Grid Down Black Sky Event!
David A. Vine “All Hazards Communications Preparedness” Audio player below
Imagine waking up in the middle of the night. You are suddenly jarred awake by a strange warning siren you rarely hear. You’re equipped with a NOAA Weather Radio in your bedroom but it hasn’t gone off. Is it the bad storm you heard about earlier.
Darn, there’s no power and you forgot to change the backup battery you installed when you set up the radio a few years ago. Now you’re starting to get worried. What’s happening??? Just like you, your neighbors have gone outside to see what’s going on. They are talking with each other in hushed voices and you’re starting to get edgy. Read more “Grid Down Black Sky Event!”
Tonight we welcome author Tim Maynard on the I AM Liberty Show to discuss his book Southbound. I am sure we will also spur some great conversation on the topics of disaster and preparedness as on a whole. It should be a great conversation and just another perspective on this wild ride we call prepping.
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