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Is it likely that all tech systems will go down shortly?
The more credible threat is not a single catastrophic blackout but cascading, targeted failures — grid attacks, solar events, submarine cable severance, and AI-dependent single points of failure converging. Catherine Austin Fitts has long warned that the financial system's digital control layer is the primary vulnerability, not the internet itself. Richard Dolan and others in the breakaway civilization research community flag that those operating above-government programs may have hardened, parallel infrastructure the public doesn't know exists.
Evidence
- Thomas Bearden's work on scalar electromagnetic weapons described the theoretical capacity to collapse power grid infrastructure across continental scales using longitudinal EM waves — technology he claimed Soviet programs had already developed.
- Whitney Webb, in her 'One Nation Under Blackmail' research and her Unlimited Hangout coverage of Cyber Polygon, documents how World Economic Forum-linked exercises explicitly simulated a 'cyber pandemic' — a coordinated attack on financial and energy infrastructure far more damaging than COVID-19.
- The November 2026 viral '17 November blackout' panic, per blackoutmap.net, was traced to a misreading of a routine US emergency alert test — but its virality itself signals how primed the public is for this scenario.
- She explicitly names BlackRock's Aladdin system and the BIS as the control nodes.
- Bearden warned that a coordinated attack on the US grid could precede a larger geopolitical move.