Lubbock Texas emp?! | |
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Informed1 (OP) User ID: 17921068 United States 07/21/2012 04:16 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Definitely not 1 transformer. I saw a flash, but it was sustained....it flashed and stayed bright....plus, power in the entire city has been down for an hour. This is a city of 250,000+ people. No storms, no drastic heat wave...eeriely quiet. |
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Informed1 (OP) User ID: 17846446 United States 07/22/2012 04:18 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It's been over 24 hours since power dropped in the city. All power has been restored, but we still can not use water. The entire city is still required to boil any tap water for 2-3 minutes before using for consumption. Every restaurant in town was forced to buy bottled water or sodas for their patrons since they could not use the public water supply for tea, coffee, sodas....you name it. This was a 2-hour event that has crippled businesses and homeowners alike for 2 days. Imagine if this event had covered a larger area or lasted longer. There were reports of looting and gunshots in several areas in the city. We are not prepared for a large-scale power outage or EMP event. On the flipside, a small event like this may awaken a few people to out dependency on electricity and help them become more prepared. Thoughts? |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 396926 United States 07/22/2012 05:16 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It's been over 24 hours since power dropped in the city. All power has been restored, but we still can not use water. The entire city is still required to boil any tap water for 2-3 minutes before using for consumption. Every restaurant in town was forced to buy bottled water or sodas for their patrons since they could not use the public water supply for tea, coffee, sodas....you name it. This was a 2-hour event that has crippled businesses and homeowners alike for 2 days. Imagine if this event had covered a larger area or lasted longer. There were reports of looting and gunshots in several areas in the city. We are not prepared for a large-scale power outage or EMP event. On the flipside, a small event like this may awaken a few people to out dependency on electricity and help them become more prepared. Thoughts? Quoting: Informed1 The bottled water company paid the power company to shut off the power! The bottled water company is making a ton of money today! This is a conspiracy site you know... |
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