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originally posted by: JAGStorm
a reply to: TerryMcGuire
My question is why isn't the regular emergency alerts sufficient enough? That's the question..
originally posted by: JAGStorm
a reply to: DJMSN
I'm neither left or right, but I have to say I'm getting tired of the common response to be "snowflake and triggered" , whenever someone questions something. I don't think the left should call the right Hitler either. It's childish and weak.
To question the government to me is being absolutely American in every way. I wish more people would do it. This country wasn't founded on followers, it was people that questioned things. I guess you could call our founding fathers snowflakes and triggered for seeking relief from political and religious persecution.
originally posted by: olaru12
Trump is such a dork. He needs constant attention just like a petulant child. sad....
originally posted by: TerryMcGuire
a reply to: underwerks
And that IS a worst case scenario. Just how bad is it that only some of us can even see the possibility of what this could mean. Do you have any links that focus on these preparations for activation?
So, good in a way for sure. But what could be the down side of this?
A nationwide wireless emergency test was sent out Wednesday afternoon, as the Federal Emergency Management Agency conducted its first "presidential alert."
It's the first nationwide test of the system built by the federal government and cell phone carriers to warn Americans of an emergency, like a terror attack or a widespread disaster.
My question is why isn't the regular emergency alerts sufficient enough? That's the question..