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👁 Seven days before America's midterm elections, a global preparedness pattern is coming into focus... there is no reason to panic... Britain launched its Be Ready campaign October 22, urging 72-hour household independence. Similar guidance spans Europe, with Nordic countries recommending a week and Germany ten days... Taiwan calls...

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🚨 Something STRANGE is happening across multiple countries: governments are telling people to prepare for systems failing. Britain wants households to keep three days of supplies. The EU says citizens should be ready for 72 hours without essential services. Japan is pushing for a full week. Scandinavian countries have already sent crisis guidance directly to the public. The U.S. military is going much further. The Pentagon is preparing bases to keep operating for up to 90 days if a major conflict knocks out power, communications or other critical infrastructure. That would normally sound like boring civil-defense planning. Except it is happening while the U.S. is moving forces around Iran, Washington is openly weighing another confrontation, and fears of Iranian retaliation are increasingly focused on cyberattacks against power grids, banks and communications networks. There is still a diplomatic off-ramp. JD Vance has renewed outreach, and another escalation is not inevitable. But this is why the preparedness push is getting so much attention now. No government has said an attack is imminent. Still, when several countries start telling people how to live without the systems they depend on, people WILL notice. Brandon Weichert
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🚨 Something STRANGE is happening across multiple countries: governments are telling people to prepare for systems failing. Britain wants households to keep three days of supplies. The EU says citizens should be ready for 72 hours without essential services. Japan is pushing for a full week. Scandinavian countries have already sent crisis guidance directly to the public. The U.S. military is going much further. The Pentagon is preparing bases to keep operating for up to 90 days if a major conflict knocks out power, communications or other critical infrastructure. That would normally sound like boring civil-defense planning. Except it is happening while the U.S. is moving forces around Iran, Washington is openly weighing another confrontation, and fears of Iranian retaliation are increasingly focused on cyberattacks against power grids, banks and communications networks. There is still a diplomatic off-ramp. JD Vance has renewed outreach, and another escalation is not inevitable. But this is why the preparedness push is getting so much attention now. No government has said an attack is imminent. Still, when several countries start telling people how to live without the systems they depend on, people WILL notice. Brandon Weichert

Mario Nawfal

337,145 views • 3 days ago

PROJECT FORTRESS: The Pentagon is updating its domestic defense strategy to prepare military installations for severe multi-domain warfare scenarios, including widespread power grid outages, disrupted satellite networks, and crippled global supply chains. Under a new defense initiative dubbed "FORTRESS," nearly 200 major military installations across the continental United States will be required to operate independently for up to 90 days. Documents obtained by Fox News detail plans for portable nuclear reactors, hardened backup power grids, jam-resistant communications, and domestic industrial readiness. Jennifer Griffin reports on the multi-billion-dollar plan, European civilian preparedness warnings, and expert analysis on vulnerabilities facing civilian rail, port, and power infrastructure supporting defense mobility.
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PROJECT FORTRESS: The Pentagon is updating its domestic defense strategy to prepare military installations for severe multi-domain warfare scenarios, including widespread power grid outages, disrupted satellite networks, and crippled global supply chains. Under a new defense initiative dubbed "FORTRESS," nearly 200 major military installations across the continental United States will be required to operate independently for up to 90 days. Documents obtained by Fox News detail plans for portable nuclear reactors, hardened backup power grids, jam-resistant communications, and domestic industrial readiness. Jennifer Griffin reports on the multi-billion-dollar plan, European civilian preparedness warnings, and expert analysis on vulnerabilities facing civilian rail, port, and power infrastructure supporting defense mobility.

