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arista 26-12-2015 04:37 PM

UK : Flood Danger (26/12/15) : People in the North will not move out?
 
Feck Me are they Stupid

http://media.skynews.com/media/image...-1-736x414.jpg

http://news.sky.com/story/1612392/da...-for-the-north



Ref: SkyNewsHD Live


Warning given to them
but they refused to move out
in time (this went the same way in New Orleans , USA)


Our PM
sent the Army up there, again
so you would think due to the Danger
even if its a Holiday Day
move south or more North fast


From ITV1NewsHD
one Army man went to many homes asking them
to leave and taking notes of all those that refused to move out
and gave that data to the local Police.

15,000 homes without power,

smudgie 26-12-2015 06:40 PM

Very difficult.
Do you stay and try and protec your property and perhaps put yourself in danger or do you just walk away hoping for the best.:shrug:
Poor beggars, what an awful time for so many families.

arista 26-12-2015 06:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NanaChristmas (Post 8376035)
Very difficult.
Do you stay and try and protec your property and perhaps put yourself in danger or do you just walk away hoping for the best.:shrug:
Poor beggars, what an awful time for so many families.



Are you joking.

Unless you have a Fridge & Microwave Upstairs
you have to leave , right after you put everything upstairs.


I am sick of locals saying this has never been this bad.
There is a Army man at your door
ready to help
and you say "no thanks
we are staying."

Our PM got our Troops to help
before the Police
and of course as soon as the River /Floods came
the Army help the Police in moving those fools that stayed in there homes



Thats what went down
in New Orleans, USA
when they got flooded.



The Electricity/ Gas People have phoned customers

On the News there was Fire and Water
after a Gas pipe went off

smudgie 26-12-2015 06:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by arista (Post 8376073)
Are you joking.

Unless you have a Fridge & Microwave Upstairs
you have to leave , right after you put everything upstairs.


I am sick of locals saying this has never been this bad.
There is a Army man at your door
ready to help
and you say "no thanks
we are staying."

Our PM got our Troops to help
before the Police
and of course as soon as the River /Floods came
the Army help the Police in moving those fools that stayed in there homes



Thats what went down
in New Orleans, USA
when they got flooded.



The Electricity/ Gas People have phoned customers

On the News there was Fire and Water
after a Gas pipe went off

Well I would be off like a shot, but some people aren't insured and are afraid of losing everything to the looters.
I do believe your personal safety is way above having your worldly goods stolen, but we all think differently. Perhaps people dont think that their house will collapse of wash away.

arista 26-12-2015 07:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NanaChristmas (Post 8376099)
Well I would be off like a shot, but some people aren't insured and are afraid of losing everything to the looters.
I do believe your personal safety is way above having your worldly goods stolen, but we all think differently. Perhaps people dont think that their house will collapse of wash away.


What Looters using Boats in Front of the Army

You are joking


If you have a upstairs all that can be moved is good to go up there.
If you do not
the Flooding a month back has destroyed many already.


One Home Blocked the Front and Back Door
then it came up through the floor.
So take the nice Army Blokes advice


Its rare to have Red Alerts

Northern Monkey 26-12-2015 07:51 PM

Bloody Northerners

arista 27-12-2015 02:23 AM

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arista 27-12-2015 02:56 AM

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arista 27-12-2015 03:01 AM

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http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2015/...1168387356.jpg
[Escape: People in Croston walk through the flooded streets in lifejackets .
In Whalley, Lancashire (above), this housing development near a railway viaduct,
was a lake yesterday after flooding.
Residents questioned whether the site would find a buyer
or if the developments would ever be completed ]

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz3vUTGbZT3

arista 27-12-2015 05:09 AM

SkyNewsHD Live

At 6:09AM :Live Stream : York

And Big Refuse Bin is afloat.



On the Phone was North Yorkshire Chief of Police
advises people to leave.
Some still refuse?



Some Sunshine in the north today
But the Damage Rivers are still Flooding
the water has to go somewhere.

arista 27-12-2015 08:46 AM

Ref : BBCNewsHD papers review

They talked about £5 Billion going to the outside nations
and yet that money is needed in the North
to channel the rivers to the sea far better

AnnieK 27-12-2015 08:48 AM

Its awful...we escaped it but near my Dads is devastated.....the pub we used to go in when we were at college has collapsed into the river, there's been gas explosions.....so many families have been left without anything.....I'm taking some supplies down shortly for the volunteers who are helping residents. Loads of community spirit though ....goo to see so many people willing to help

arista 27-12-2015 08:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AnnieK (Post 8376612)
Its awful...we escaped it but near my Dads is devastated.....the pub we used to go in when we were at college has collapsed into the river, there's been gas explosions.....so many families have been left without anything.....I'm taking some supplies down shortly for the volunteers who are helping residents. Loads of community spirit though ....goo to see so many people willing to help


Thats good to hear

user104658 27-12-2015 09:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by arista (Post 8376557)

Succinctly sums up the entire disaster.

arista 27-12-2015 09:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Toy Santa (Post 8376616)
Succinctly sums up the entire disaster.



