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🚨WHAT THE HELL?!!!! Divers doing a ROUTINE maintenance check at the Converse Reservoir dam in Mobile, AL... ...just found an underwater IED!!!! Apparently a grenade-type bomb was sitting submerged at the bottom of a dam that holds an entire city's DRINKING WATER. It took FIVE agencies: the FBI, ALEA,...

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I’m not trying to scare anyone, but this is really bad, and I have a feeling it won’t be the last one discovered. 🚨 An Underwater Grenade-Type IED BOMB was Discovered at Critical Drinking Water Dam in Mobile, Alabama On May 13, 2026, routine diver maintenance at the Converse Reservoir (J.B. Converse Reservoir / Big Creek Lake) dam in Mobile, Alabama, uncovered a grenade-type improvised explosive device (IED) sitting underwater at the dam base. The reservoir is the primary drinking water source for the Mobile area (350,000 customers, 60 million gallons/day). A coordinated multi-agency team (including FBI Bomb Squad, ALEA, Mobile County Sheriff’s Office, Mobile PD EOD, and Gulf Coast Regional Maritime Response and Render-Safe Team) safely retrieved and detonated the device off-site. The site is federally designated critical infrastructure; DHS was notified. Investigation is ongoing — no suspects, motive, or timeline for how/when the device was placed. 🔴 Several years ago, as we watched MILLIONS of illegal aliens come into this country through our wide open borders, I game theorized EXACTLY this scenario… multiple pre-planned, pre-staged attacks by gorilla warfare teams across the United States, all at the same time, on our critical infrastructure. In this game-theory scenario, I illustrated the asymmetric terrorism payoff— where low-cost coordination overwhelms literally everything and causes fallout unlike we have never seen before. 🔻 The Fallout, in Perspective: • Immediate (Hours–Days): Catastrophic flooding across Colorado, Columbia, Mississippi, Tennessee, and many other basins. • Mass casualties from floodwaves; millions evacuated; emergency response overwhelmed beyond understanding. • Water Crisis (Days–Years): Loss of supply to 100+ million. Contamination, disease, rationing, and interstate “water wars.” California irrigation collapse triggers national food shortages. • Energy Blackouts: Hydropower (key in West/PNW) gone → rolling blackouts, grid strain, industrial shutdowns all over the United States. • Economic/Infra Damage: Trillions lost (property, transport, agriculture, navigation). GDP hit exceeds major wars; rebuilding impossible at scale. • Environmental collapse, mass migration, civil strain, eroded public trust. Ecosystems wrecked for generations. THIS is how vulnerable we are. Every single critical DAM in the United States needs to be inspected immediately. Safeguards (long overdue) need to be put in place immediately. And it’s not just our dams… it’s also our electric grids. People have NO CLUE how vulnerable this stuff is, it is LAUGHABLE! Just to give one example, The Metcalf Sniper Attack (2013) In April 2013, attackers near San Jose, California, cut fiber-optic cables at a major PG&E substation, then fired over 100 rifle rounds into 17 large transformers. The site was down for weeks. The case remains UNSOLVED. Think about that. The point is… a small group of people (Illegal alien invaders? Or Rouge Gov agency?) can cause widespread blackouts, economic damage, without needing armies or high-tech weapons. We have millions of people in this country whom we have no idea where they come from, nor their intentions. We have rogue bad actors within every agency.. And what is most alarming about this is that this news should make NATIONAL HEADLINES… and not a peep other than from local media. I say it again… every single Critical Dam in the U.S. needs to be inspected immediately.

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NEWS UPDATE & ANALYSIS NOVA KAKHOVKA DAM DESTROYED MORNING JUNE 6 The very large hydroelectric powerplant (HPP) dam over the Dniepr in northern Kherson oblast (region) has been destroyed. Exactly what happened is unclear, Ukraine and its western allies blame Russia. Some russian sources blame Ukraine. There is also a third alternative. The dam could have been damaged from earlier explosions. Ukraine did its best during the Khersonoffensive to cut the road on top of the dam with serveral missile strikes, and the dam might have got structural damage then. Earlier this year Ukraine closed the reservoirs further north on the Dniepr and some experts thought that was to lower the water level in the reservoir to make offensive operations easier. But later Ukraine opened up the water. The reservoir has been filling up with this water and it has put pressure on the Nova Kakhovka dam. There are no reasons for Russia to blow up the dam, since the water flowing to the south will mainly overflow the russian left eastern side of the river (look on the before and after maps) and the russian fortifications there. So the main alternatives are either that the ukrainian side destroyed the dam, but no large explosions has been seen, in preparation for the summer offensive, or that the dam collapsed under water pressure due to structural damage. The dam continue to collapse in sections and the water level in the reservoir sink with 15 cm each hour. For now there are no problems with cooling of the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant (ZNPP). But it might have to be closed if cooling becomes a problem. Water supply of Crimea are not threatened. The canal to Crimea starts north of the dam and it can be closed if water levels in the reservoir becomes to low. The small reservoirs along the canal are also filled to 80 percent. Power supply might become a large problem in large parts of Ukraine both in ukrainian and russian controlled territory if both Nova Kakhovka HPP and ZNPP are put out of function. Ukrainian economy will also get a hit since Ukraine has been able to export surplus electricity to Europe, which will be impossible now. If the ukrainian side close the dams north of the reservoir, water levels can get very low in the reservoir. It will make an attack over the reservoir much easier, but first the freed bottom must dry up, otherwise it will be hard to support anything else than very light infantry units. South of the dam some swy it will make an ukrainian attack easier since russian defence lines will be destroyed, but for a while the left eastern back will be overflowed and the Dniepr much broader. This will make it hard to build bridges and move heavy equipment over the river.

Mikael Valtersson

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Real estate agent Morgan Goldberg lost her home in the Pacific Palisades fires She says she’s tired of the lies being told by Los Angeles mayor Karen Bass She shows “I’m back here at our reservoir, still empty, almost a year and a half after the fire” Karen Bass says this reservoir hasn’t been used for wildfires “in a million years” and now it’s only for drinking water Well, that’s a lie for 2 reasons Bass says the reservoir hasn’t been used in millions of years to fight fires, that’s false. It’s not that old 2nd, the reservoir can absolutely be used for fighting fires “All municipal systems have two kinds of water: potable and non-potable - Potable water is, in addition to drinking water, used in all of our systems; irrigation, fire hydrants, you name it. It simply means that the water's been treated - So non-potable water is sewage water, runoff water, everything that has not been treated or gone through our system So Just by mere fact that this exists in a LADWP man-made reservoir makes it potable, and it also funnels water to our fire hydrants. So yes, this is drinking water and it's fire hydrant water. We use it for everything. Except we don't because it's empty.” She’s referred to The Santa Ynez Reservoir, the 117 million gallon covered reservoir in the Pacific Palisades Highlands The reservoir stores treated drinking water. Its cover prevents contamination, which is why it isn’t used like open reservoirs for direct helicopter dipping. However, in an emergency this could have easily been used to fight fires So Karen Bass is lying again

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