DON’T EXPECT GOVERNMENT Or Black Lives Matter To Help: PRIVATE CITIZENS, FREE MARKET Provide Much Needed Help For Total Strangers In LA FloodAfter Obama was embarrassed by Donald Trump acting more  presidential  than he, as Trump traveled to one of the poorest states in America bringing a semi-truck filled with needs for the LA flood victims. He finally managed to find his way off the golf course on Martha s Vineyard to visit the people who couldn t have cared less if he showed or not, by the time he got there. Like Trump said, it was  too little too late for Obama s phony photo-op.Of course, only Obama could turn the flood into a race issue. While refusing so far to survey the Louisiana flood disaster until days later, he did let state and local officials know that he s watching to make sure they don t engage in racial discrimination. In a 16-page guidance issued Tuesday, the Obama administration, led by the Justice Department, warned Louisiana recipients of federal disaster assistance against engaging in  unlawful discrimination on the basis of race, color, or national origin (including limited English proficiency). The guidance s frameworks  highlight the importance of complying with nondiscrimination requirements of civil rights statutes, addressing the needs of the whole community, and ensuring equal opportunity to access recovery efforts. Black residents should be asking where the thousands of Black Lives Matter protesters, who are so concerned about the lives of Blacks in America are when they really could ve used their help? George Soros, Al Sharpton and Barack are so good at organizing, why weren t they putting their heads together and coming up with a plan to help the poor black residents of LA who had lost everything they owned to the historic flooding? They can be organized in a very short time to create chaos, burn cities and loot, but where are they when they have an opportunity to do something positive for Blacks in LA? The recent flooding that hit Louisiana is the worst natural disaster to hit the United States since Hurricane Sandy hit New Jersey in 2012. So far we know that at least 13 are dead and tens of thousands were left homeless in the flooding. Even worse, most of those affected do not have flood insurance. Up to $21 billion worth of housing stock was wiped out by the deluge of rain.The recovery will be long and difficult in one of the poorest states in the country. There is the challenge of finding employment and housing for all these displaced people. Given the fact that Louisiana is a hot and humid state most of the year, there will also be the issues of dealing with mold and increased injuries as people try to rebuild.But one of the greatest stories of the Louisiana flooding is how the people and free markets are playing a role in helping to both rescue people and deliver relief much quicker than the government.Black patriot Arlene Barnum asks,  Where s the BlackLivesMatter men? Citizens to the RescueThe rains that swamped parts of Louisiana over a period of a few days were relentless. Local governments and first responders were overwhelmed with calls for help from people trapped in their homes by rising waters.#CajunNavy pic.twitter.com/hjScnNu7Gy  Ben Sanders (@BenSandersLaw) August 14, 2016Instead of waiting for the government to come rescue them, the people of Louisiana used their own privately-owned boats to save their neighbors. This  Cajun Navy  drew its ranks and fleet from Louisiana s large numbers of sportsmen. People who needed rescue contacted a Facebook group and the boats used smartphone apps such as the GPS app Glympse and the walkie talkie app Zello to coordinate. The  Cajun Navy  was responsible for saving the lives of thousands of Louisianians and their pets and livestock.#CajunNavy is shown deploying in this pic by Troy @gulfsails #BatonRougeFlood pic.twitter.com/P9yI0QRQoM  walter michot (@WalterMichot) August 15, 2016#CajunNavy doing what they can to help in #BatonRouge pic.twitter.com/7nltb8Q1nU  Ashley Doan (@AshleyMDoan) August 15, 2016The people of Louisiana also distributed immediate relief to their displaced neighbors much more efficiently than the government was able to. One of the best examples of this was the conversion of a movie studio into a shelter housing over 2,000 people. The Celtic Media Centre is one of Louisiana s premier film production studios located in Baton Rouge, which was one of the cities hardest hit by the flooding. The studio s executive director, Patrick Mulhearn, saw how devastated his neighbors were by the high water and decided to open up Celtic as an emergency shelter.There were smaller examples of churches opening themselves up, without prodding by either the Red Cross or the state government, as storm shelters for those who lost everything. Such shelters are all over the parishes that were flooded, and have largely been stocked with supplies by volunteers all over the state. People are even taking donations to the parking lots of stores that were unaffected to bring food, water, and other supplies to the flood zone.People looking to donate supplies have been coordinating their relief efforts on Facebook and other social media. If people are looking to donate supplies, they can use social media to find places to drop them off. If people in other parts of the state and out of state want to donate, they re being directed on social media to places where they can help.Even while the streets of Louisiana flooded, trucks from Wal-Mart and UPS did not stop rolling. Wal-Mart, in particular, was able to use its corporate meteorologists to plan delivery routes and shift deliveries of much-needed supplies such as baby formula and water to the affected areas. UPS is able to prioritize delivery of