Special Report

79,093 views • 6 days ago

🚨 WOW! Trump and Hegseth’s Department of War is preparing EVERY major U.S. military base in the homeland to operate at least 90 DAYS completely off the civilian grid in the event of war — Fox Long overdue! 🇺🇸 Under the Pentagon's new "FORTRESS" plan, continental U.S. installations will be equipped with portable nuclear microreactors, battery storage, and independent water, fuel, and communications systems Along plans to convert civilian factories to wartime defense production. "Power is combat now. Without electricity, you lose communications, water, logistics, assembly lines and just basic military command structures." Hegseth recently confirmed that we MUST ensure our installations can operate independently. This is how we stay number 1! Pete Hegseth Sean Parnell
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🚨 WOW! Trump and Hegseth’s Department of War is preparing EVERY major U.S. military base in the homeland to operate at least 90 DAYS completely off the civilian grid in the event of war — Fox Long overdue! 🇺🇸 Under the Pentagon's new "FORTRESS" plan, continental U.S. installations will be equipped with portable nuclear microreactors, battery storage, and independent water, fuel, and communications systems Along plans to convert civilian factories to wartime defense production. "Power is combat now. Without electricity, you lose communications, water, logistics, assembly lines and just basic military command structures." Hegseth recently confirmed that we MUST ensure our installations can operate independently. This is how we stay number 1! Pete Hegseth Sean Parnell

Eric Daugherty

266,360 views • 7 days ago

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Visioner

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FORTRESS AMERICA: THE PENTAGON PREPARES FOR BLACKOUTS. WHAT ABOUT EVERYONE ELSE? The Pentagon wants major U.S. military bases ready to operate for at least 90 days without outside support. Its FORTRESS plan envisions independent power grids, portable nuclear reactors, stockpiles of fuel and ammunition, and civilian factories ready to produce military supplies. The message is clear: planners can no longer assume the next major war will stay overseas. That raises urgent questions about civilian preparedness. America’s reliance on foreign-made electrical equipment has fueled concerns about power-grid vulnerabilities. Officials have investigated Chinese-made transformers and undocumented communications devices in power inverters, although a later Energy Department investigation found no evidence those devices were malicious. Meanwhile, Britain’s defense secretary is urging households to keep emergency supplies for natural disasters and disruptions involving terrorists or hostile states. With Middle East tensions rising, what happens if electricity, communications, and supply chains fail together? None of this proves an imminent global war or a secret plan. Preparing for catastrophe does not mean catastrophe is coming. But if military bases are planning to keep operating while surrounding infrastructure fails, Americans deserve to know the civilian plan. Who keeps hospitals running, food moving, and communities connected? FORTRESS America addresses military survival. What protects the millions outside its gates? David Pyne joins me to discuss.
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Ben Swann

144,952 views • 6 days ago

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The Pentagon just admitted the civilian power grid is a major vulnerability, and they are preparing to pull the plug. 🧵👇 Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth just unveiled the FORTRESS America initiative—and it's essentially a massive national insurance policy for the homeland. The quiet part is finally being said out loud: relying on the civilian grid to keep the nation’s defense infrastructure online is an intolerable risk. The military is officially preparing for a multi-front conflict where the homeland is no longer safe behind two oceans. The core directives of the FORTRESS project are massive: •90 Days of Darkness: Every single major continental U.S. military base must now be capable of maintaining full operations completely isolated from the civilian grid for at least 3 months. That means independent electricity, micro nuclear reactors, water, fuel, and communications. •Supply Chain Panic: The Pentagon is ending decades of relying on foreign mines for rare earths and overseas factories for microchips. They are aggressively clawing back the defense industrial base to U.S. soil. •The "Invisible" Threat: Top generals are explicitly warning that the next war won't start with a traditional strike, but rather a systematic, cyber-driven shutdown of civilian public works to freeze military movement. If the military is spending billions to make sure their bases don't go dark when the civilian grid gets hit by an inevitable cyberattack or sabotage, what is the plan for the rest of the country? Are you prepared for a prolonged infrastructure failure, or are you still relying on a grid the military is actively decoupling from? Drop your thoughts below. 🔌⚠️#anttsinc

