FEMA will conduct a nationwide emergency test on Aug. 7.

According to Forbes magazine  FEMA plans to conduct a nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System Wednesday afternoon to ensure the system is able to communicate emergency information in multiple forms of media within minutes of a disaster of national significance.

What is FEMA in the United States?

Jesto is the Federal Emergency Management Agency, a U.S. agency, since 2003 under the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, responsible for emergency management.

 

 

FEMA is already shrouded in legend in the world of conspiracy theories. It is believed that the FEMA camps will house people rebelling against the antichrist system or Christians themselves.

 

 

So far, Forbes is reporting that Alarm system is the successor to several previous alarm networks designed during the cold war, to allow communication with the country's president in the event of a disaster, such as a nuclear strike. Fortunately, we have never encountered a situation that would require the use of a nationwide alert system. The system is currently used primarily for urgent local alerts, such as tornado warnings or BURRITZER alarms .

As part of a long-term preparatory effort, the federal government began nationwide testing of the emergency warning system in 2011 to ensure the system was functioning for its original purpose. Since then, they have tested the system several times, with rrogress . The most recent test took place last October and involved sending push notifications to mobile devices for the first time nationwide.

The August 7 test will last about a minute, which is slightly longer than a typical weekly test. If widespread weather or another emergency occurs on the afternoon of August 7, FEMA will translate the test into same time on Wednesday, Aug. 21.

The purpose of this particular test, in accordance with FEMA , is to see how the alert system and its components would work in the event of a disaster that hampered Internet connectivity across the country. Agency encourages public opinion, if they witness any problems during the test - such as unexpected noise or other technical malfunctions.

 

for: https://www.forbes.com/sites/dennismersereau/2019/07/31/fema-will-conduct-a-nationwide-emergency-alert-test-on-august-7/#7a120c664453

 

 

I don't know if this is just a routine test or planned for a specific event, but it is worth noting.

We all feel that things are going too far, and yet no one knows the day or hour of a capture. Imagine a rapture and a worldwide alert about UFO raptures. It would turn out to be those evil Christians who were snatched, and the rest of the people who were modern and quantitative....np to LGBT.

 

By the way, I've recently started to think more deeply about mobile weather alerts. The warnings are not a bad thing, but the problem is that a good portion of these weather alerts are a dud. Secondly, has it been studied what percentage of people are saved from potential storms or property saved.

During the communist era there were radio stations in many villages.

 

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The day of 6th March 1953 was marked in the memory of Steszew by an unusual event. From huge loudspeakers inhabitants heard the following message:

"Compatriots! On March 5, 1953, the sun went out for us. We loved him like a father. He was a friend to us. We suffered a great loss. We became orphans. The father of the Polish nation Joseph Stalin has died. We are in mourning. Let us spare no tears for the father of a friend, the daddy of the Polish nation."

Then the funeral marches were played. Yes, every few minutes the message and music were repeated alternately. This went on for several days. People were crying. They wiped their tears with handkerchiefs. It was unknown whether they were crying from emotion or from fear. At that time, on average, every tenth person was a snitch.

The speakers in the houses had potentiometers. You could turn them down or off, while on the streets they couldn't."

 

With this in mind, alerts can be used for sociological treatments in the future.