items such as mail order prescription drugs. Companies are rushing supplies into the disaster area quicker than lethargic government agencies and the Red Cross.Motivated by HistoryIn 2005, after Hurricane Katrina, Louisianians tried waiting on the government. That help never came and over 1,500 Louisianians died in the flood waters of New Orleans, St. Bernard Parish, Plaquemines Parish, and Jefferson Parish. The people of Louisiana learned the hard way that they had to rescue themselves.The people of Louisiana were motivated by a sense of community. While the Federal government was giving anti-discrimination lectures to flood victims, the Cajun Navy was rescuing people of all races. Louisiana has come together like never before.But it wasn t just the compassion of the people of Louisiana that saved lives. Companies which were seeking profit were also responsible. Everyone from the smartphone app developers to the retailers who provided the products to sustain and save lives played a role in this. Businesses and entrepreneurs meeting the needs of customers were literally lifesavers.For entire story: Kevin BoydGovernment News
don t expect government or black lives matter to help private citizens free market provide much needed help for total strangers in la floodafter obama embarrassed donald trump acting presidential trump traveled one poorest states america bringing filled needs la flood victims he finally managed find way golf course martha vineyard visit people cared less showed time got like trump said little late obama phony course obama could turn flood race issue while refusing far survey louisiana flood disaster days later let state local officials know watching make sure engage racial discrimination in guidance issued tuesday obama administration led justice department warned louisiana recipients federal disaster assistance engaging unlawful discrimination basis race color national origin including limited english proficiency the guidance frameworks highlight importance complying nondiscrimination requirements civil rights statutes addressing needs whole community ensuring equal opportunity access recovery efforts black residents asking thousands black lives matter protesters concerned lives blacks america really could used help george sorts al sharon barack good organizing putting heads together coming plan help poor black residents la lost everything owned historic flooding they organized short time create chaos burn cities loot opportunity something positive blacks la the recent flooding hit louisiana worst natural disaster hit united states since hurricane sandy hit new jersey so far know least dead tens thousands left homeless flooding even worse affected flood insurance up billion worth housing stock wiped deluxe recovery long difficult one poorest states country there challenge finding employment housing displaced people given fact louisiana hot humid state year also issues dealing mold increased injuries people try one greatest stories louisiana flooding people free markets playing role helping rescue people deliver relief much quicker patriot alone barium asks where blacklivesmatter men citizens rescuethe rains swamped parts louisiana period days relentless local governments first responders overwhelmed calls help people trapped homes rising cajunnavy ben sanders bensanderslaw august waiting government come rescue people louisiana used boats save neighbors this can navy drew ranks fleet louisiana large numbers sportsmen people needed rescue contacted facebook group boats used smartphone apps gps app glimpse talkie talkie app cello coordinate the can navy responsible saving lives thousands louisianians pets cajunnavy shown deploying pic troy gulfsails batonrougeflood walter might waltermichot august cajunnavy help batonrouge ashley don ashleymdoan august people louisiana also distributed immediate relief displaced neighbors much efficiently government able one best examples conversion movie studio shelter housing people the celtic media centre one louisiana premier film production studios located baton rouge one cities hardest hit flooding the studio executive director patrick mulhearn saw devastated neighbors high water decided open celtic emergency smaller examples churches opening without padding either red cross state government storm shelters lost everything such shelters parishes flooded largely stocked supplies volunteers state people even taking donations parking lots stores unaffected bring food water supplies flood looking donate supplies coordinating relief efforts facebook social media if people looking donate supplies use social media find places drop if people parts state state want donate directed social media places streets louisiana flooded trucks ups stop rolling particular able use corporate meteorologist plan delivery routes shift deliveries supplies baby formula water affected areas ups able prioritize delivery items mail order prescription drugs companies rushing supplies disaster area quicker lethargic government agencies red history hurricane katrina louisianians tried waiting government that help never came louisianians died flood waters new orleans bernard parish plaquemines parish jefferson parish the people louisiana learned hard way rescue people louisiana motivated sense community while federal government giving lectures flood victims can navy rescuing people races louisiana come together like never compassion people louisiana saved lives companies seeking profit also responsible everyone smartphone app developers retailers provided products sustain save lives played role businesses entrepreneurs meeting needs customers literally entire story kevin boydgovernment news
