kcTRUMP - Kansas City ULTRA MAGA

🚨 Mike Kelly is misleading Johnson County—and now he wants YOU to pay for it. 🚨 Most people think “public safety” means police, fire, and ambulance services. But Mike Kelly has redefined it to meet his political agenda: https://www.facebook.com/share/15qk774RuA/?mibextid=WC7FNe

Grain Belt Express Loan — sounds like something Trump canceled that was for farmers. But, what it really was — was a project designed to connect wind and solar farms to out of state power. But, wasn't the whole point of the wind and solar to lower energy costs for Kansas? Why would they then be trying to take that energy out of the state?

🚨 Chinese Nationals are on a Buying Frenzy of US Homes in America — Spending $13.7B from April 2024 to March 2025 Sen. Rick Scott: — “Every Chinese citizen is required BY LAW to spy on Americans. So why are we allowing them in our country to buy our land?” - Chinese buyers spent $13.7 billion on U.S. homes in 2024-2025, an 83% surge, dominating foreign purchases and driving up prices in key markets like California. - High CASH purchases (68%) outbid American buyers, worsening affordability - Chinese Nationals are also heavily Investing near US sensitive military and nuclear sites https://rumble.com/v6wocps-chinese-nationals-are-on-a-buying-frenzy-of-us-homes-in-america.html

To learn about MARC, what it is and how it is shaping the Midwest, a covert organization, pushing woke globalist agendas, that has no elected officials — but seems to control most of them in the region. Go to this link below, then scroll down, there are 40-60 posts about MARC there:

Yes, defund MARC — it has caused a lot of the problem the midwest has and there is a lack of transparency with who is all funding it.

Let’s get people posting on this thread while we have Mark Alford‘s attention. You can see my comment. He acknowledged my friend Duane‘s comment. Now let’s help him see how many people are concerned and want to “Defund MPOs and MARC” https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1GcqqjRe4L/?mibextid=wwXIfr

No kings in Lenexa? How about No Queens? We’re tired of Mayor Julie Sayers canceling public comments, lowering the flag to half mast, pushing high sales taxes, and inviting Mike Kelly’s explicit protestors into our town.

https://www.ksnt.com/inside-kansas-politics/race-for-governor-johnson-county-republican-charlotte-ohara-makes-pitch-for-kansas-governor/ Go a little past halfway mark to hear Charlotte O’Hara making pitch for Kansas Governor. This is well worth your time as she states interesting stats and info

Republicans redouble push to change Kansas Supreme Court selection process Source: kcur.org https://share.newsbreak.com/dxncm7ps

Let’s call Sharice Davids office. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DLan8MExxtT/?igsh=ZHN4dHFjNThpbzhn

Kansas Board of Education loosens substitute teaching requirements https://www.ksnt.com/news/local-news/kansas-board-of-education-loosens-substitute-teaching-requirements/

Please share with everyone you know. We must stop this sales tax. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!

📌 Submitted to a public federal climate justice dashboard managed by the GAO. 3. Climate Justice Audit Teams (CJATs) Independent federal teams embedded within disaster response zones. Tasked with evaluating: - Equitable distribution of recovery aid - Fair housing access - Discriminatory impacts or patterns of land use change 📌 These teams can issue public warnings and recommend injunctions if abuse is suspected. 4. “Right to Return” and Rebuild Provisions Residents of disaster-impacted areas must be guaranteed: - First right of refusal on any redevelopment - Priority access to rebuilding grants and permits - Legal aid for land/title disputes 📌 Funded by a dedicated HUD disaster justice fund, with enforcement via DOJ Civil Rights Division. 5. Federal Climate Displacement Database Open-source platform tracking: - Disaster zones - Federal funds issued - Buyout zones - Demographic shifts - Land value increases 📌 Cross-referenced with tax rolls, real estate sales, and historical redlining maps to identify patterns. 6. Mandatory Equity Impact Statements Any federally funded climate project (resilience infrastructure, relocation zones, flood barriers, etc.) must include: - A public equity impact assessment - A displacement risk map - Community consultation reports 📌 Modeled after environmental impact statements (NEPA), enforced through EPA and DOJ. Strategic Benefits - Reframes the climate movement around justice and truth, not just emissions - Closes the trust gap with frontline communities - Exposes disaster capitalism with data, not speculation - Forces elite stakeholders to align with the values they claim to support - Makes it politically costly to ignore displacement patterns Enforcement & Penalties Cities or developers found using climate disaster recovery to advance displacement or illegal redevelopment: - Lose federal recovery funds - Are subject to civil penalties - Can be barred from future HUD/DOT/FEMA grants - Whistleblower protections for planners, auditors, or residents who report abuse The time is now - MAGA has been handed the tool to take the moral high ground, because those who tried to create it, could never deliver it. But, never imagined that MAGA, would take their model, and flip it to help the working class, instead of destroy it.

