Three Related News Releases From NORAD (You Should Add Up)

[Harley]

This is probably not a good time to be sticking your head in the sand.

NORAD: DC Power Outage, North Korea Mobile ICBM's, and Cheyenne Mountain



07 April 2015


1. DC Power Outage Shows Nation's Infrastructure Vulnerability

The brief power outage that hit the White House, the State Department and other government buildings Tuesday demonstrated the vulnerability of the nation's power grid, the head of U.S. Northern Command said.

"All of our critical infrastructure is fragile," said Adm. William Gortney, commander of NorthCom and the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) with responsibility for defending the U.S. against external attack and coordinating the military's efforts with civilian agencies.

A power blackout "could be a mission kill for NORAD and NorthCom," Gortney said, and the outage in Washington, D.C., showed that "we have a lot of vulnerabilities out there."


2. North Korean Mobile Nuclear ICBM ‘Operational Today’



The head of U.S. North American Aerospace Defense Command said Tuesday that North Korea is continuing to develop a mobile intercontinental ballistic missile system capable of firing nuclear weapons to U.S. shores.

Adm. Bill Gortney said the U.S. believed that the long-range KN-08 ICBM missile was “operational today.” He further explained that North Korea’s military could miniaturize a nuclear to mount on the missile.

“We haven’t seen them test the KN-08 yet and we’re waiting for them to do that, but it doesn’t necessarily mean that they will fly it before they test it,” Gortney said.

The Pentagon has released previous intelligence reports saying the North Koreans could miniaturize nuclear warheads and mount them to the KN-08. *Army Gen. Curtis Scaparrotti, commander of U.S. forces in South Korea, made the same assessment last October at a press briefing.


3. NORAD Moves Back To Cheyenne Mountain



NORAD is moving it's comm gear back into Cheyenne Mountain to protect it from electromagnetic pulses, said Adm. William Gortney, commander of U.S. Northern Command and NORAD.

“There is a lot of movement to put capability into Cheyenne Mountain and to be able to communicate in there, because of the very nature of the way that Cheyenne Mountain is built, it’s EMP-hardened. It wasn’t really designed to be that way, but the way it was constructed makes it that way.

My primary concern was... Are we going to have the space inside the mountain for everybody that wants to move in there, and I'm not at liberty to discuss who's moving in there... but we do have that capability.”

Last week, the Pentagon awarded defense firm Raytheon a $700-million contract to install new equipment inside the mountain. The company said the contract, which runs through 2020, will “support threat warnings and assessments for the North American Aerospace Defense Command Cheyenne Mountain Complex.”

The Pentagon’s March 30 contract announcement said Raytheon will provide sustainment services and products supporting the Integrated Tactical Warning/Attack Assessment (ITW/AA) and Space Support Contract covered systems. “The program provides ITW/AA authorities accurate, timely and unambiguous warning and attack assessment of air, missile and space threats,” it said.

The Colorado complex is the embodiment of the Cold War, an era when bunkers were built far and wide to protect people and infrastructure. Cheyenne Mountain was the mother of these fallout shelters, a command center buried deep to withstand a Soviet nuclear bombardment. The complex was locked down during the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on New York and Washington.

Air Force Space Command runs the mountain and maintains sleeping quarters, fresh water and a power station that would be used during an attack.


Links:

Military.com
DefenseTech.org
DefenseOne.com
U.S. Naval Institute

And there are many more current news reports which are seriously leaning toward the same conclusion:

The Nuclear Threat

[lucidity]

hi Siblings,

It's all bullsh1t. The military-industrial complex has successfully bled the US economy of trillions
of dollars by scaring everyone over the 'Russian' threat, the threat from the Cuban commies,
the Weapons of Mass Destruction Iraqis, now they're claiming the North Koreans are threat.

These people seduce ("pay off") high ranking members of military, and members of congress,
to spin some media line of fear and threat, to brew up hysteria for yet more military spending.
"Military threat" is defence contractor slang for "give us more money"
It's staggering: It works perfectly every time.

You know the old saying: Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
If you ran this recurrent scam on chimpanzees they'd have figured it out by now... and stopped playing.
But (apparently) there are no patriotic Americans left, just charlatans and self-interested psychopaths.

