What the heck happens to people who need electricity for home medical equipment? No power for up to five days?
I haven’t seen any talk of opening shelters, but it might be appropriate.
All around the Bay Area, but not SF.
Businesses closed. Schools closed. Grocery stores without cold storage. No gas.
I’ll send prayers up for Cali-FReeQs. I can’t imagine why this isn’t major national news!
Something is definitely rotten here...
SF may not have large areas with brush and grass, trees etc right next to power lines and transformers where big fires could spread.
My best friend in El Dorado County is having her electricity turned off today for at least 3 days. They have a wood stove and are pretty well prepared for stuff. But many people are not, live in apartments, etc. I assume elevators run with electricity. And C-pap machines, etc.
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I was thinking of a false flag situation where there is minor/major wildfire that hits an area that already has the power turned off. Perhaps that will work as reasonable doubt for the round of lawsuits that PG&E is dealing with right now. We'll see.
3 days of food available on a good day from the market.
Not everyone preps but maybe they are trying to find out what kind of panic will happen or estimate how many people are prepped. Prepped people are usually armed people I would think....
If the power is off long enough, power dependent food storage is worthless and people might not be able to restock.
Maybe they(PTB)want something like this to happen. People with no utilities and food are easier to control.
Complete darkness can hide a lot of things. So can lack of communication. They’re so unhinged they might start rounding people up for their own good, who knows? No communication or light could hide abuse by authorities.
We aren’t in an area that is definitely expected to be affected but we did make sure we had some extra bottled water, I did a lot of canning this summer and we have propane stoves. Even my mom prepped a little bit and she’s very DGI sometimes.
Maybe they’re just creating a problem so they can implement a solution they want that we hate.
There isn’t even a breeze in my AO but my son’s work cancelled(they do government contracts-petroleum and military infrastructure).
My husband still had to work but he keeps gasoline trucks moving. For him to have to stay home everything would have to be over already.
I do feel like something is odd here. I don’t trust PGE or the state and they are in cahoots, they always have been.
SF is not a heavily wooded, grassy area at all. No need. My area has power, but then, we are wired underground.