Anttsinc

20,917 views • 8 days ago

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🚨🇬🇧WHAT IS THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT PREPARING FOR? Then: The War Books are being rewritten. The National Risk Register has been expanded. Britain is preparing the largest UK home-defence exercise in decades. Government departments are planning for hybrid attacks, cyber disruption and threats to critical infrastructure. And now ordinary households are being encouraged to prepare for emergencies themselves. Why now? I spent days examining the Government's own documents. What they reveal is not evidence that an attack on Britain is imminent. But neither should what is happening be dismissed. Britain is preparing for a world in which war, cyberattack, energy disruption, supply-chain failure and threats to critical infrastructure can increasingly intersect. And there is already evidence of the threat moving beyond planning exercises. A cyberattack recently knocked a small British electricity generator offline for several days. The wider grid was never at risk. But the incident demonstrated that attacks on Britain's critical infrastructure are no longer merely hypothetical. So I went through: Exercise ALBISTON SHADOW. Britain's classified War Books. The National Risk Register 2026. The Government's Resilience Action Plan. And its advice to British households. In this PTC, I show you what the documents actually say — and separate what we know from what people are merely speculating. Watch the investigation. Then read the full X Article attached below and examine the evidence yourself. The conclusion isn't that we should panic. It's that we should pay attention. Because governments prepare before emergencies happen. Families should think the same way.

Jim Ferguson

1,290,072 views • 2 months ago

🇺🇸🇮🇷 Another war with Iran could expose just HOW VULNERABLE America's POWER GRID really is. Brandon Weichert spoke with Chris Heaven, founder of Survival Dispatch, about a frightening possibility that isn't getting nearly enough attention. What happens if another American attack on Iran triggers retaliation against critical infrastructure at home? Chris has spent years working in technology and emergency preparedness. And he believes the U.S. is dangerously unprepared for a prolonged disruption. His concern goes well beyond losing electricity. Without power and communications, banks could stop functioning, grocery deliveries could be interrupted, and water treatment facilities could struggle to operate. And replacing damaged electrical equipment isn't necessarily a quick fix. Some major transformers can take years to manufacture and deliver. We also discuss the pressure that high diesel and fertilizer prices are putting on America's food supply, and why even a relatively short disruption could become a serious problem for households. Chris walks us through practical preparations, from storing food and drinking water to backup power, emergency communications and coordinating with neighbors. Importantly, there's no evidence that an attack on the American power grid is imminent. Chris is describing a worst-case scenario, not a confirmed Iranian operation. America has built an extraordinarily sophisticated economy that depends on electricity, communications and deliveries working almost perfectly every single day. And we rarely consider what happens when several of those systems fail at once. Brandon Weichert Christopher Heaven
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Another war with Iran could expose just HOW VULNERABLE America's POWER GRID really is. Brandon Weichert spoke with Chris Heaven, founder of Survival Dispatch, about a frightening possibility that isn't getting nearly enough attention. What happens if another American attack on Iran triggers retaliation against critical infrastructure at home? Chris has spent years working in technology and emergency preparedness. And he believes the U.S. is dangerously unprepared for a prolonged disruption. His concern goes well beyond losing electricity. Without power and communications, banks could stop functioning, grocery deliveries could be interrupted, and water treatment facilities could struggle to operate. And replacing damaged electrical equipment isn't necessarily a quick fix. Some major transformers can take years to manufacture and deliver. We also discuss the pressure that high diesel and fertilizer prices are putting on America's food supply, and why even a relatively short disruption could become a serious problem for households. Chris walks us through practical preparations, from storing food and drinking water to backup power, emergency communications and coordinating with neighbors. Importantly, there's no evidence that an attack on the American power grid is imminent. Chris is describing a worst-case scenario, not a confirmed Iranian operation. America has built an extraordinarily sophisticated economy that depends on electricity, communications and deliveries working almost perfectly every single day. And we rarely consider what happens when several of those systems fail at once. Brandon Weichert Christopher Heaven