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: DON’T EXPECT GOVERNMENT Or Black Lives Matter To Help: PRIVATE CITIZENS, FREE MARKET Provide Much Needed Help For Total Strangers In LA FloodAfter Obama was embarrassed by Donald Trump acting more  presidential  than he, as Trump traveled to one of the poorest states in America bringing a semi-truck filled with needs for the LA flood victims. He finally managed to find his way off the golf course on Martha s Vineyard to visit the people who couldn t have cared less if he showed or not, by the time he got there. Like Trump said, it was  too little too late for Obama s phony photo-op.Of course, only Obama could turn the flood into a race issue. While refusing so far to survey the Louisiana flood disaster until days later, he did let state and local officials know that he s watching to make sure they don t engage in racial discrimination. In a 16-page guidance issued Tuesday, the Obama administration, led by the Justice Department, warned Louisiana recipients of federal disaster assistance against engaging in  unlawful discrimination on the basis of race, color, or national origin (including limited English proficiency). The guidance s frameworks  highlight the importance of complying with nondiscrimination requirements of civil rights statutes, addressing the needs of the whole community, and ensuring equal opportunity to access recovery efforts. Black residents should be asking where the thousands of Black Lives Matter protesters, who are so concerned about the lives of Blacks in America are when they really could ve used their help? George Soros, Al Sharpton and Barack are so good at organizing, why weren t they putting their heads together and coming up with a plan to help the poor black residents of LA who had lost everything they owned to the historic flooding? They can be organized in a very short time to create chaos, burn cities and loot, but where are they when they have an opportunity to do something positive for Blacks in LA? The recent flooding that hit Louisiana is the worst natural disaster to hit the United States since Hurricane Sandy hit New Jersey in 2012. So far we know that at least 13 are dead and tens of thousands were left homeless in the flooding. Even worse, most of those affected do not have flood insurance. Up to $21 billion worth of housing stock was wiped out by the deluge of rain.The recovery will be long and difficult in one of the poorest states in the country. There is the challenge of finding employment and housing for all these displaced people. Given the fact that Louisiana is a hot and humid state most of the year, there will also be the issues of dealing with mold and increased injuries as people try to rebuild.But one of the greatest stories of the Louisiana flooding is how the people and free markets are playing a role in helping to both rescue people and deliver relief much quicker than the government.Black patriot Arlene Barnum asks,  Where s the BlackLivesMatter men? Citizens to the RescueThe rains that swamped parts of Louisiana over a period of a few days were relentless. Local governments and first responders were overwhelmed with calls for help from people trapped in their homes by rising waters.#CajunNavy pic.twitter.com/hjScnNu7Gy  Ben Sanders (@BenSandersLaw) August 14, 2016Instead of waiting for the government to come rescue them, the people of Louisiana used their own privately-owned boats to save their neighbors. This  Cajun Navy  drew its ranks and fleet from Louisiana s large numbers of sportsmen. People who needed rescue contacted a Facebook group and the boats used smartphone apps such as the GPS app Glympse and the walkie talkie app Zello to coordinate. The  Cajun Navy  was responsible for saving the lives of thousands of Louisianians and their pets and livestock.#CajunNavy is shown deploying in this pic by Troy @gulfsails #BatonRougeFlood pic.twitter.com/P9yI0QRQoM  walter michot (@WalterMichot) August 15, 2016#CajunNavy doing what they can to help in #BatonRouge pic.twitter.com/7nltb8Q1nU  Ashley Doan (@AshleyMDoan) August 15, 2016The people of Louisiana also distributed immediate relief to their displaced neighbors much more efficiently than the government was able to. One of the best examples of this was the conversion of a movie studio into a shelter housing over 2,000 people. The Celtic Media Centre is one of Louisiana s premier film production studios located in Baton Rouge, which was one of the cities hardest hit by the flooding. The studio s executive director, Patrick Mulhearn, saw how devastated his neighbors were by the high water and decided to open up Celtic as an emergency shelter.There were smaller examples of churches opening themselves up, without prodding by either the Red Cross or the state government, as storm shelters for those who lost everything. Such shelters are all over the parishes that were flooded, and have largely been stocked with supplies by volunteers all over the state. People are even taking donations to the parking lots of stores that were unaffected to bring food, water, and other supplies to the flood zone.People looking to donate supplies have been coordinating their relief efforts on Facebook and other social media. If people are looking to donate supplies, they can use social media to find places to drop them off. If people in other parts of the state and out of state want to donate, they re being directed on social media to places where they can help.Even while the streets of Louisiana flooded, trucks from Wal-Mart and UPS did not stop rolling. Wal-Mart, in particular, was able to use its corporate meteorologists to plan delivery routes and shift deliveries of much-needed supplies such as baby formula and water to the affected areas. UPS is able to prioritize delivery of