Attack On Arizona’s Internet Was the Beta Test for the Implementation of Martial Law (Pictures)

Thanks, SP, for the heads up and your eyes up north.

Come to think of it, Janet Napolitano DID say it was imminent, didn’t she? And they always tell us what they’re going to do before they do it.

We heard about the communication outage yesterday, and lots of black helicopters and military in Arizona and it sounded fishy. It continued, and it sounds like Arizona, Oklahoma and Florida may have been the ‘test markets’ for the next cabal false flag and possibly their relentless attempt to declare martial law.

We know the cabal is desperate and will try anything. Let’s hope the positive military and the Galactics are paying attention and can stop this now.

I’d like to think it’s the Resistance Movement testing to see what the surface population will do when communication is cut at the time of The Event to prevent the escape of the cabal, but we’ll see.  Dave supplies some interesting intel that connects several dots, but I don’t subscribe to all of it.

It certainly sounds like a false flag MO; bizarre activities that can’t be an accident, multiple causes and stories that change, coordinated media releases… 

If I go AWOL—you’ll know Dave was right.  I really wish they’d wait till hub gets back from Iceland. 

In the mean time, I think this is a very good incentive to stock up on food (human and pet), water, candles, batteries, meds, personal necessities, propane and fill the gas tank of your vehicles. And don’t forget CASH.  If the cabal goes too far, it could trigger The Event. We ARE in the window of opportunity, after all.  ~ BP

Attack On Arizona’s Internet Was the Beta Test for the Implementation of Martial Law

At approximately noon on February 25, 2015, the Internet went down in a wide swath ranging from just north of Phoenix stretching to Flagstaff, Arizona. Internet service was restored the following day around 1pm local time.

The very first reports I received about the outage, coming out of Wickenburg and Prescott, was that the ISP from Century Link went down because a car crashed into a transformer. Shortly after that, reports stated that a construction crew hit a power line causing Internet service to go down. From the Phoenix media, we now know that this was the work of “vandals” who discovered where cables, buried several feet underground,were located in the midst of rough terrain. These “vandals” subsequently cut through the Internet cables which were inches to a foot thick and this was the cause of this massive outage.

The event had a crippling effect on local communities from central to northern Arizona.

-911 service and the communications of first responders were taken down.

-Point of sale debit/credit card transactions could not be initiated due to the outage. 

-ATM’s did not work. morehere