[TSgt]

An EMP blast could do this.

It is unlikely that one could be detonated by terrorists at the necessary altitude.

[Nathan Zachary]

Thats odd, how come it didn’t when we detonated nukes south of Hawaii, and in the ionosphere in the 50’s and 60’s?

Emp attacks are fiction.

[Quix]

Folks seem to be

unable or unwilling

to wrap their minds around the notion that . . . .

—terrorists
—Russians
—Chinese
—North Koreans
—our own ‘black ops’ folks
—Iran
—Pakistani’s
et al
. . .
. . .
. . .

ARE ALL

quite sufficiently if not thoroughly under the very heavy handed control of the globalist oligarchy.

At some point, it is merely a strategic or operational or even convenience issue

as to which

of such groups are USED to destroy the USA sufficiently to enable an easier and quicker overt rise of the global government.

So . . . are you saying that the North Koreans could not manage such an event from off our shores by various means?

Or the Chinese?

Or the Russians?

Sorry, in my below, I’m not trying to per se insult you or your IQ.

I just sometimes think that folks must be

believing in the TOOTH FAIRY to protect our beloved homeland.

[TalonDJ]

Line of sight, and effective range are not the same thing.

[GOPJ]

Seems it would be easier to do two - one over Ohio. and one over Denver. Both in the 100 range... That would pretty much wipe out the country...

Back in the 60's when we had the first big blackout in New York they had a difficult time getting the generators going because the motors were started with electricity. Apparently a coal power plant was found in up state New York that was able to provide the "match" to get the system running. I wonder if that's been taken into account?