the Pac Cotto 24/7 reminded me just how much damage the typhoons did... It was in the news a little bit here, but there were some other things going on in the news here so reports on it got mixed out pretty quick..

I'm pretty sure your area wasn't affected, but how is the cleanup going and people getting back into housing etc... Did you have any family etc in the affected area's?

Yo Diz, how you been? If you're still practicing your meditation and have any problem with it, just give me note and I might be able to help you out. Good to see you around too.