Powerful EMP blast in Veliky Novgorod, Russia.

Maybe their goal wasn't to destroy... but only to disrupt. A distraction more or less.

I saw the same green flash in the sky for about a milisecond that lit up the sky while I was on my bike at about 6:30 pm here in India.

No power outage though.

I concur.

NYAN CAT ROFLMAOLOL

Yes its called insanity.

agreed

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More evidence for CME then.

So you insult the intelligence of individuals in this thread. Btw, its dumber...

I highly doubt any of you have any first hand knowledge about this subject. Provide some information to corroborate this, links, books, whatever. All of you need to quit thinking you know it all without providing a shred of data to back these claims up.

I'm no shill, I just want you know it alls to actually help others learn if really know what you are talking about. Peace...

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This news has the mystery "cat" theme.

"Cat" symbolizes something important in the geo-politics... what ??



" When the specialists of "Novgorodenergo" (power grids company of Veliky Novgorod) at November 28, 2012 opened a switchgear in substation "Eastern", they found the remains of a cat, which caused a short-circuit, which led to power outages in the city of Veliky Novgorod,"


[link to hainanwel.com]



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I have seen a few flashes in the sky here in New Hampshire US..almost like a flashbulb going off in sky..no noise and clear skies.
This could be anomolies brought on by changes in the magnetisphere, similar to Northern Lights.
Maybe poles getting ready to shift..

ok, that looks like a substation blew up. IF it was an EMP there would only be one flash and not that bright. There are multiple green flashes which is what happens during a substation explosion. I live across the street from one that blew once.

nyet EMP

EMP's arent temporary, and what is destroyed by one needs to be replaced, not simply turned back on.

nice try but the answer is obvious it's not an emp

It depends on the EMP.

I am pretty sure the technology exists to be able to control the extent of the damage.

Yes, you could produce an EMP that would fry everything permanently, or you could do what is mentioned in the OP.

photon belt plasma discharge.. expect more of this

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Apparently an EMP hit my last post...
NONE of the text appeared... weird.



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Oh... this is strange for some reason
I am unable to post text and a Wiki link.

I will try the text without the link.
The link is " Veliky Novgorod Coat of Arms "

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This symbol - Veliky Novgorod Coat of Arms -
came to me in 2008 a few months before the
Russia/Georgia "war."

The symbol shows two bears standing by the throne.

The Russian President [at the time] Medvedev
and the Georgian President's nickname, Misha,
both symbolize a bear.


Also, in 2010, there was cryptic news of
Vladimir Putin's "wedding" in Novgorod.


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It's happened to me a dozen times today.

I think GLP must be routed through Syria.

Or some form of electro-magnetic disturbance.

Possibly a source of strong radiation. I heard light bulbs can change colors near by a nuclear explosion.

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As for Vladimir Putin's health....

I would be sick too... if I had to kiss up to the evil perverted satanic antichrist jews...
and praise demonic democracy and satanic multi-racial, multiculturalism.


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Super rare clip of what caused the EMP

Holy shit my mobile went down ,both carriers.
Wisconsin USA

In Russia electricity powers you.

We must all dance the mamushka

wild

Replying to all those saying it would not be an EMP of any sort. I have personal experience with lights flickering and brief AM radio receiving difficulties / cracking just by the line of our streetlights heating up when turning on at the same time (380 volts) which is strange given the arguments below.

I'd figure even if a transformer failed, then there would be some form of an EMP element to it. News sources are conflicted, eyewitnesses notify the press about lightbulb radiance and color anomalies as well. Many say other parts of the city which were fed by other transformers and independent lines suffered power outages as well. Or that was the Mother of all power spikes city - wide. Coming to think of it, my own house lights acted very weird for around fifteen seconds pulsing and flickering just around the exact time it happened in Veliky Novgorod. Please keep in mind that Moscow is a few hundred kilometers away, not to mention on a completely different power grid.

Another argument to look at is that the Soviet power transmission grid is strongly guarded against EMP, being designed with Nuclear war in mind. There are fail-safes and redundancies. (Unless they are all drunken away and have fallen into disrepair.) Probably some systems a common Russian wouldn't even know about. Since all throughout this summer we had thunderstorms, severe ones even. And with lightning comes a local EMP and power spike (heck, gamma rays even!) our power kept on going.