Yes I want to Build High Homes on Long Metal
with special sealed paint on them
well above the water level on there
so and floods will not get them.
All Gas/ Electric will be on a high sealed Square pipe
running through all the lofts.

They will have boats
built in each loft
with a Chain to the let them down
no electric used.


When the Water goes down
a special stairs will go down
powered by Solar.

Arista Future Safe Homes

user104658 27-12-2015 09:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by arista (Post 8376620)
Yes I want to Build High Homes on Long Metal
with special sealed paint on them
well above the water level on there
so and floods will not get them.
All Gas/ Electric will be on a high sealed Square pipe
running through all the lofts.

They will have boats
built in each loft
with a Chain to the let them down
no electric used.


When the Water goes down
a special stairs will go down
powered by Solar.

Arista Future Safe Homes

... I've changed my mind, those sound so ugly Arista. I would rather live in a normal house and have it flooded.

Kizzy 27-12-2015 10:20 AM

Ah, thought you were being nice on the other thread, no I'm not one of the 'stupid northerners'.
I think it's horrible to describe frightened displaced people as stupid.

AnnieK 27-12-2015 10:28 AM

Yup, I agree Kizzy. I've just been to drop off some cleaning supplies that people hAve asked for...they are not stupid people, just people trying to save their homes and possessions. Some people have lost loads and are still under water....it's awful but so many people helping out and offering services and opening their homes to people without. Fantastic spirit but a lot of shocked sad people

Crimson Dynamo 27-12-2015 11:22 AM

I am afraid, at the moment, it looks like the same areas are about to get deluged again on Wednesday

arista 27-12-2015 02:28 PM

There has been one Major Error
in one zone a Barrier was pulled up due to electricity fears?

Thats not the PM's Fault


One lady lost all her Business papers in her basement
she said no warning ,at all ,was given. (ITV1HD News)



In that case who ever feared Electric Problems
or that the Gate would get stuck or whatever
is 100% to blame for her business destruction.
And must be held accountable.

Kizzy 27-12-2015 02:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by arista (Post 8376919)
There has been one Major Error
in one zone a Barrier was pulled up due to electricity fears?

Thats not the PM's Fault


One lady lost all her Business papers in her basement
she said no warning ,at all ,was given. (ITV1HD News)



In that case who ever feared Electric Problems
or that the Gate would get stuck or whatever
is 100% to blame for her business destruction.
And must be held accountable.

Aw that's unfortunate, HMRC will not be able to have the figures for her tax assessment then eh?... Tricky tricky.

arista 27-12-2015 02:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Merry Kizzmas (Post 8376648)
Ah, thought you were being nice on the other thread, no I'm not one of the 'stupid northerners'.
I think it's horrible to describe frightened displaced people as stupid.


This thread was made at the time when locals
in the North were Refusing to Leave there homes.

The Army Man was there for any help
so "for those that think its wise to stay in a flooded home"
they are Stupid.


Life is more Important

user104658 27-12-2015 07:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Merry Kizzmas (Post 8376933)
Aw that's unfortunate, HMRC will not be able to have the figures for her tax assessment then eh?... Tricky tricky.

:joker: I was literally just about to quote that bit. "Oh yes my basement was flooded... err... all that was in there was every single document relating to my business expenses... :hehe: oh dear."

Cherie 27-12-2015 09:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Toy Santa (Post 8376616)
Succinctly sums up the entire disaster.

Not really as the amount of rainfall has been unprecedented and people have been flooded who have lived in these areas for 50 years, so you cant blame new development wholly

user104658 27-12-2015 10:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cherie Christmas (Post 8377428)
Not really as the amount of rainfall has been unprecedented and people have been flooded who have lived in these areas for 50 years, so you cant blame new development wholly

50 years =/= unprecidented... these areas are flood plains and so, by definition, have flooded before throughout history. Probably thousands of times. They haven't flooded like this for a while but that's where the logical flaw is... "hasn't happened for a while" doesn't mean "will never happen again".

Flood plains flood. Once all of this is over, they can fix up the damage, they can try to build better flood defenses but if there's one thing you can 100% guarantee... it's that the same places will flood again one day. Might be next year, might be in 20, might be 200... but it will happen... because of geography, and the physics of liquids.


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