The often-sluggish Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) arrived in Kentucky only hours after a freak mid-December tornado outbreak laid waste entire towns and killed over 100 people in a quad-state massacre. The disaster relief agency, however, brought more Covid-19 vaccinations than it did blankets, food, and bottled water, a clear sign that the Deep State-run organization is still trying to coerce law-abiding Americans into taking the jab.

As morning sunlight revealed the devastation in tornado-ravaged Mayfield, Kentucky, hundreds of FEMA personnel, some armed, and hospital nurses conscripted into serving the federal government, rolled into a city turned warzone.

A FEMA source speaking under promise of anonymity told RRN that the Department of Homeland Security has empowered FEMA to withhold disaster relief until persons declare their vaccination status, supply proof of vaccination, or submit to mandatory shots.

“We’re literally turning away the walking wounded if they won’t get a shot. If you want a place to sleep, a blanket, food, or water, you better tell us, and be able to prove, you’ve been vaccinated, or roll up your sleeve. Otherwise, go sleep in the rubble. That’s what people are getting told,” our source said.