... errm... that's unfair of me... there are White Hats.
God love 'em and help 'em.

be happy

lucidity :-)

[LAB]

DPRK doesn't need a big one and if they go down the starfish prime route, re-entry is also superfluous, hence the scramble. I suspect there's a reason why their satellite is called Lodestar, lets hope it's not a kinetic one, because there aren't many places deep enough for those.

[jake gittes]

Posted by lucidity (here)
hi Siblings,

It's all bullsh1t. The military-industrial complex has successfully bled the US economy of trillions
of dollars by scaring everyone over the 'Russian' threat, the threat from the Cuban commies,
the Weapons of Mass Destruction Iraqis, now they're claiming the North Koreans are threat.

These people seduce ("pay off") high ranking members of military, and members of congress,
to spin some media line of fear and threat, to brew up hysteria for yet more military spending.
"Military threat" is defence contractor slang for "give us more money"
It's staggering: It works perfectly every time.

You know the old saying: Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
If you ran this recurrent scam on chimpanzees they'd have figured it out by now... and stopped playing.
But (apparently) there are no patriotic Americans left, just charlatans and self-interested psychopaths.

... errm... that's unfair of me... there are White Hats.
God love 'em and help 'em.

be happy

lucidity :-)

Ditto that. Plus, Adm. William Gortney's responsibility is for defending the U.S. against external attack and coordinating the military's efforts with civilian agencies and he says this? --> "All of our critical infrastructure is fragile." A power blackout "could be a mission kill for NORAD and NorthCom" and the outage in Washington, D.C. showed that "we have a lot of vulnerabilities out there."

WHat kind of idiot in charge of security announces its weaknesses? Prepare: Psyop coming.

[Tesla_WTC_Solution]

Could another gov't have enabled NK to hack other govs then take the blame?
Then they can roll in and take NK's minerals. (think of the neighbors Jonesing lol).

I guess I am underestimating them? Something about the way NK is portrayed seems ridiculous, i.e.,
the stereotypical "could not hit the broad side of a barn" geek in the PE classroom as it were.


Someone told me recently that TPTB won't leave NK alone until it's been mined to death for its metals etc.
They have a lot of nuclear fuel and other things there -- no wonder they are so aggressive.

I am not sure what to think. The D.C. power outage must have been scary for the people there,
but I don't live in D.C. and I didn't watch "The Interview", so this stuff all seems a bit *yawn/ho hum* to me...

We're often pointing missiles at someone but then again not too many people are talking about CERN's hunt for anti matter weapons breakthroughs,
and how nervous that probably makes the middle east and asia after all the drum-beating lately...

The Big Boys in Europe and USA don't take credit for their messes... they don't take credit for the terror caused by their own pursuits...
it's all blamed on religion instead of science, and war is the same, blamed on religion but enabled by science all along....


Cain and Abel



God didn't tell Cain to kill Abel but science (tools!) helped him do it.
Food for thought.

[Lifebringer]

[QUOTE=Harley;950859]This is probably not a good time to be sticking your head in the sand.

NORAD: DC Power Outage, North Korea Mobile ICBM's, and Cheyenne Mountain



07 April 2015


1. DC Power Outage Shows Nation's Infrastructure Vulnerability

The brief power outage that hit the White House, the State Department and other government buildings Tuesday demonstrated the vulnerability of the nation's power grid, the head of U.S. Northern Command said.

"All of our critical infrastructure is fragile," said Adm. William Gortney, commander of NorthCom and the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) with responsibility for defending the U.S. against external attack and coordinating the military's efforts with civilian agencies.

Looks like they are telegraphing how to "shut down US military for easy pickings, just like they told them how to take down the towers in 1993. Expect them to try a really bad one since US voters are wise to the manipulation ofear card for more and more military excursions for the corporations and banks.

[Lifebringer]

What kind? The kind that doesn't mind working for the dark side.

[ghostrider]

for three or four years they have been moving the hubs of everything west ... up in the mountains ... they know something ...http://www.truthistreason.net/cia-mo...inia-to-denver ...https://nsa.gov1.info/utah-data-center/ ...

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Norway closed it's seed vault ... Military is moving in the southwest ... something is afoot ... I believe the last two years most of our leaders have been their clones ... I think the elite money people have already gone underground ...