We track carbon. We track temperature. We even track polar bears. But the U.S. does NOT track whether climate disasters are pushing people out of their homes — permanently — for profit. How many communities hit hardest by climate disasters are already marked for redevelopment? The storm just clears the way? Climate Change Advocates -- You want legitimacy? You want moral clarity? Then prove it. Track it. Expose the data. Go all the way. That’s not radical. That’s accountability. The climate movement isn’t powerless: - Nearly every country has signed the Paris Agreement. - Trillions of dollars are being moved toward green tech, ESG investing, and climate adaptation. - Major governments, NGOs, and UN agencies have aligned behind the cause. - Media, universities, and international law are largely sympathetic to climate action. So why aren't these powerful actors leveraging this to fully expose how climate disasters are used to displace the vulnerable? If climate change is displacing the same poor and racialized people who were historically redlined, exploited, and excluded — and that displacement is exacerbated by "green" development — then the conversation moves from: “Build solar panels and plant trees” to “We owe people their homes, land, and voice back.” That’s a radical reframing, and many mainstream climate actors aren't ready for it — even if it's the moral high ground. The climate movement isn’t playing its full house because doing so would mean calling out its own allies, its own elite class, and its own blind spots. And in that silence, people are being erased, cities are being remade for the wealthy, and the public — rightly — begins to question whether this is about justice, or just control. That's where MAGA comes in -- we are already winning the public and this takes the last chapter. The moral high ground, the America last movement tried to create, but in reality -- has handed it to MAGA to deliver. Contact your members of Congress to introduce and support: The Equity and Displacement in Climate Response Act (EDCRA) It needs to create a federal system to: - Track who lived in disaster zones before and after - Expose when redevelopment was already planned before disaster struck - Guarantee displaced residents the right to return - Require equity and displacement audits before any federal climate money is spent - Hold cities and developers accountable for turning recovery into gentrification If climate advocates are serious about justice, they must stop ignoring this. Because if climate change is being used to erase communities, then it's not a natural disaster — it's a man made one. It's time to demand climate recovery that doesn’t sacrifice the same people over and over. Equity and Displacement in Climate Response Act (EDCRA) A federal accountability framework to track and prevent systemic displacement linked to climate change response, recovery, and redevelopment. Purpose: To ensure that U.S. climate response and recovery programs do not result in the unjust displacement of vulnerable populations, especially in areas with pre-existing plans for redevelopment, gentrification, or land repurposing. To hold public and private actors accountable for the social consequences of disaster and recovery policies. Core Provisions 1. Federal Climate Disaster Displacement Registry (CDDR) - Tracks who lived in disaster-impacted areas before and after federally declared climate disasters. - Measures return rates, housing costs, demographics, and land ownership changes. - Publishes annual reports identifying trends in displacement and return across income and race. 📌 Administered by FEMA and the U.S. Census Bureau with HUD data integration. 2. Urban Redevelopment Disclosure Requirement All cities/counties receiving FEMA, HUD, or DOT funding must disclose: - Any pre-existing redevelopment or rezoning plans in disaster-affected zones. - Any conflicts of interest between developers and local officials. - Any post-disaster land sales to corporations or developers.