All posts by: JD Heyes

Collapse, Current Events, cyber warfare, Events, Natural disasters, Off the grid living, Preparedness & survival, Prepping, Technology June 22, 2017
Malware threat proves U.S. power grid much more vulnerable than previously believed
During a recent two-part series published by Bugout.news about how an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) could destroy the nation’s power grid, a portion of that report included ways to “EMP-proof” your life: Obtain non-electrical appliances; stock up on portable solar panels; self-defense; items to barter, and so on. The good news, however, is that experts don’t […]
Read more

---



Current Events, Environment, Government, Green living / sustainable living, Politics

Trump backs proposal to build border wall using solar panels

---



Civil Unrest, Collapse, Culture & Society, Current Events, Prepping

The EMP threat put in context: It may not be the top threat we face, but it’s still a threat – Part 2

---



Civil Unrest, Collapse, Current Events, Government, National Security

Trump orders nationwide preparation against power grid collapse initiated by cyber warfare

---



Collapse, Crime, Current Events, Government, military, National Security, Nuclear accidents, Nuclear weapons

Massive global ransomware attack underscores vulnerability of critical infrastructure needed to sustain life

---

---



Civil Unrest, Collapse, Culture & Society, Prepping

North Korean threat of potential EMP weapon means you’re running out of time to prep for a grid-down scenario

---



Civil Unrest, Collapse, Current Events, military, National Security, Nuclear weapons, Space Weapons

EMP Commission expert: North Korea preparing satellite launch of nuclear weapon that will wipe out U.S. electrical grid

---



Current Events, Energy, Environment, Government, Health

Britain celebrates first “coal-free day” since beginning of the Industrial Revolution

---



Current Events

Grid down in San Fran, NYC and LA – what happens when ALL major cities lose power?

---

---



Current Events, Environment, Technology April 11, 2017

28 nuclear reactors in the United States could suddenly fail due to earthquakes… most are located along the East Coast

The Fukushima disaster that occurred six years ago last month continues to plague Japan and the rest of the world to this day. Heavily damaged by a massive tsunami caused by an equally dest [...]

---