Faces of the Great Depression

An article about the depression in Florida coming to a head in 1929.

Although there was an economic boom in Florida during the early 1920s, the economy went downhill as the decade came to an end. Two
severe hurricanes damaged a large portion of South Florida. The first one hit the Miami and Fort Lauderdale areas in the middle of the night,
which came as a surprise to many people including tourists. Severe flooding and wind damage crippled the community. The second one hit
the Palm Beach area, which caused Lake Okeechobee to flood and drown over 2,000 people in nearby communities. The next disaster occurred
when there was an outbreak of the Mediterranean fruit fly in a grapefruit grove near Orlando. These insects quickly spread across the state
and killed off most of the citrus crop. Because of a quarantine imposed on all remaining citrus, this was another blow to Florida's economy.
These two hurricanes, the crop destruction, and an attempt to recover from the previous wars put a financial burden on Florida.All across the
United States, people were facing economic difficulties. By 1929, our country was facing a depression, which is a situation when there isn't
any money and there are very few jobs open to the public.


The most relevant statement I find in this article is this statement:

Because Floridians were facing economic difficulties Florida State Police were stationed at the Florida boarders. If people did not have enough money or a job
to support them THEY WERE NOT ALLOWED TO ENTER THE STATE!

Did these folks have wisdom and perseverance or what?
And we still do at least currently in Florida the land of face eating Zombies.

Some may say, But we're not in a depression and we can afford to help these poor individuals.

If we keep it up we will be in a much greater state of depression than the last one.
Once people are hungry is when the gloves come off.

And as many on this site already know this is all orchestrated to create such a depression to destabilize the world and the USA for their dubious purposes.

I think TPTB are shitting bricks right now as more people awaken and say F-no!

The rest of the article at the link provided.

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Oh yeah, let's not forget the Plight of the Okies

California – the state that had once advertised for more migrant workers – found themselves overwhelmed by up to 7,000 new migrants a month, more migrants than they needed. So for several months in 1936, the Los Angeles Police Department sent 136 deputies to the state lines to turn back migrants who didn't have any money. Bordering states like Arizona were angry that California was trying to "dump hoboes" back on them. Eventually, the police were returned to Los Angeles, but the migrants kept coming.

More at:

[link to www.livinghistoryfarm.org]