Originally published at: https://peakprosperity.com/daily-digest/governance-technology-and-solar-storms-navigating-the-challenges-ahead/
In a world increasingly shaped by the forces of technology and governance, Catherine Austin Fitts’ recent opinion piece sheds light on the centralization of global control, warning of a trajectory towards tyranny unless action is taken. Fitts, with her extensive background in finance and government, calls for a collective effort to safeguard human rights and sovereignty, highlighting the importance of supporting initiatives like DailyClout and the Solari Report. Her analysis, rooted in the history of financial maneuvers and policy shifts, underscores the urgency of mobilizing for freedom and accountability.
Meanwhile, the cosmos has its own narrative unfolding, as recent reports from space-weather forecasters, including Ken Tegnell, emphasize the growing concern over solar storms and their potential to wreak havoc on Earth’s technological infrastructure. The vulnerability of the power grid, satellites, and GPS systems to solar-induced currents is a ticking time bomb, with the aging North American power grid highlighted as a particular point of concern. The interconnectedness of modern technology means that the ripple effects of such disruptions could be catastrophic, underscoring the need for improved preparedness and infrastructure resilience.
Adding immediacy to these concerns, a flurry of solar activity has been reported, with multiple eruptions and coronal mass ejections (CMEs) poised to strike Earth. The potential for significant solar storms, including the risk of a “solar kill shot” event, brings into sharp focus the immediate and long-term challenges posed by space weather. The expected impacts range from technological disruptions to physiological and psychological effects on humans, painting a complex picture of the interplay between celestial phenomena and life on Earth.
On the legislative front, Rep. Chip Roy (R-Texas) has introduced the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act, aimed at tightening voter registration processes to prevent illegal immigrants from participating in federal elections. The bill, supported by key figures including House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.), seeks to enforce documentary proof of U.S. citizenship for voter registration, amidst concerns over the integrity of voter rolls. This move, reflecting ongoing debates over election security and citizenship verification, highlights the evolving landscape of American electoral politics.
Sources
The US Financial Coup d’Etat: Now is the Time to Take Action
A small group of people is centralizing global political and economic control. We now know their vision of control is extreme – they intend the end of human liberty.
Source | Submitted by Abigail133
The Looming Threat of Severe Solar Storms
The potential consequences are as sweeping as our technological dependence. In 2019, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, surveying the landscape of possible disasters, concluded that only two natural hazards have the capacity to simultaneously affect the entire nation. One is a pandemic. The other is a severe solar storm.
Source | Submitted by carolynnedwards
Solar Flares Headed Towards Earth: Multiple CMEs and Possible Impact on KP Index
It is safe to say that the KP index is going to be rising as they impact over the weekend.
Source | Submitted by Aus
High-Risk Solar Storm Scenario: What to Expect and What It Means
I give it a 50/50 shot of level four storm conditions, KP8, and about a 25% chance we hit KP9, the highest storm level at level five.
Source | Submitted by Vidor Emeliabelfort
Texas Representative Introduces Bill to Prevent Illegal Immigrants from Voting in Federal Elections
“Voting is both a sacred right and responsibility of American citizenship, and allowing the people of other nations access to our elections is a grave blow to our security and self-governance. I’m proud to stand with Chip Roy to save our democratic process and representative government.”
Source | Submitted by bcoop
Resources
- https://www.spaceweather.gov (Submitted by carolynnedwards)
- https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/noaa-scales-explanation (Submitted by Aus)