Government Reports Conclude Most of Us Will Die if the Power Goes Out

[bogeyman]

"It details what would happen to America if the lights went out in a technical language so precise there is no shying away from its conclusion. It is a rigorous and punctilious vision of the apocalypse."

http://www.empcommission.org/docs/A2473-EMP_Commission-7MB.pdf

The article itself is also worth a read.

http://www.benjamindancer.com/Blog/2014/12/22/government-reports-conclude-us-will-die-power-goes/

It concerns the effects of a EM Pulse attack on the US.

[joeecho]

From the day we are born, whether we realize it or not, we stand on the edge of the precipice.



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[Cidersomerset]

FEMA document admits solar flare could collapse U.S. power grid for years

Monday 22nd December 2014 at 04:39 By David Icke


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‘Tens of millions of Americans face years of loss of electrical power if major solar storms ramp
up in the future, sending electromagnetic pulses that will destroy grids and infrastructure,
according to an internal two-year-old Department of Homeland Security document.

As reported by the Washington Free Beacon, DHS’ Federal Emergency Management Agency,
or FEMA, said in a 2012 fact sheet detailing its potential responses to severe “space weather”
that it is simply impossible to know the full extent of such events.’

Read more: FEMA document admits solar flare could collapse U.S. power grid for years

http://www.naturalnews.com/048068_solar_flare_power_grid_FEMA.html


http://www.davidicke.com/headlines/

[Ellisa]

Why would this be so everywhere though? I know that we would all be adversely affected, but until less than 200 years ago we were able to exists without 'grids and structures'. There are many places in the world that have no electricity, sewerage or gas, or clean water, made roads and the main method of transport is walking, cycling or possibly animal drawn carts.

Or is this dire prediction only assumed to affect the US and developed countries? Perhaps we need to stock up on candles.

I really think that this is an example of, if not fear mongering then at least an example of regional thinking. A lot of people in the world would be unaffected by the whole disaster. I personally would be shattered! But in Nepal, a lot of India and China, Africa, Pacific Islands, for example, things would be much the same. Maybe it will be their time to shine, and once again civilisation will reset itself and start again. I don't see that as The Apocalypse-- I think it's more of an opportunity.

(This idea may have been explored in the videos--- I could not play them properly, sorry if that is the case).

Stunning photos joeecho-- especially the first one!

[joeecho]

Why would this be so everywhere though? I know that we would all be adversely affected, but until less than 200 years ago we were able to exists without 'grids and structures'. There are many places in the world that have no electricity, sewerage or gas, or clean water, made roads and the main method of transport is walking, cycling or possibly animal drawn carts.

Or is this dire prediction only assumed to affect the US and developed countries? Perhaps we need to stock up on candles.

I really think that this is an example of, if not fear mongering then at least an example of regional thinking. A lot of people in the world would be unaffected by the whole disaster. I personally would be shattered! But in Nepal, a lot of India and China, Africa, Pacific Islands, for example, things would be much the same. Maybe it will be their time to shine, and once again civilisation will reset itself and start again. I don't see that as The Apocalypse-- I think it's more of an opportunity.

(This idea may have been explored in the videos--- I could not play them properly, sorry if that is the case).

Stunning photos joeecho-- especially the first one!

I agree with you about the impact being more regional, especially the cities, but then people would start migrating out of the city in search of food and shelter and I would imagine that that would adversely effect the people already living rurally. FEMA etc. would be of little to no help, esp. for the average citizen. The scenario would be a living nightmare but there is no shortage of nightmare scenarios to choose from....

[Ellisa]

Perhaps it's a case of -- most of 'us' will die, but most of 'them' will carry on as usual.

[ks4ever]

Electromagnetic pulses could also activate our Earth's core, resulting in earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and tsunami's around the planet. So we would not only be talking about the effects on the electrical grid and communication. For the consequences look at the scenario that former Major Ed Dames talks about in what he describes as the "Killshot".

[bennycog]

I think most are just too far into relying on technology. This is just the way that the world has gone.. There has to be a good mix of spiritual to technological.
The process of technological advancement would mean that you need to be able to work together to further that advancement and continue to look for or better ways to keep and protect it. Through environmental impact and the impact on the ego.
We can clearly see that we have succeeded in the technological age, but have stalled in the way of protecting it or evolving it.
The greed. The ego. The manipulation.
If you are a greedy person you want the person down from you or helping you to be greedy too so you can make even more profit.

[Tesla_WTC_Solution]

With some luck and grace from above, our Earth is rigged with a natural defense system that has been active many times in the planet's past -- most people make the mistake of assuming the Earth is dead!!! @@ Au contraire.

People try to explain it through myths and legends of angry gods, strange visitors, and violent creation stories, but it seems to me that any natural process that follows a cycle so obvious must have origin with intelligence.

I'm not sure if it's godlike, motherly, or inline with the proverbial angry toddler, but I do believe that the planet is capable of reacting intelligently (strategically?) to many if not most of the threats facing humanity over the ages.

Sure, it's possible that the sun might flare and wipe us out, or that a nearby supernova will throw our world out of balance for the next few thousand years (Sirius), or that we'll get hit by a rock big enough to matter, but I think it's more likely that human interference is what is going to mess up the earth.


HAARP and things like it, for example. Ionospheric heaters. I mean what were they thinking -- it could start a scalar reaction by which we lose our atmosphere and end up like Mars.

Nuclear bombs, too -- if we actually went to full-scale thermonuclear war, it would destroy our atmosphere. The sky would be blown inside-out. No more sunshine. No more rain. Endless darkness and fire only in the darkness.




It's pretty well known that for the last couple decades or more, US/Russia et al have been developing E-Bombs that are better/scarier/more powerful.

These don't have to be delivered into the conventional airspace envelope associated w/ normal bombing. I.e. a higher/less specific 'detonation' for best effect.

In fact simulating or even hiding an EMP attack during a solar flare = a fairly effective doomsday approach. :(




I'm pretty disappointed in the apparent lack of preparation in behalf of the majority here in the USA. :der:

[bogeyman]

The decentralisation of power in the US allows for the lack or cooperation due to the complexity of the systems and agencies. Even people within these systems find it hard to know what is going on in their own agencies let alone others. Hence the lack of preparations if this was to happen let alone what would happen if natural occurring bursts were to occur such as sun flares etc.