Mario Nawfal

216,175 views • 1 day ago

They always tell us first. Pentagon’s FORTRESS initiative: every major U.S. base must operate for 90 days with zero civilian power, water, fuel, food, or supply chains. Portable reactors, microgrids, and wartime medical/ammo stocks. Meanwhile, the UK, Germany, Sweden, Norway, Finland, France, Netherlands, Japan, and others are telling citizens to stock food and water. 3-10 days is nowhere near enough. Match the military (90 days) or, better yet, aim for a year. Civilians are last on the priority list. Prepare now so you’re among the helpful, not the needy. Video attached here, with more back at my site. Full breakdown (threats + bare-minimum checklist) for subscribers:
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They always tell us first. Pentagon’s FORTRESS initiative: every major U.S. base must operate for 90 days with zero civilian power, water, fuel, food, or supply chains. Portable reactors, microgrids, and wartime medical/ammo stocks. Meanwhile, the UK, Germany, Sweden, Norway, Finland, France, Netherlands, Japan, and others are telling citizens to stock food and water. 3-10 days is nowhere near enough. Match the military (90 days) or, better yet, aim for a year. Civilians are last on the priority list. Prepare now so you’re among the helpful, not the needy. Video attached here, with more back at my site. Full breakdown (threats + bare-minimum checklist) for subscribers:

Chris Martenson

46,351 views • 4 days ago

🚨 Governments are telling their citizens to prepare. All at once. In just 10 days: • Oct 21 – Government websites across Europe pulled offline after AI-found flaws in PHP. 32 UK gov services went dark. • Oct 22 – UK launches "Be Ready": 3 days of food, 9 litres of water per person, cash, a radio. Torch sales nearly quadrupled. • Oct 25 – Pentagon's FORTRESS plan: every major US base to run 90 days with no outside power, water, fuel or comms. • Oct 25 – UK Defence Secretary: "a little over 1,000 days" to be ready to fight and win a war. • Nov 2 – Japan will urge every household to store 3 days of supplies. Ideally a week. Every country that has told its people to get ready 👇 🇬🇧 UK – 3 days 🇯🇵 Japan – 3 days to 1 week 🇮🇪 Ireland – booklet mailed to all 2.2M homes 🇱🇺 Luxembourg – 72-hour guide to every household 🇧🇪 Belgium – 72 hours, 4-year national campaign 🇳🇱 Netherlands – 72 hours, booklet to 8.5M homes 🇫🇷 France – 72 hours 🇩🇪 Germany – up to 10 days 🇸🇪 Sweden – 1 week, "If Crisis or War Comes" 🇳🇴 Norway – 1 week 🇨🇭 Switzerland – 1 week + a shelter space for every resident 🇫🇮 Finland – 72 hours 🇩🇰 Denmark – 72 hours 🇵🇱 Poland – 72 hours, war guide 🇨🇿 Czechia – 72-hour guide to every home 🇪🇪🇱🇻🇱🇹 Baltics – national crisis guides 🇦🇹🇭🇷 Austria, Croatia – stockpile advice 🇹🇼 Taiwan – national guide for disaster and invasion 🇨🇦 Canada – 72 hours 🇪🇺 EU – told all its citizens to keep a 72-hour kit Their bases: 90 days. Your pantry: 3. Preparing for a crisis is starting to sound like everyday news. Officially it's storms, cyberattacks and war. So why is everyone doing it at the same time? Is your household ready? 👇
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🚨 Governments are telling their citizens to prepare. All at once. In just 10 days: • Oct 21 – Government websites across Europe pulled offline after AI-found flaws in PHP. 32 UK gov services went dark. • Oct 22 – UK launches "Be Ready": 3 days of food, 9 litres of water per person, cash, a radio. Torch sales nearly quadrupled. • Oct 25 – Pentagon's FORTRESS plan: every major US base to run 90 days with no outside power, water, fuel or comms. • Oct 25 – UK Defence Secretary: "a little over 1,000 days" to be ready to fight and win a war. • Nov 2 – Japan will urge every household to store 3 days of supplies. Ideally a week. Every country that has told its people to get ready 👇 🇬🇧 UK – 3 days 🇯🇵 Japan – 3 days to 1 week 🇮🇪 Ireland – booklet mailed to all 2.2M homes 🇱🇺 Luxembourg – 72-hour guide to every household 🇧🇪 Belgium – 72 hours, 4-year national campaign 🇳🇱 Netherlands – 72 hours, booklet to 8.5M homes 🇫🇷 France – 72 hours 🇩🇪 Germany – up to 10 days 🇸🇪 Sweden – 1 week, "If Crisis or War Comes" 🇳🇴 Norway – 1 week 🇨🇭 Switzerland – 1 week + a shelter space for every resident 🇫🇮 Finland – 72 hours 🇩🇰 Denmark – 72 hours 🇵🇱 Poland – 72 hours, war guide 🇨🇿 Czechia – 72-hour guide to every home 🇪🇪🇱🇻🇱🇹 Baltics – national crisis guides 🇦🇹🇭🇷 Austria, Croatia – stockpile advice 🇹🇼 Taiwan – national guide for disaster and invasion 🇨🇦 Canada – 72 hours 🇪🇺 EU – told all its citizens to keep a 72-hour kit Their bases: 90 days. Your pantry: 3. Preparing for a crisis is starting to sound like everyday news. Officially it's storms, cyberattacks and war. So why is everyone doing it at the same time? Is your household ready? 👇

