Hoover Dam is the next 9/11?

Yes, flying a plane into the Hoover dam wouldn't cause a whole lot of devastation. Flying it into the power station would do a lot more damage. I lived near the grand coulee dam (WA st. , which is larger, and creates more electricity than the hoover dam) during the 911 attacks, and they had found blueprints (supposedly, no source) for our dam, and the hoover dam on terrorist computers. Knocking out the power grid would do a hell of a lot of damage in this day and age.

Originally posted by drkildare
Zagari has predicted that, possibly, Hoover Dam to break on March 16 2012.

Two days!

www.abovetopsecret.com...

yeah well so much for Zagari's conspiracy theory skills!

anyways, I emailed the man in the video to ask him to show us how he folded the bills but the email was returned undeliverable. so, if you have origami skills, please feel free to join our discussion. Thank you.

a reply to: Holodomor

you forget that the dollar is man made. man dictates meaning in reality, especially of symbols.

Apparently the 1,000 franc note depicts humans with alien giants, so we'll see how that one pans out, here is a link for predictions for 2015, no mention of the hoover dam but major tsunami's yes so maybe that is what is going to happen
www.psychicnikki.com...

Wouldn't Mica Dam be a lot worse? I mean there are a lot more interesting historical names surrounding the whole area including the river and the dam itself.. and looks similar to hoover compared to most dams

a reply to: chizeled

IIRC, there have been 2-3 prophetic sources talk about Hoover Dam being seriously damaged.

I talked with some nuke experts. The dam is essentially like a huge pyramid and fairly solid. Even a large nuke would not take it out. It would be damaged and depending on how full the lake was, there would be a lot of water released--but it would not be mostly removed from plugging the canon, as I understand it.

One source spoke of a massive earth movement squishing the damn from South to North. I know some quake forces have been strong enough to massively distort mountains. I suppose the same could be possible with the damn. Many people have seen quakes make concrete sidewalks behave almost like a liquid.

I have felt that Hoover would be damaged. I don't know by how much or how.

I wouldn't want to be living downriver from it, however.

I think some earth change maps have pictured that whole region under water, anyway. That would be a huge amount of subsidence.

a reply to: chizeled

+He needs to fix his lighting. It's silly to try to show details on the bills when they are backlit.