items such as mail order prescription drugs. Companies are rushing supplies into the disaster area quicker than lethargic government agencies and the Red Cross.Motivated by HistoryIn 2005, after Hurricane Katrina, Louisianians tried waiting on the government. That help never came and over 1,500 Louisianians died in the flood waters of New Orleans, St. Bernard Parish, Plaquemines Parish, and Jefferson Parish. The people of Louisiana learned the hard way that they had to rescue themselves.The people of Louisiana were motivated by a sense of community. While the Federal government was giving anti-discrimination lectures to flood victims, the Cajun Navy was rescuing people of all races. Louisiana has come together like never before.But it wasn t just the compassion of the people of Louisiana that saved lives. Companies which were seeking profit were also responsible. Everyone from the smartphone app developers to the retailers who provided the products to sustain and save lives played a role in this. Businesses and entrepreneurs meeting the needs of customers were literally lifesavers.For entire story: Kevin BoydGovernment News
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: don t expect government or black lives matter to help private citizens free market provide much needed help for total strangers in la floodafter obama embarrassed donald trump acting presidential trump traveled one poorest states america bringing filled needs la flood victims he finally managed find way golf course martha vineyard visit people cared less showed time got like trump said little late obama phony course obama could turn flood race issue while refusing far survey louisiana flood disaster days later let state local officials know watching make sure engage racial discrimination in guidance issued tuesday obama administration led justice department warned louisiana recipients federal disaster assistance engaging unlawful discrimination basis race color national origin including limited english proficiency the guidance frameworks highlight importance complying nondiscrimination requirements civil rights statutes addressing needs whole community ensuring equal opportunity access recovery efforts black residents asking thousands black lives matter protesters concerned lives blacks america really could used help george sorts al sharon barack good organizing putting heads together coming plan help poor black residents la lost everything owned historic flooding they organized short time create chaos burn cities loot opportunity something positive blacks la the recent flooding hit louisiana worst natural disaster hit united states since hurricane sandy hit new jersey so far know least dead tens thousands left homeless flooding even worse affected flood insurance up billion worth housing stock wiped deluxe recovery long difficult one poorest states country there challenge finding employment housing displaced people given fact louisiana hot humid state year also issues dealing mold increased injuries people try one greatest stories louisiana flooding people free markets playing role helping rescue people deliver relief much quicker patriot alone barium asks where blacklivesmatter men citizens rescuethe rains swamped parts louisiana period days relentless local governments first responders overwhelmed calls help people trapped homes rising cajunnavy ben sanders bensanderslaw august waiting government come rescue people louisiana used boats save neighbors this can navy drew ranks fleet louisiana large numbers sportsmen people needed rescue contacted facebook group boats used smartphone apps gps app glimpse talkie talkie app cello coordinate the can navy responsible saving lives thousands louisianians pets cajunnavy shown deploying pic troy gulfsails batonrougeflood walter might waltermichot august cajunnavy help batonrouge ashley don ashleymdoan august people louisiana also distributed immediate relief displaced neighbors much efficiently government able one best examples conversion movie studio shelter housing people the celtic media centre one louisiana premier film production studios located baton rouge one cities hardest hit flooding the studio executive director patrick mulhearn saw devastated neighbors high water decided open celtic emergency smaller examples churches opening without padding either red cross state government storm shelters lost everything such shelters parishes flooded largely stocked supplies volunteers state people even taking donations parking lots stores unaffected bring food water supplies flood looking donate supplies coordinating relief efforts facebook social media if people looking donate supplies use social media find places drop if people parts state state want donate directed social media places streets louisiana flooded trucks ups stop rolling particular able use corporate meteorologist plan delivery routes shift deliveries supplies baby formula water affected areas ups able prioritize delivery items mail order prescription drugs companies rushing supplies disaster area quicker lethargic government agencies red history hurricane katrina louisianians tried waiting government that help never came louisianians died flood waters new orleans bernard parish plaquemines parish jefferson parish the people louisiana learned hard way rescue people louisiana motivated sense community while federal government giving lectures flood victims can navy rescuing people races louisiana come together like never compassion people louisiana saved lives companies seeking profit also responsible everyone smartphone app developers retailers provided products sustain save lives played role businesses entrepreneurs meeting needs customers literally entire story kevin boydgovernment news