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Lainanons, Attention! Achtung, Lainanon! The Devil is making his move on the chess board... What's happening in Spain, Portugal, and parts of France is bizarre. 65 million people suddenly without power for one day. And no one’s asking real questions. This isn’t just some “glitch.” This is a preview. This is the future, Lainanons. South Africa is the Future. Start preparing for 3+ months without power. Not one day. No food. No water. No comms. Mass death. They’ll call it climate change or cyberattacks, maybe even "Russian hackers", but you know the pattern: blame something abstract, keep the sheep calm. Are you seriously telling me 65 million people can be knocked offline by a single failure point? That sounds like a centralized kill switch not a glitch. If this was a real grid, wouldn’t just one city go down? Not the whole damn region? This was intentional. A stress test. A signal. A message. We need to tell people to prepare, but subtly. Organically. Don’t scream “Doomsday,” just start planting the seed: -Have backup food/water -Solar or off-grid tech -Local comms -Community/family plans As for the real question: Who benefits from destabilizing Western Europe's economy right now? What else are they planning? Carbon taxes, false messiahs, digital IDs, energy quotas? mass accidental genocide? We already know THEY the Scumbags who dont understand a thing dont want online anonymity, call them whatever you want, Nazis, communists, conservatives, labour democrats, republians, forget about the left right paradime, they are all pushing the same Agenda. and look at all the recent movies about blackouts and predictive programming like But what is the Endgame? Chances are, if you’re here, you already know. They’ll crack down on people like us. Maybe we won’t even get to see the end. Apologies if this is a repeat thread, mods I couldn’t find one already up

>>45789 I read "local condoms" instead of "local comms" the schizo ramblings would be more interesting if they weren't a regurgitation of the average posts on X. mossad hacked the spanish electric grid and overheated it because the socdem government blocked a weapons deal with israel. that's literally it

>45790 Why would an alleged Mossad operation "punish" Spain by also knocking out power in parts of Portugal and southern France? Europe’s power infrastructure is not one neat, monolithic grid it's a complex one of national and regional systems, each with redundancies, fail safes. So why would Big Brother wish to Overheat the grid? The layered, transformer set up and down ,frequency stabilized system with load shedding protocols and insulation materials designed to prevent exactly that? One doesnt suddenly gain power halfway down a transmission line thats not how conservation of energy works. Damn, if thats the case then Mossad must’ve hacked physics too im blown away if thats the truth. I’m not trying to mock or dismiss ideas. The point of this thread is to actually assemble a coherent, logical explanation using the minimal (and likely manipulated) information + assumptions we have. Let’s treat this seriously please. That said, I still haven’t figured out how the hell they managed to pull this off.

>>45789 More likely something’s actually happening considering they have tested the kill switch scenario a bunch already all throughout the Arab and African world.

>>>/r/45794 I don't think you understand how electric grids work, if you have a very high voltage line and you lower the voltage it will overheat and burn. there are some safeguards here and there, but not as many as you imagine, and those are digitally managed too so they can be compromised. and these safeguards aren't there to stop sabotage, that wasn't a concern when the grid was designed for example, if someone went to the substation for a medium size city and pluck a hole on the liquid-immersed transformers, these transformers will eventually overheat and you will have a complete city-level blackout for weeks - this wouldn't naturally happen with the regular use of the grid so there are no safeguards for it. redundancy and isolation are expensive, and so is anticipating for extravagant scenarios

>>45790 Spain holds over $1B worth of contracts with Israel. The cancelled deal was worth $7M. Not saying it wasn't a hack but I imagine carrying it out would cost far more than that $7M. And would be the point of all that if those countries are not actively fighting each other? I've read there is growing anti-israel sentiment in Spain though. From EEVblog: "Today was very sunny day and at peak 47 % (430 GWh) of the electricity in Europe was generated by solar panels (see attached image) Source : https://www.energymonitor.ai/power/live-eu-electricity-generation-map/?cf-view As nuclear power plants cannot be shut down (*) nor really modulated, the huge share of solar energy weakens the whole grid." If I had to bet, I'd bet on this explanation

Carrington event. Store all your data on DVDs or Blu-Rays if you don't want them to be corrupted due to the EMP.

>>45823 Or just lock your hard drive in a metal box

reminds me of that part in mr robot when corpo crypto becomes mass adopted and 3 months of blackout happen :D

>>45800 >Spain holds over $1B worth of contracts with Israel. That's gross exports, not military equipment. >As nuclear power plants cannot be shut down (*) nor really modulated This is obviously false and the type of FUD you get when your news come from an AI bot explicitly owned by a fossil fuel lobby.