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EMP Preparedness. (Electrical Magnetic Pulse)

Is the DHS doing anything at all to prepare as well as protect our nation from an EMP attack? If not, why not? Something this serious should NEVER be ignored!! An EMP attack could wipe out our power grid leaving us without electricity for many months, possibly years! This event or weapon, commonly known as an EMP, creates a short burst of electromagnetic energy that can disrupt or even destroy electronic devices and systems, ...more »

Submitted by Dwayne Carlton Ramsey (@dcramsey17) on 29th Jul 2017

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