As Obama paved the way for Iran to create nuclear weapons through in 2015, a secret Iranian military playbook, translated by American defense experts, revealed a plan to attack America’s highly vulnerable electric grid with a nuclear EMP attack.
Reports indicate that if America’s power grid went down due to an EMP, 90% of the population would die within 18 months.
How prepared is Iran to make good on their plan?
An EMP attack is an assault on America’s power grid and electronics by detonating a nuclear bomb at high altitude. An EMP would completely fry all electronics, thrusting America back to the 18th century.
In order for Iran to carry out an EMP attack they would need a nuclear weapon, a missile capable of achieving the necessary altitude, anywhere from 25 to 250 miles above the Earth’s surface, and a platform to launch it.
Iran has at least 2 of these in place.
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Figures. Way to go Obama!
Support the NRA because you will need to protect your family’s. Don’t let the gun grabbers leave you defensless when the $#%&!@* hits the fan. We live in dangerous times.
learn to live as our forefathers did
Nice, new friendship and diplomatic agreement, can we get some more?
Dumbest thing I’ve ever heard!Thanks I needed a laugh!
Sharon, Learning to live as our forefathers did is easier said than done! More realistic is the correct dealing with loose cannons like Iran.
What comes after would kill. A strategic strike would also take out the grid, blowing most, or all transformers. This would take years to get everyone back on line. In the mean time, think about it, no computers, no electricity. Food is ordered by stores with computers, so the flow of food stops, water and gas are pumped using electricity. Within a few days of people being out of food and water, they will kill for a snickers bar and a bottle of water. I have a degree in power generation, and we studied this, it is scary $#%&!@*. Our grid is more fragile and vulnerable than people know. A m$#%&!@*ive solar flare, or a cyber attack on 2 key facilities would do the same. The grid is in a fragile balance, if too big of a disruption happens, we go black. How many people do you think could survive for 2 years without electricity? Our society is m$#%&!@*ively dependent on computers and electricity
The emp would not kill,
What comes after would kill. A strategic strike would also take out the grid, blowing most, or all transformers. This would take years to get everyone back on line. In the mean time, think about it, no computers, no electricity. Food is ordered by stores with computers, so the flow of food stops, water and gas are pumped using electricity. Within a few days of people being out of food and water, they will kill for a snickers bar and a bottle of water. I have a degree in power generation, and we studied this, it is scary $#%&!@*. Our grid is more fragile and vulnerable than people know. A m$#%&!@*ive solar flare, or a cyber attack on 2 key facilities would do the same. The grid is in a fragile balance, if too big of a disruption happens, we go black. How many people do you think could survive for 2 years without electricity? Our society is m$#%&!@*ively dependent on computers and electricity
What comes after would kill. A strategic strike would also take out the grid, blowing most, or all transformers. This would take years to get everyone back on line. In the mean time, think about it, no computers, no electricity. Food is ordered by stores with computers, so the flow of food stops, water and gas are pumped using electricity. Within a few days of people being out of food and water, they will kill for a snickers bar and a bottle of water. I have a degree in power generation, and we studied this, it is scary $#%&!@*. Our grid is more fragile and vulnerable than people know. A m$#%&!@*ive solar flare, or a cyber attack on 2 key facilities would do the same. The grid is in a fragile balance, if too big of a disruption happens, we go black. How many people do you think could survive for 2 years without electricity? Our society is m$#%&!@*ively dependent on computers and electricity
A Faraday Cage could prevent your electronics from being fried, but would there be any communication towers still functional ?