Another coordinated attack on electrical Infrastructure

originally posted by: frogs453
I posted links I stumbled upon in the other thread about the other sub stations shot up. In February the DOJ arrested 3 people who were working on plans to aid a group to attack sub stations and in June or July Homeland Security were investigating a 14 page playbook making the rounds on certain web channels targeting sub stations. Both were domestic groups.

Just curious.

Did these people ever say why?

a reply to: Annee

The ones in January were hoping to spark a race war, and the 14 page playbook making the rounds on Telegram was to speed up the process to overthrow the government.

a reply to: DavidsHope

It would be somewhat out of character for eco-terrorists to do something like this. First of all because it's going after nameless people rather than big companies, but perhaps more importantly because it's not getting their pictures (and thus their manifesto) in the papers.

Modern eco-terrorists are all about publicity. If it were them I'd expect them to pretty much give a press conference about it.

a reply to: DavidsHope

It would be somewhat out of character for eco-terrorists to do something like this. First of all because it's going after nameless people rather than big companies, but perhaps more importantly because it's not getting their pictures (and thus their manifesto) in the papers.

Modern eco-terrorists are all about publicity. If it were them I'd expect them to pretty much give a press conference about it.

originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: incoserv

Wouldn't a more logical explanation be that this is simply down to a rivalry between different companies?

We all know that some companies are run like the mafia, and this is exactly the kind of thing that the original marifa was known for doing.

Back in the day they ransacked each other's speakeasy, now the do the same with sub stations?

I highly doubt this is a battle of rival power companies. The incidents are happening on opposite coasts, for starters. Not to mention power companies are seldom in rivalry. They usually have monopolies wherever they are. there's not really competition to sabotage.

I do agree it is unlikely eco-terrorists, because as you pointed out, they love press, and love claiming credit for # like this. Not a peep.

originally posted by: DavidsHope
I would be interested to know a couple of things.
1. what are the substations power source? Coal? Gas? Nuclear for a connection because,
2. This is all over the US and environmentalists are also not beyond this type of thing.
They are letting air out of SUV tires, and doing all sorts of illegal things to make their point.
Also they are organized from coast to coast depending on the group. my money is on
the "Green People".
Or do we have a copycat situation going on?
DAndrew

I don't know about North Carolina, but in Tacoma, it's hydroelectric, just like most of the state.

This is unlikely to be eco-terrorist, because, as it's been pointed out, they love their manifestos and press time. Plus, targeting the actual power station is more in like with their usual MO.

So a few days ago this was posted:

I'm not saying that this guy is behind these attacks, but I do wonder if organizations like "Socialist Alternative" decided to ramp up their operations now that the rabbit is out of its hole.

In Washington State people like Inslee have shown that even they take orders from SA (see the shortly reported CHOP/CHAZ phone records and who Inslee talked to just hours before the event took place). So having a two-pronged attack on public utilities isn't outside the Trotskyists playbook. Everyone should expect more of these type of events in the future until severe acts are taken against these Trotskyist groups.

Remember folks these attacks are not about chaos or environmentalism, but it's about forcing people to conform to the State.

a reply to: incoserv
It is a good thing that no one has found the way to take down large areas of the grid down with very simple physical strikes. It can be done. It would take a long time to recover from.

a reply to: AaarghZombies

You need to listen to the podcast I mentioned in my OP. I don't think that it would be at all out of character.

I had a Nephew with Spina Bifida. Towards the end of his life, he was on an oxygen concentrator. We had a UPS that would run it for about 8 hours in the event of a power failure. If anybody in a similar situation were to die because of these a$$holes sabotaging substations, I could cheerfully root for the death sentence for them.

The hand behind this is a group founded by derrick jensen and lierre keith called the deep green resistance. They have been harbored by antifa and soycialists for years. They are a sick green death cult, buncha luddite anarcho primitivists that abhor solar and wind power and instead want you all to live in the dark and use "small cooking fires". They are a known terrorist organization.

Oh yeah i figured out how tre arrow got to canada, antifa cells are all aware that it is easy to jump the border by train hopping. I literally just watched one of em posting about doing this on facebook even though they are wanted for participating in the portland riots. Surprised they havent noticed i am not even close to being a lefty, lol

originally posted by: Guyfriday
So a few days ago this was posted:

I'm not saying that this guy is behind these attacks, but I do wonder if organizations like "Socialist Alternative" decided to ramp up their operations now that the rabbit is out of its hole.

In Washington State people like Inslee have shown that even they take orders from SA (see the shortly reported CHOP/CHAZ phone records and who Inslee talked to just hours before the event took place). So having a two-pronged attack on public utilities isn't outside the Trotskyists playbook. Everyone should expect more of these type of events in the future until severe acts are taken against these Trotskyist groups.

Remember folks these attacks are not about chaos or environmentalism, but it's about forcing people to conform to the State.

Golly, I hope all those without electricity don't have EV's because that would really suck to not be able to change your location in the event of a power crisis like this.

If attacking power stations is going to be the norm, I would rethink my lifestyle decisions. Thank goodness I can live without electricity it but it sure wouldn't be the desired scenario.