Possible EMP Attack / False Flag in Texas – Dale Lewis

POSSIBLE EMP Attack / False Flag IN TEXAS – DALE LEWIS

When you think about terrorism, you think about a bomb going off in a crowded area. You think about what happened on 9/11. You don’t normally think about an electromagnetic pulse targeting the civilian power grid. But Houston area Congressman Mike McCaul says you should.

“The damage that could be caused would be catastrophic,” McCaul said at ahearing in Washington. “All these things would actually pale in comparison to the devastation that an EMP attack could perpetrate on Americans.”

The experts say that an attack could kill nine out of ten people. Joan Neuhaus Schaan of the Texas Security Forum says the consequences would be devastating.

“Most people would not be able to turn on their car. You would not be able to get gas. You would not be able to get money out of the ATM machine. Credit cards would not work,” she explained to KTRH.

And who could pull that off?

“Anyone who has a nuclear weapon likely also has the ability to launch this electronic pulse,” Neuhaus Schaan said.

And she believes the Texas grid is vulnerable.

“Many of the switching devices are on modern technology,” Neuhaus Schaan said.

However, ERCOT officials say they are prepared for widespread blackouts.

“While no system is 100 percent invulnerable, industry members work continually to keep their systems and protection measures state-of-the-art to ensure that the state’s electrical grid remains secure. ERCOT’s job is to take appropriate steps to minimize the probability of a significant grid event and to be ready to respond if it does” ERCOT said in a statement.

“ERCOT is prepared for grid emergencies regardless of cause, whether it’s a weather event or some other physical or cyber event that might cause multiple failures of power plants or transmission lines.”

The problem with an EMP attack is that it doesn’t have to be the result of terrorism.

“If it happened, it would cause a tremendous disruption in our electrical grid,” Reiff stated.

But would it kill 90% of Americans affected? (source)

Hope for the best, but prepare for the worst.

This is a good motto to live by, despite how you think about things.

Individuals can still hope for the best (that things can and will eventually work out), but what good is your prosperity going to do if you don’t have anything to eat or a safe place to hang out for an extended period of time?

Why not prepare while you still can — when things are readily available and can still be purchased at cheap prices? The coming hyper-inflation will make any such purchases beforehand look very intelligent…

To prepare for the worst, you need a plan. Why are most people so against doing basic preparations that could be the difference on how they survive — or whetherthey survive?

History shows time and again that those who prepare always fare better than those who did not.

Having a plan and being determined to act on that plan will always be the best way to handle any contingencies, should they occur.

After disaster strikes, your mind is going to be racing around like a car on a race track. Preplanning and having a written set of measures to take will make someone’s life go much smoother when the SHTF.

SOURCE : http://www.prepperfortress.com/possible-emp-attack-false-flag-in-texas-dale-lewis/

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Survival MD (Best Post Collapse First Aid Survival Guide Ever)

Backyard Innovator (A Self Sustaining Source Of Fresh Meat,Vegetables And Clean Drinking Water)

Blackout USA (EMP survival and preparedness)

Conquering the coming collapse (Financial advice and preparedness )

Liberty Generator (Build and make your own energy source)

Backyard Liberty (Easy and cheap DIY Aquaponic system to grow your organic and living food bank)

Bullet Proof Home (A Prepper’s Guide in Safeguarding a Home )

Family Self Defense (Best Self Defense Strategies For You And Your Family)

Sold Out After Crisis (Best 37 Items To Hoard For A Long Term Crisis)

Survive The End Days (Biggest Cover Up Of Our President)

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