Hello from Oregon
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Warm Welcome from the Arizona valley folks. 
Howdy from a Texan .... and welcome to the forum and family...there's quite a few knowledgeable folks here that'll gladly tell ya what you need to know,or at least point ya in the right direction and/or give ya a good idea or2..and by all means jump right on in with any replies you have on a topic.
Welcome from Tennessee.
Welcome from Texas. When and why do you think the S will hit the fan?
Welcome from Washington State.
Welcome from a top secret location only 153 people know about.
Welcome. I always thought Oregon would be a great place to ride out a depression or all out Shtf. The only thing is it snows there.....
The reason for that is because DHS is urging people to stock up on supplies that will last up to 6 months because our power grid is a profound target to terrorists
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/...target-of-terrorists-profound-threat-says-dhs
Welcome from Alabama. It’s old news about our grid being a target, but unfortunately true.
But their urging people tho, you dont see the NIAC saying that unless something is going down.
True. Somewhere I read that they found some shot up electrical equipment in the middle of the last big fire in California. That’s not exactly a tough to pull off act.
Don’t know about there, but there is no security on the power grid here unless it’s a nuke plant...
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Howdy from Georgia!
Conspiracy time:
If you were PG&E (Pacific Gas & Electric) facing billions (yes with a capital B) in fines, law suits, It sure would be real convenient if a bunch of their equipment was found with bullet holes and terrorists got blamed. PG&E is already facing issues about lying about gas line inspections, a side trip down terrorist ally would make a very nice diversion.
Welcome from B.C. Canada
Up here even a bad winter storm will have power knocked out in secluded areas for weeks. Add in an attack on the grid in the winter months and the grid can easily be down for months.
Up here even a bad winter storm will have power knocked out in secluded areas for weeks. Add in an attack on the grid in the winter months and the grid can easily be down for months.
Welcome from Oklahoma!
