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| Owen Troyer here for Infowars.com, still driving through Rockport and again witnessing unbelievable devastation. | |
| I'm not sure if this was a trailer park area or just a boat housing, a dry dock. | |
| A boat housing, but just completely devastated, folks. | |
| All of this was originally structures to cover these boats. | |
| All these structures are now gone. | |
| This is the last of what you're seeing from this structure. | |
| That's on the left side of the road. | |
| Look at over here, same story. | |
| Just completely destroyed. | |
| Just totally wrecked. | |
| Look at this boat upside down here. | |
| Here's an upside down boat. | |
| Again, just multiple boats. | |
| There's a pontoon. | |
| There's a car that just got smashed from these boats. | |
| Scrap metal everywhere, flooding. | |
| Drive slow through here so I can capture this. | |
| So all these were just areas where people kept their boats. | |
| They used to be structures to keep the boats sheltered and it's just been completely destroyed. | |
| So obviously you can see the damage from the winds. | |
| Looks like there used to be a billboard right there and now the billboard is down behind those school buses. | |
| I'm not sure what this place was, but the windows busted out. | |
| The door's been busted out. | |
| There's another mobile home completely flipped over on its side. | |
| We're just driving through Rockport right now, just witnessing all this devastation. | |
| There's another gas station that's had the roof completely blown off of it. | |
| Looks like that might be called the roof right there. | |
| There's another mobile home. | |
| Just unbelievable devastation. | |
| Looks like that might be some of the roof, too, that blew off that gas station. | |
| Just really awful devastation to witness. | |
| And it really begs the question, how long is it going to take for these communities, these cities, these neighborhoods, these families These Americans to get back on their feet, to return to normal everyday life, to return to the society that they left before Hurricane Harvey. | |
| It's going to take months, folks. | |
| It's really going to take months. | |
| And prayers are definitely going to be essential for these people. | |
| So as you can see, power lines down, absolute devastation, billboards down, gas stations wrecked, flooding. | |
| You know, people returning to their home and it's not even there anymore. | |
| It's just completely gone. | |
| I can't even imagine what that will feel like. |
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