Florida’s Gulf Coast Has Become HELL | Full Tour AFTER The Collapse

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[bubba]

I just did a clean up there this evening. The devastation is heartbreaking .

[j.r.]

I have lived in Florida my entire life. Most of the hurricane damage in Florida happens in coastal areas, and in flood prone areas. This has been true throughout Florida's history. Yet people continue to live along the coast and/or in flood prone areas. "Those who forget history are condemned to repeat it".

[FREEDOM]

Who on earth would buy a ground level home near water on the West Coast of Florida after 5 hurricanes in 2 years?

[Donner]

The flooded cars will probably be cleaned up and sold as used cars in the north to unsuspecting buyers.

[SoulfulVeg]

I lived in St Pete from 2015 to 2023. I've seen storms (Irma, Ian, etc). My friend told me that it's worse than anything I could imagine. And, she's lived in St Pete since 2004.

[barjer]

"You will own nothing & be happy." - Klaus Schwab, WEF

[jeanettesykes]

The powers that be are going to turn these destroyed areas into smart cities..

[A.--.]

Converting it to public beach parks will keep it out of wallstreet hands and allow locals and tourists to enjoy it

[betterlife]

Engineered weather. Well done! Whoever did this, hope you're happy seeing the outcome. What a tragedy.

[melanieladinesrealtorincen]

After 59 years, I sold m6 home and moved last month to Virginia. Florida is too hot, has too many people, and is way too expensive for a Retiree! I'm so glad to be gone!

[darkstar]

This explains why buffet has tons of cash at the ready.

[hi-iflj]

Home prices are getting out of control

[russberg]

Wait the worse is yet to come… insurance rates that will drive many people from owning a home.

[GamessoslOol]

I dont understand how someone can look at water totally surrounded by housing and say " look how beautiful this is?" To me, its not, the water is nice, the housing ruins it. Nature is beautiful, what we do is not

[billyreastmanjr]

This is what happens when you live close to the water, it has risk if you live there you must be able to have a cash reserve to pay for rebuilding.

[Karakulak]

When I saw Milton being created near Texas, I predicted the geoengineers were going to send the hurricane in an area that needed to be overtaken by rich unscrupulous conglomerates

[scottturner]

Great Video. A repeat of Ian and Ft Myers Beach Thank Geoengerning of the weather for corporate gain.

[allisonwandaland]

I'm a Floridian. I have lived here most of my life. Also loved in the Philippines on Clark AFB as a kid. Been through a couple of hurricanes and typhoons. In the Philippines, the houses are equipped with stuff like metal shutters, houses built on high ground. Just got to outsmart the storms with our construction.

[rdee]

If anything, my home inland just went up massively. Because demand for coastal housing is 0, many homes were destroyed across the state thus reducing supply, thus increasing the value on my house. That’s my take.

[SukiAwake]

You will own nothing, and you will not be happy.