I’m not so sure. The problem is what is a rare event anymore? Is there such a thing, now that we’re living in clown world? 10 years ago any one thing that happens every day now, would be considered a rare event. For something to be rare now, it would have to be ginormous.

Perhaps 10 days of darkness, worldwide, would be a ginormous event. Because the max havoc that would occur from such an event, would affect just about every single person on the planet. With the argument that it could be good or bad, I think it could be both. It would be such a catastrophic event, that people being off the Internet for 10 full days, would wake up most of the populous. THIS would be a good thing.

However; along with that 10 days of darkness — would be a lot of catastrophic events. Wars, looting, etc.…. But also, with that type of climate, I think there would be a lot of people protecting themselves as well. People would be more likely to get their guns out and start protecting their communities, if they knew no one was tracking them 24/7. You could actually protect your home and your family, without being held accountable to Soros DA’s and judges, and being sent to jail.

You could go back-and-forth on this for 10 days and see the result.

10 days of darkness could actually be the best, and worst thing that could ever happen to us. Quick down and dirty, yet… A huge amount of clean up.