If your whole state was without power for a week or longer, how far would you tr
I got a small book advertisement claiming our electrical grid is a crisis waiting to happen in between collapsing, not well maintained infrastructure or not prepared for several enemy EMP potential attacks. The book mentioned the US has more blackouts than any other developed country. The US is number 1 in at least one category now among the developed world.
If you were without power and so was your state for a week, a month, or a whole year, would you flee, fight for survival, or get out of dodge and visit a strip club anywhere they had power? The book said studies indicate 9 out of 10 Americans would likely die without power for a whole year. I was thinking it would be chaos. No manual drinking water wells. nothing would work. Couldn't even get gas.
If you were without power and so was your state for a week, a month, or a whole year, would you flee, fight for survival, or get out of dodge and visit a strip club anywhere they had power? The book said studies indicate 9 out of 10 Americans would likely die without power for a whole year. I was thinking it would be chaos. No manual drinking water wells. nothing would work. Couldn't even get gas.
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The honest truth is - without power - the atm machines aren't very helpful. Gas was at a shortage. Basically - folks were holding onto their cash for essentials - since the credit card machines needed power. So - without power - cash and gas were necessities - and I wasn't going to take a long trip - not knowing when things would come back up.
I hope I never see that. My advertising source was trying to sell some type of expensive power generator. They claimed our enemies have EMP weapons and they wouldn't even need to invade or shoot missles over the US. They could just use so called renegade cargo ships or freighters, shoot the EMP missles up, black out the whole country. The large transformers would likely go out and take 1 to 4 years to build. The book also said the House tried to pass bills to fortify our power grid or beef it up but it was killed by the democrats in the senate every time. They claimed it was too expensive. Yeah, 9 out of 10 Americans dead after one year is too expensive to bother with spending money on as insurance.
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Do you guys remember a few years ago when there was a Chinese satellite that was spinning out of control and nobody knew where it was going to fall?
We had a U.S. Navy ship track it and shoot it out of the sky before it fell to earth.
Same thing would happen to any North Korean EMPs on any junk rockets they can cobble together.
I wouldn't lose any sleep over the Koreans being able to do anything to the U.S. But they could cause South Korea some problems.