Open Minded Approach

167,634 views • 2 days ago

President and CEO Amin Nasser discussed the importance of resilience across operations and the wider energy system, highlighting the role of supply chains, strategic investment, and collaboration in responding to disruption
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President and CEO Amin Nasser discussed the importance of resilience across operations and the wider energy system, highlighting the role of supply chains, strategic investment, and collaboration in responding to disruption

aramco

11,083,071 views • 28 days ago

BREAKING | 🇮🇷🇺🇸🇮🇱‼️‼️ Iran is reportedly preparing to target critical undersea internet cables in retaliation for a potential new military offensive by the United States and Israel, raising fears that another regional war could disrupt global communications and financial systems. According to Reuters, Tehran is considering attacks on submarine communication cables as a possible response to renewed American or Israeli military strikes. Damage to these networks could disrupt international internet connectivity, interfere with banking transactions, and affect financial market operations. The severity of the consequences would depend on the location and extent of the damage, with major disruptions potentially causing temporary internet outages across affected regions. The reported preparations have not been independently confirmed. The threat would extend the consequences of a confrontation with Iran far beyond conventional military targets. Undersea cables carry vast amounts of international data and financial traffic, making them critical infrastructure for economies well outside the Middle East. A coordinated attack on these networks could turn a regional military escalation into a wider economic and communications crisis, potentially affecting countries not directly involved in the fighting. See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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BREAKING | 🇮🇷🇺🇸🇮🇱‼️‼️ Iran is reportedly preparing to target critical undersea internet cables in retaliation for a potential new military offensive by the United States and Israel, raising fears that another regional war could disrupt global communications and financial systems. According to Reuters, Tehran is considering attacks on submarine communication cables as a possible response to renewed American or Israeli military strikes. Damage to these networks could disrupt international internet connectivity, interfere with banking transactions, and affect financial market operations. The severity of the consequences would depend on the location and extent of the damage, with major disruptions potentially causing temporary internet outages across affected regions. The reported preparations have not been independently confirmed. The threat would extend the consequences of a confrontation with Iran far beyond conventional military targets. Undersea cables carry vast amounts of international data and financial traffic, making them critical infrastructure for economies well outside the Middle East. A coordinated attack on these networks could turn a regional military escalation into a wider economic and communications crisis, potentially affecting countries not directly involved in the fighting. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

