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Disasters

This aerial photo shows the remains of homes hit by a massive tornado in Moore, Okla., Monday May 20, 2013. A tornado roared through the Oklahoma City suburbs Monday, flattening entire neighborhoods, setting buildings on fire and landing a direct blow on an elementary school. (AP Photo/Steve Gooch)

Days like this, Truthseeker, words fail.  To call the devastating tornado that ravaged Moore, Okalahoma yesterday a natural disaster is such a gross understatement it is meaningless in describing this level of destruction, human loss, and personal tragedy.

CNN reports:

From the air, this suburb outside Oklahoma City looked like flattened cardboard. On the ground, homes were messes of splinters. Cars, thrown like toys, sat in ridiculous places. Hunks of steel hung in trees — the trees that were left. Most were shaved down to gnarly apocalyptic wishbones.

On Monday evening, kids screamed for their parents and parents hollered their children’s names, walking and searching in panic in a parking lot near Briarwood Elementary.

“Caleb! Caleb!” one woman could be heard screaming, as another woman, her face bloody, walked zombie-like through the crowd, holding a young boy’s hand.Teachers carry children away from Briarwood Elementary School on May 20.

“Step over the wire!” someone shouted. Adults and children zigzagged past each other. One man went to a little boy standing alone, whose face was just then cracking into a full-out cry. The man put his arm around the kid and they both looked out into the chaotic parking lot, apparently searching for the boy’s parents.

One mother who spotted her son sitting with his teacher on a curb gently grabbed the boy’s hands and stood him up and then learned her whole body over him, hugging him. She cried and then laughed and cupped his face.

“He was so brave!” the teacher said.

Photos: Deadly tornado hits Oklahoma City areaThe mother then embraced the teacher. “Thank you,” she wept, “thank you.”

Another man who appeared to be a teacher held his arm up and shouted, “5th graders!” But, of course, parents and kids continued to wander, desperate, scared. It was a valiant effort though — trying to offer order where none could be found.

Join Mike tonight, LIVE at 9PM ET, for a discussion of this and other topics, including the ongoing impact of global climate change.

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