I'm pretty sure he doesn't have anything like the authority to do that. Those funds belong to FEMA.
this post was submitted on 13 Feb 2025
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We should start a petition to charge him directly for treason. Start putting fear into the perpetrators who think they are above the law.
Or you know, post their families emails and addresses on the doge site like they are for others
I like both of those options. Por que no los dos
In a normal administration, this dipshit would be fucked out of the government for good.
US prosecutors drove two grey and white hackers to suicide for doing the same
This isn’t subverting democracy—it’s rebooting it. Kyle Schutt isn’t some rogue coder; he’s the sysadmin of collapse, flipping FEMA’s financial APIs into a shadow repo. Deobligation? Just a polite term for burning the budget before the adults get back.
The keyword purge—Disadvantaged, Climate, Equity—isn’t about waste. It’s about erasing the receipts. When disaster relief becomes “woke,” expect hurricanes to start filing discrimination lawsuits.
And let’s not ignore the prize: a buffet of SSNs and A-numbers. Nothing says “small government” like a backdoor into migrant tracking. The future is authoritarian, and it’s self-hosted.
Final thought: If FEMA collapses, at least we’ll know it wasn’t the weather. It was the audit.