Revealed: Government's secret plans for
apocalyptic events included total takeover
or shut down of citizens' communication networks
Posted By: Ribicon, 5/28/2022 7:16:31 PM
Newly disclosed documents have revealed the United States government's plans in the event of a potential apocalypses—which include putting the kibosh on all civilian communications during wartime. The previously classified files, obtained by the NYU nonpartisan nonprofit the Brennan Center for Justice, detail wartime powers the president can enact in the case of a national emergency— such as a nuclear attack.(Snip)Several of the files, which were all penned during the administration of George W. Bush, detail a law that permits the president to take over or shut down communications networks in wartime. The policy, called the Communications Act, asserts that 'during the continuance of a war
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Forcing us into electric cars with remote kill switches was but a dream at that point. Now, the elites can halt communications and clear the roads of the peasantry when they flee to safety from the problems that they alone created. Is this a great country or what?