50,387 views • 9 days ago

Not a Prepper? You May Want to Think Like One This Week If You Live Across the Southern and Eastern U.S. Matt Randolph is an oil and gas expert and a Forbes energy contributor who focuses on how power grids, refineries, pipelines, LNG terminals, and water systems behave under stress. That’s why his warning matters. He’s not talking about a routine winter storm..he’s flagging the risk of an infrastructure event, similar to Texas in 2021 but potentially colder, wider, and harder to recover from. The key change is confidence..weather models that initially looked extreme have now converged, which is usually the point where risk stops being theoretical and starts being practical. The biggest danger is ice combined with extreme cold. Inches of ice can snap power lines, turn roads into glass, and stop emergency services from reaching people. Once the grid goes down, water systems, fuel distribution, and refinery operations follow, stretching outages from days into weeks. Large parts of the southern U.S. aren’t built for sustained deep freezes, and if this forecast even comes close, the impacts could be severe with prolonged outages, supply disruptions, and real risk to life. This is a hard reminder that when cold, ice, and fragile infrastructure collide, the downside escalates fast.
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Not a Prepper? You May Want to Think Like One This Week If You Live Across the Southern and Eastern U.S. Matt Randolph is an oil and gas expert and a Forbes energy contributor who focuses on how power grids, refineries, pipelines, LNG terminals, and water systems behave under stress. That’s why his warning matters. He’s not talking about a routine winter storm..he’s flagging the risk of an infrastructure event, similar to Texas in 2021 but potentially colder, wider, and harder to recover from. The key change is confidence..weather models that initially looked extreme have now converged, which is usually the point where risk stops being theoretical and starts being practical. The biggest danger is ice combined with extreme cold. Inches of ice can snap power lines, turn roads into glass, and stop emergency services from reaching people. Once the grid goes down, water systems, fuel distribution, and refinery operations follow, stretching outages from days into weeks. Large parts of the southern U.S. aren’t built for sustained deep freezes, and if this forecast even comes close, the impacts could be severe with prolonged outages, supply disruptions, and real risk to life. This is a hard reminder that when cold, ice, and fragile infrastructure collide, the downside escalates fast.

EndGame Macro

36,783 views • 9 months ago

THIS IS NOT A DRILL. ⚠️ There are 319 critical-severity vulnerabilities in electronic voting systems—suppressed for 22 MONTHS while these machines stayed certified and ready to be used AGAIN in 2026. Election systems are officially classified as critical infrastructure. An attack on our election system is, by definition, an ATTACK ON THE NATION ITSELF. We MUST get rid of these electronic platforms and move to TRANSPARENT, HAND-COUNTED, PAPER BALLOT elections. We will not stop FIGHTING until our elections belong to the American people. Go to see the facts, and SHARE this with everyone you know.
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THIS IS NOT A DRILL. ⚠️ There are 319 critical-severity vulnerabilities in electronic voting systems—suppressed for 22 MONTHS while these machines stayed certified and ready to be used AGAIN in 2026. Election systems are officially classified as critical infrastructure. An attack on our election system is, by definition, an ATTACK ON THE NATION ITSELF. We MUST get rid of these electronic platforms and move to TRANSPARENT, HAND-COUNTED, PAPER BALLOT elections. We will not stop FIGHTING until our elections belong to the American people. Go to see the facts, and SHARE this with everyone you know.

