FEMA, W.H. send storm victims to Internet – during BLACKOUT!
Tuesday, October 30, 2012 10:20
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Despite the heightened expectation of widespread power and cable television failures, everyone from the president to local newscasters seem to expect the public to rely entirely on the Internet and their TVs for vital news and instructions.
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2012-10-30 10:17:19
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I find that closing remark humorous. “That basic level of preparedness has been lost.”
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It was not lost it was stolen. Along with our ability to generate our own power, we lost our own communications. They have taken a complete Monopoly of all Necessary to Life Services and have illegally Incorporated everything to their Benefit and Gain, and this is part of the crime called Covet Means. Then they charge us multiple Fee’s & create multiple streams of profit, for a service that was created for the Free service to the Public, of Need to know information and critical storms were included in that.
This appears to have provided a test run, for what would happen to our ability to communicate if they shut all the power down. I did think it odd they shut down completely, and so very early. Also, looking at the pictures so far, there really wasn’t that bad of flooding so far as I’ve seen. Compared to southern historic flooding, some pic’s look like Houston after a hard rain. They haven’t reported many deaths, but I’ve always found them to lie about these things. We’ll have to wait until we can hear from the residents themselves before we know more.