America Under Siege: The New Cyber Wars EP642

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America Under Siege: The New Cyber Wars EP642

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Chris Heaven

Nov 29, 2025

The Unfiltered Voice of Christian Preparedness

BLUF MAIN TOPIC: Post 9/11 2.0 complex coordinated terrorist attacks on 10-15 American cities: The Great Cyber Game. Theme: State vs State in cyberspace. Summary: Nations battle for dominance in AI, hacking, and critical infrastructure disruption.

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We’re staring down the barrel of something that makes September 11th look like a warm-up act. What we’re talking about here isn’t just another terrorist attack - it’s a coordinated digital assault by nation-states that could bring America to her knees without firing a single conventional shot. China and Russia have been positioning their cyber warfare capabilities for years, and they’re not playing games anymore. They’ve got AI-powered hacking tools that can simultaneously target our power grids, water treatment facilities, financial systems, and communication networks across 10 to 15 major American cities at once. While your average American is scrolling through social media and watching Netflix, enemy operatives are mapping out every vulnerability in our critical infrastructure. This is state-sponsored warfare in the digital domain, and the stakes couldn’t be higher. The difference between this and traditional warfare is that they can execute a devastating blow before most Americans even realize we’re under attack. Our adversaries have studied our dependencies, they’ve identified our weaknesses, and they’re preparing to exploit them all simultaneously. This isn’t fear-mongering - it’s reality. The question isn’t whether they have the capability, it’s whether we have the will and readiness to stop them when they decide to pull the trigger.

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PRACTICAL TIPS | MAIN TOPIC

First thing you need to understand is that when this cyber attack goes down, you’re going to lose access to everything you take for granted. Your bank accounts could show zero balance overnight. ATMs won’t work. Credit cards will be declined. Your smartphone becomes a worthless brick when the cell towers go dark. Start preparing now by keeping physical cash on hand - at least two weeks of operating expenses in small bills. Get your important documents printed and stored in waterproof containers because digital records could vanish in seconds. Install a hand-crank emergency radio so you can receive information when all other communication fails. Stock up on water immediately because if they compromise water treatment facilities, you won’t know if your tap water is safe to drink. A quality water filtration system isn’t optional anymore - it’s mandatory. Create an analog backup of critical contacts and addresses because your phone’s contact list won’t help you when the grid goes down. Invest in alternative power sources like solar generators or traditional fuel-powered generators with proper fuel storage. Keep your vehicle’s gas tank above half at all times and store extra fuel safely. Have a 30-day supply of non-perishable food that doesn’t require refrigeration or cooking. Most importantly, develop a communication plan with your family that doesn’t rely on digital infrastructure - predetermined meeting locations and times if everything else fails.

EXCLUSIVE CONTENT | MAIN TOPIC

The average American family needs to shift their mindset from convenience to resilience, and they need to do it yesterday. Start by conducting a household infrastructure audit …

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… identify everything in your daily life that depends on the power grid, internet connectivity, or digital systems. Then systematically create backup solutions for each critical dependency. Your home should become a mini fortress of self-sufficiency. Install manual overrides for electronic locks and garage doors. Keep printed maps of your local area and escape routes because GPS won’t function. Establish relationships with neighbors who share your preparedness mindset - when the cyber attack hits, community networks will be vital for security and resource sharing. Learn basic skills that don’t require technology: how to purify water, preserve food, provide first aid, and defend your property. Get training in ham radio operation for long-range communication when everything else is down. Stock medical supplies beyond basic first aid - antibiotics, prescription medications, trauma supplies. Create multiple layers of home security that function without electricity or internet connectivity. Have weapons and ammunition properly stored and family members trained in their use. Document your preparedness plan in writing and drill it with your family regularly. Remember, the government isn’t coming to save you when 15 cities are simultaneously under cyber siege. FEMA will be overwhelmed. Local law enforcement will be dealing with widespread chaos. You and your family are your own first responders. The time to prepare isn’t after the lights go out - it’s right now while you still have access to resources and information.

CARNIVAULT HERO OF THE DAY

A National Guard soldier, armed with just a pocket knife, put his life on the line and charged the armed Afghani terrorist and stabbed him. Absolute American hero. May he be awarded with the highest possible military decorations.:

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