Hurricane Irma (and Jose etc)

The thought had occurred to me as well. Maybe they've got a few in the can already though.
 
There are several hurricane relief funds (Red Cross etc.), and I would be quite happy to donate, but how do I make sure nothing goes to the tax haven British Virgin Islands?
If British companies registered with the BVI are dodging paying UK tax, why should I donate my (tax paid via my pension) contribution to that particular sovereign territory?
 
There are several hurricane relief funds (Red Cross etc.), and I would be quite happy to donate, but how do I make sure nothing goes to the tax haven British Virgin Islands?
If British companies registered with the BVI are dodging paying UK tax, why should I donate my (tax paid via my pension) contribution to that particular sovereign territory?

You could fly out there with the cash, check who is in the most need.

I could do it for you after hurricane season ends, just deposit in my cousins Nigerian account for the time being to accru a reasonable return of course.
 
There are several hurricane relief funds (Red Cross etc.), and I would be quite happy to donate, but how do I make sure nothing goes to the tax haven British Virgin Islands?
If British companies registered with the BVI are dodging paying UK tax, why should I donate my (tax paid via my pension) contribution to that particular sovereign territory?
Hopefully some of those companies will donate - even if only to show they have some "CSR":mad:
 
image.webp Second disturbance off Africa coast. Parallel to first.
 
NBC 6 Miami

NBC 6 News


Irma is now tracking slightly west of the Florida peninsula - bad news for the cities on that coast which will have the storm surge pushed onshore by the anti clockwise spin.
 
What time is it expected to hit? CNN throwing up different times.
 
NBC6 says tornado watch from local noon & flood warnings from 4.30ish The strongest winds will start to hit the southern Keys in a couple of hours or so from the graphics.
 
The first of the storm surges has reached the southernmost point of the USA

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MSNBC have had excellent coverage so far with a lot of reporters on the ground. It's FTA on 15w but there's also a good stream available here.

S: MSNBC
 
CNN also got reasonable coverage - the Miami Beach reporter almost got flattened by a sign getting blown over!
 
National guard mobilised.

Water goes away

Hurricane Irma hits Florida - BBC News

Water comes back

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