Mike Lindell

97,726 views • 3 months ago

Health threats do not stop at borders. Today, we have launched the Global Health Resilience Initiative to strengthen preparedness, support resilient health systems, improve access to vaccines and medicines, and reinforce global cooperation. More:
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Health threats do not stop at borders. Today, we have launched the Global Health Resilience Initiative to strengthen preparedness, support resilient health systems, improve access to vaccines and medicines, and reinforce global cooperation. More:

European Commission

14,206 views • 5 months ago

GOVERNMENTS TELL US TO PREPARE FOR WAR: WHAT ARE THEY DOING TO PREVENT IT? Eighteen countries are urging citizens to prepare for emergencies. From natural disasters and blackouts to possible war. The Pentagon’s Fortress America initiative aims to keep major U.S. military bases operating for at least 90 days without outside support, with independent electricity, water, fuel, and communications, alongside weapons stockpiles and defense production. Britain’s “Be Ready” campaign asks households to store essentials for three days. Norway recommends a week without normal services, while Germany requires 18-year-old men to complete military-service questionnaires. Why has preparing for severe disruption become such an urgent international priority? Federal guidance already recommends several days of emergency supplies. These precautions address storms, earthquakes, cyberattacks, and other disasters, not just war. They do not prove governments know World War Three is coming. Still, with further U.S.–Iran confrontation possible, citizens deserve more than survival instructions. Where is the equally urgent push for diplomacy, de-escalation, and preventing a full-scale conflict? Prepare for emergencies, but demand accountability from the leaders making decisions that could trigger them. We cannot know their private motives. We can question whether protecting power and influence takes priority over preventing catastrophe. Soldiers, families, and civilians would bear the greatest cost, not just the officials at negotiating tables. Are governments preparing people for war, or conditioning them to accept it as inevitable? World War Three must never become something we simply plan to endure. The priority must be preventing it. What do we make of these warnings? Jay Dyer joins to discuss.
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GOVERNMENTS TELL US TO PREPARE FOR WAR: WHAT ARE THEY DOING TO PREVENT IT? Eighteen countries are urging citizens to prepare for emergencies. From natural disasters and blackouts to possible war. The Pentagon’s Fortress America initiative aims to keep major U.S. military bases operating for at least 90 days without outside support, with independent electricity, water, fuel, and communications, alongside weapons stockpiles and defense production. Britain’s “Be Ready” campaign asks households to store essentials for three days. Norway recommends a week without normal services, while Germany requires 18-year-old men to complete military-service questionnaires. Why has preparing for severe disruption become such an urgent international priority? Federal guidance already recommends several days of emergency supplies. These precautions address storms, earthquakes, cyberattacks, and other disasters, not just war. They do not prove governments know World War Three is coming. Still, with further U.S.–Iran confrontation possible, citizens deserve more than survival instructions. Where is the equally urgent push for diplomacy, de-escalation, and preventing a full-scale conflict? Prepare for emergencies, but demand accountability from the leaders making decisions that could trigger them. We cannot know their private motives. We can question whether protecting power and influence takes priority over preventing catastrophe. Soldiers, families, and civilians would bear the greatest cost, not just the officials at negotiating tables. Are governments preparing people for war, or conditioning them to accept it as inevitable? World War Three must never become something we simply plan to endure. The priority must be preventing it. What do we make of these warnings? Jay Dyer joins to discuss.

Ben Swann

207,991 views • 4 days ago

🚨HEZBOLLAH TARGETS: ISRAELI INFRASTRUCTURE Hezbollah’s remixed “Hoopoe Mission” video revealed potential targets in Israel, including military bases, power plants, water facilities, and government buildings. This escalation could potentially cause more damage than the October 7 attacks, crippling Israel’s critical infrastructure and disrupting essential services. IDF is on high alert, deploying additional troops and air defense systems to counter the threat. The Israeli government warns citizens to prepare for potential power outages and water shortages. Military intelligence highlights that Hezbollah’s advanced capabilities and strategies have significantly increased the threat level. Source: TOI
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🚨HEZBOLLAH TARGETS: ISRAELI INFRASTRUCTURE Hezbollah’s remixed “Hoopoe Mission” video revealed potential targets in Israel, including military bases, power plants, water facilities, and government buildings. This escalation could potentially cause more damage than the October 7 attacks, crippling Israel’s critical infrastructure and disrupting essential services. IDF is on high alert, deploying additional troops and air defense systems to counter the threat. The Israeli government warns citizens to prepare for potential power outages and water shortages. Military intelligence highlights that Hezbollah’s advanced capabilities and strategies have significantly increased the threat level. Source: TOI

