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Water Crisis
00:02:20
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| Well, let's look at the breakdown. | |
| Congressman Bartlett's study that said 90 percent would die. | |
| There's almost like a Maslow's hierarchy of needs here in terms of, okay, we all have oxygen. | |
| That will continue. | |
| Your clean water supply will disappear within a day. | |
| That's why, okay, Robin, what were we doing two hours ago? | |
| We were down at the old mill and we were getting some of the emergency water bottles that we make sure our daughters have them at the college where you can pour muddy water in one side and you can drink clean water out of the other. | |
| That little bottle could be your lifesaver. | |
| And they've got a stack of them in the back country. | |
| That's right. | |
| The warfare bottle, everyone needs them. | |
| That's brilliant. | |
| What we'll lose first is water. | |
| I mean, is there anybody in this room who is actually dependent on a gravity-fed system that they know is clean? | |
| Very few of us. | |
| Three to five days after your clean water supply is gone, the majority of the population is going to be down with some sort of gastrointestinal illness. | |
| Oh, boy. | |
| Therefore, that's going to increase the pollution of the water supply. | |
| Average town in America and city has about a 20 to 25 day food supply on hand. | |
| That's everything from what's in your fridge. | |
| And by the way, unless you got one of these, your fridge isn't going to be working, and you better eat that stuff darn quick. | |
| Where are you going to go for your food after 25 days? | |
| Command and control is gone. | |
| There's no police response. | |
| It's impossible. | |
| The vehicles aren't running. | |
| The radios aren't running. | |
| And the 3 to 4 percent of the population who truly are some bad people, this is their holiday. | |
| That they can walk with impunity into a nursing home and take the pain medication that should be going to your parents or grandparents. | |
| So we have social breakdown, social chaos, and then the big die-off starts. | |
| And again, I firmly believe in what Congressman Bartlett, Dr. Prye, and others have said, casualty estimates, optimistic is 70 percent will die in a year. | |
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Most Catastrophic EMP Event
00:00:47
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| I think realistic is 90 percent of America will be gone in a year. | |
| It will be the most catastrophic military event in the history of humanity. | |
| It will be the most catastrophic disease event in the history of humanity, far worse than the very famous Dark Ages plague of the 1340s. | |
| That is America. | |
| Six months after an EMP, triggered by a nation like Iran or the North Koreans working with Iran, as posted in the news yesterday, putting but one to three small nuclear warheads. | |
| So when I hear somebody say, oh, if Iran only gets one or two bombs, don't worry. | |