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WORLD WAR III Title: Experts Warn Congress: North Korean EMP Would Kill '90% of Americans' -- Consider Nuke First Strike Two EMP experts warned Congress on Thursday that North Korea is capable of executing an EMP attack over the United States which would send the U.S. back to the stone age and would lead to the deaths of 90 percent of all Americans within one year. Chairman Dr. William R. Graham and Chief of Staff Dr. Peter Vincent Pry of the Commission to Assess the Threat to the United States from Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) Attack told the Committee on Homeland Security that the U.S. is now facing a “doomsday scenario” as U.S. intelligence under the Obama administration grossly underestimated the capabilities of North Korea. Former NASA rocket scientist James Oberg visited North Korea’s Sohae space launch base, witnessed elaborate measures undertaken to conceal space launch payloads, and concludes in a 2017 article that the EMP threat from North Korea’s satellites should be taken seriously: Graham and Pry referenced writing from Ambassador Henry Cooper – former Director of the U.S. Strategic Defense Initiative, and a preeminent expert on missile defenses and space weapons – who has repeatedly warned U.S. officials about the threat presented by North Korea: Graham and Pry stated the U.S. now faces a serious and potentially imminent threat of a nuclear EMP attack from North Korea and that immediate action is needed: Congress received a variety of solutions for the mid-term and long-term in how they should approach the situation – however Graham and Pry did not mince words about what President Donald Trump needs to do, immediately: Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest Two EMP experts warned Congress on Thursday that North Korea is capable of executing an EMP attack over the United States which would send the U.S. back to the stone age Do you think the we would allow North Korea to launch and detonate a 1 megaton nuclear device over the United States? Oh, a country would be sent back to the stone age alright, but it wouldn't be the United States.
#2. To: Tooconservative (#0) This article is PROOF that experts suck. They can't get anything right.
#3. To: buckeroo (#2) Maybe you should write a letter to your congressman and tell him how things really are. Oh, right, you don't have a congressman, do you?
#4. To: Tooconservative (#3) Maybe you should write a letter to your congressman and tell him how things really are. What would be the point? One of the congressman's 100+ (paid for by the US government) staff members will place the letter into a "bad" pile or a "good" pile based on a cursory read. The congressman will be requested by the staff member to just evaluate the height of the two piles irrespective of any peruse of the content matter. If my letter is in the "good" pile, the congressman will pursue the will of his lobbyists which has little to do with my perspective. The letter then goes into the shredder, never to be reviewed again. Any letter written to a congressman is meaningless, in other words.
#5. To: buckeroo (#4) You don't have a congressman, bucky.
#6. To: Tooconservative (#5) (Edited) Further PROOF that there is no merit to write a congressman, isn't it? The USA is broke. The only way out is to get OUT!
#7. To: buckeroo (#6) Why do you care? You've already abandoned America. Too late for you to kneel or to stand for the anthem, bucky.
#8. To: Tooconservative, buckeroo (#0) North Korea doesn’t need an ICBM to create this existential threat. It could use its demonstrated satellite launcher to carry a nuclear weapon over the South Polar region and detonate it…over the United States to create a high-altitude electromagnetic pulse (HEMP)… They're hiding the worst of it. You won't be able to receive The Donald's tweets, and give them the thumbs up!
#9. To: hondo68 (#8) Even an EMP won't stop The Donald from issuing his mighty tweets.
#10. To: Tooconservative (#7) Why do you care? You've already abandoned America. Exactly. He's a waste of forum space. Don't waste your time on that nut case. I'm the infidel... Allah warned you about. كافر المسلح #11. To: Tooconservative (#0) Experts Warn Congress: North Korean EMP Would Kill '90% of Americans' If NK might have this ability, then China and Russia already have it, in which case, US national security is very much in jeopardy anyway, and the US really needs to start being nice to other countries on the planet. 90% is an exaggeration, though of course, even 10% would be enormously catastrophic.
#12. To: Tooconservative (#7) Too late for you to kneel or to stand for the anthem ... Now, you are attempting to tie me into this NFL BULLSHIT. Fuck you, pal.
#13. To: buckeroo (#12) I'm not your pal, buddy.
#14. To: Tooconservative (#13) No kidding, pal. You are completely off-the-wall in your remarcks. You are crazed from morn to the darkest hours of nigh, obsessed with your own posts. You don't actually read anyone's posts other than your own. You are like a BULLSHITTER "congressman" or any politician that doesn't do anything of merit. In America, there is little merit anymore. Get out, while you can!
#15. To: buckeroo (#14) (Edited) You don't actually read anyone's posts other than your own. I did read your post. It was: beware the experts! You offered nothing else. It was one of your usual nothing posts.
from morn to the darkest hours of nigh Well, pardon me, King James.
#16. To: Tooconservative (#0) For less than 50 Billion dollars, the power supply system could be hardened to protect the entire country from an EMP. Sounds like a good deal right? Actually the cost is much lower, I have heard it is in the neighborhood of 10 Billion. Pocket change, no problem you would think. Actually, the estimate is it would cost 3 Billion dollars, yet nothing is being done. Does anyone have the ear of President Trump? This would be a GREAT policy to push. Exercising rights is only radical to two people, Tyrants and Slaves. Which are YOU? Our ignorance has driven us into slavery and we do not recognize it. #17. To: jeremiad (#16) I agree we should harden the grid, especially the biggest transformer stations. Those things take years to manufacture and install. As we know, they are also quite vulnerable to terrorism and there was at least one dry run at a major transformer station using a deer rifle to hit its coolant tank a few years back.
#18. To: Tooconservative (#0) Two EMP experts warned Congress on Thursday that North Korea is capable of executing an EMP attack over the United States which would send the U.S. back to the stone age and would lead to the deaths of 90 percent of all Americans within one year. A nonsense. Even if they managed to explode such device, it would damage part of electronic equipment over limited area. The deaths would be on small scale - in car accidents, failed surgical operations, maybe airplanes. The main damage would be to the economy and prolonged mess (much longer than after hurricane but fixable).
#19. To: Pinguinite, Y'ALL, tooconservarive (#11) current U.S. BMD systems are not arranged to defend against even a single ICBM that approaches the United States from over the South Polar region, which is the direction toward which North Korea launches its satellites… So, North Korea doesn’t need an ICBM to create this existential threat. It could use its demonstrated satellite launcher to carry a nuclear weapon over the South Polar region and detonate it…over the United States to create a high-altitude electromagnetic pulse (HEMP)…The result could be to shut down the U.S. electric power grid for an indefinite period, leading to the death within a year of up to 90 percent of all Americans—as the EMP Commission testified over eight years ago. Correct, 10% would be enough to kill millions. But the establishment PTB consider all this as a kooky CT, right TC?.
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