An employee attack would leave 574 deaths $35.7billion in damage in just one day

[MindWars]

An attack on the nation’s electric grid, from a solar storm, terrorist or enemy like North Korea, would have a devastating impact even if it lasted just one day, Congress and the Pentagon have been warned. A one-day blackout would cost the lives of 574, due to a lack of emergency medical equipment powered by electricity, and result in a “societal cost” of $35.7 billion. And, according to a new compilation of official

An EMP attack would leave 574 deaths, $35.7 billion in damage in just ONE DAY
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If we ever did have a serioulsy long power outage millions would die especailly today. So many are unable to grow anything , many younger generations don't even know what a record player is, or a can opener, an old fashioned. rotary dialed phone. They expect technology to do everything for them.

The snowflakes who need a safe space omg, can we see them trying to survive when peopel are just about to kill each other for food oh the snowflakes would surely never make it.

A lot of people have warned for years we are an easy target maybe hte globalist set it up just perfectly .


Back in 2003 I believe it was the entire east coast was without power for days.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

You mean an EMP attack. You had me going with the employee attack.

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

Any EMP attack, or cyber attack that brings down the electrical grid should be treated as a nuclear attack, and we should respond at that level.

 

[Indeependent]

Excessive potato chip intake is also dangerous.

 

[MindWars]

Excessive potato chip intake is also dangerous.

Hmmm , those sound good I think I need to go munch on some dam you LOL.

 

[MindWars]

Just think if the power outage was bad enough all the Nuclear plants would start melting down , we would be the new FUKUSHIMA. lol.

 

[MindWars]

This is a really cool map to watch live attacks just on a daily basis

Norse Attack Map

 

[DOTR]

No power for 28 days here one hurricane season. The level of misery is incomprehensible without living through it. And I was well prepared.