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America is Vulnerable to An Electromagnetic Pulse Attack
If a small atomic bomb were to explode 400km above Chicago it could fry all electronically-based technology from Chicago to Dallas affecting the infrastructure of all major cities on the east coast and as far as South Dakota. An electromagnetic … Continue reading →
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