Mario Nawfal

55,429 views • 2 years ago

Head of CISA: - Chinese attacks on U.S. infrastructure “just the tip of the iceberg” & a “very real—not theoretical—threat” - Embedded into most sensitive critical infrastructure for “disruption or destruction in the event of a crisis in the Taiwan Strait” - War in Asia could see “very real impacts to the lives of Americans with attacks against pipelines, water facilities, transportation nodes, & communications” - Goal: Induce societal panic & deter U.S. ability to marshal military might and citizen will ARCHIVED: Jen Easterly, Director of the Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency, speaking to The Cipher Brief about China’s devastating Salt Typhoon (telecommunications) and Volt Typhoon (infrastructure) hacks:
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Head of CISA: - Chinese attacks on U.S. infrastructure “just the tip of the iceberg” & a “very real—not theoretical—threat” - Embedded into most sensitive critical infrastructure for “disruption or destruction in the event of a crisis in the Taiwan Strait” - War in Asia could see “very real impacts to the lives of Americans with attacks against pipelines, water facilities, transportation nodes, & communications” - Goal: Induce societal panic & deter U.S. ability to marshal military might and citizen will ARCHIVED: Jen Easterly, Director of the Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency, speaking to The Cipher Brief about China’s devastating Salt Typhoon (telecommunications) and Volt Typhoon (infrastructure) hacks:

Ian Ellis

101,583 views • 1 year ago

‼️‼️🇺🇦🇷🇺 BREAKING | Ukraine has reportedly launched one of its largest long-range drone operations in recent months, with more than 340 kamikaze drones currently heading toward Russian regions and occupied Crimea. The large-scale strike is reportedly targeting military facilities, as well as key economic and energy infrastructure, across multiple regions of Russia and occupied Crimea. If the scale of the operation is confirmed, it would rank among the most significant Ukrainian long-range drone raids of the war, placing sustained pressure on Russia's air defense network across a vast geographic area. Such attacks continue to demonstrate Kyiv's ability to threaten strategic targets deep behind the front line, forcing Moscow to disperse valuable air defense assets and increasing the cost of protecting critical military and industrial infrastructure. See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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‼️‼️🇺🇦🇷🇺 BREAKING | Ukraine has reportedly launched one of its largest long-range drone operations in recent months, with more than 340 kamikaze drones currently heading toward Russian regions and occupied Crimea. The large-scale strike is reportedly targeting military facilities, as well as key economic and energy infrastructure, across multiple regions of Russia and occupied Crimea. If the scale of the operation is confirmed, it would rank among the most significant Ukrainian long-range drone raids of the war, placing sustained pressure on Russia's air defense network across a vast geographic area. Such attacks continue to demonstrate Kyiv's ability to threaten strategic targets deep behind the front line, forcing Moscow to disperse valuable air defense assets and increasing the cost of protecting critical military and industrial infrastructure. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

104,066 views • 3 months ago

Hackers are increasingly targeting America's water systems. Over the last two weeks, cyberattacks have affected dozens of municipal water facilities, including at least 30 in Minnesota and nine in Michigan. The attacks came days after federal agencies renewed warnings about Iranian cyber threats targeting U.S. critical infrastructure. Here's what you need to know about the cyberattacks on U.S. water systems in less than a minute.
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Hackers are increasingly targeting America's water systems. Over the last two weeks, cyberattacks have affected dozens of municipal water facilities, including at least 30 in Minnesota and nine in Michigan. The attacks came days after federal agencies renewed warnings about Iranian cyber threats targeting U.S. critical infrastructure. Here's what you need to know about the cyberattacks on U.S. water systems in less than a minute.

TIME

39,027 views • 2 months ago