Hurricane Florence Is Heading Straight For Us

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Friends of ALIPAC,

At this time, the President and Treasurer of ALIPAC are directly in the forecasted path of Hurricane Florence, which is expected to become a monstrous Category 5 storm before making landfall 100 miles southeast of Raleigh, NC, early Friday morning (2 am).

Our website server facilities are in the North East, so we do not expect any outages for www.alipac.us and our west coast and inland moderators and admins will still be on duty at ALIPAC even if we lose power here in Raleigh for days.

ALIPAC activists are now authorized to place storm and aftermath information about Hurricane Florence into the General Discussion Area (Here) of our website until this crisis is over.

We have a plan to hunker down during the storm, and reestablish contact and operations fighting illegal immigration and Amnesty in the Midterm elections as soon as possible.

We also hope to be able to put out an important national release tomorrow before going under the cloud cone Thursday.

Some forecasters are saying we may get up to 20 inches of rain here in NC so please pray for all Americans who are about to face Hurricane Florence. That much rain combined with hurricane and tropical storm strength winds and the slow progress of the storm will likely result in tremendous amounts of damage.

We have been working hard behind the scenes on the non-citizen voters detected in North Carolina and the efforts of Immigration and Customs Enforcement to go after more illegal voters, but that effort has been stalled by our state board of elections. Since Wilmington, NC, and our eastern counties are all about to be hit by this Hurricane, there is not much else we can do until we get on the other side Florence.

Please continue to support our current funds drive (HERE) while we navigate this storm so ALIPAC will be able to continue operating even if we are unable to communicate for awhile.

Authorities are warning that some of us may lose power for many days or possibly weeks.

Thank you for your patience, care and support.

William Gheen and The ALIPAC Team
www.alipac.us

God protect and watch over you William and other Alipacers in the area of expected danger. May the threats be minimized and the hurricane wither quickly.

Hopefully, caring neighbors will check on and help the elderly and others who may need assistance and who cannot or have not been apply to prepare.