Hmmm, why Florida? It's almost as if the deep state and China are quietly trying to take someone out down there that's been a thorn in their side.
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there it is. watch those great lakes, too.
lol.. .if they can remotely do that with chemicals.... just imagine what they can do with votes...... OH, SHIT!!!!
Why is it connected to a network? iDiOt engineers. Possibly foreign engineers?
It's kind of unavoidable. SCADA is a monitoring system for water, waste, oil, and other chemicals and how they're mixed/handled in transportation. Typically there will be a network team looking out for alarms or signs of anything going wrong in transportation, but it has to be connected to a network to even relay that kind of information. That's also how they were able to catch this incident and stop it immediately. I guess it's a double edged sword. I also believe this could be related to the SolarWinds hack a couple weeks ago because a lot of businesses use that for SNMP monitoring among other things.
Want more jobs? Cut off the network connection and have people oversee the system at the station in real-time with a LAN network, isolated from the internet. Don't we still have phones? The network connection to the internet is the most dangerous thing to do unless they have the best crypto security system in place. That, too, is a liability risk. IMO. Something like this must be taken with extreme caution.
They'll still get in using a NEST thermostat
Then replace it.
Being able to work remotely prevents workers from dying due to incidents like Chernobyl.
A water plant is not a nuclear power plant. Genius.
Best to risk your life -- like risking your life every day while driving a dangerous vehicle capable of killing people -- to protect the public from accessing tainted water supply.
To further break it down in a way you can understand, as it pertains to petroleum being transported through pipelines, humans calculate the initial pressure needed to send the petroleum from say NY to TN but there's booster stations along the way to help it maintain a certain amount of pressure for it to reach it's destination. The reason why these booster stations are unmanned and SCADA is so useful here, is because it can dynamically change the pressure needed to keep that petroleum flowing through the pipe without causing it to burst or it can detect issues in transportation and close valves automatically as needed then send an alarm to a designated SCADA team. Humans cannot calculate the changes needed in pressure that quickly with tons of oil moving that fast. It's literally impossible.
From an economics stand point, your idea of having fully manned sites for all these companies, would cripple them financially and you wouldn't even get your oil or water in the first fucking place because they'd barely be able to afford to keep the lights on. A senior fluid dynamics engineer costs about 100k a year and a SCADA engineer is about the same and you're talking about having a whole team of these dudes on every site. Might not literally cripple them but quality in other areas would suffer because the oil companies and water companies would cut costs somewhere to compensate for that.
Also I never claimed that a nuclear power plant was literally the same as a water plant. Learn to read. But water plants do unintentionally create toxic chemicals through the treatment processes. Look it up.
Probably the whole state in general. They don't like conservative states, Texas better be watchful too. Conservative states are a HUGE thorn in their side for completely taking over this Country. The blue states (the bluer they are the worse) are pretty much trashed. The red states are truly what's holding this Country completely together by threads.
look for other large cities around our states...
Lord please pray for our fellow Patriots and please allow the tainted water of evil be blessed with your Saving Grace. Amen
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Wrong county for anyone political *edit the county's population is large but apparently the town attacked is on the small side.
I saw proofs on Gab pertaining to this. Should have saved them.