When solar flares and cyber attacks meet at the confluence of global chaos

The "Great Eclipse" is probably the most appropriate route to the Great Reset. But how will it survive? 

As I was recently written by , Earth was exposed to dynamic solar radiation from an active sunspot called Region 3664 between 10 and 13 May. It peaked on 11 May as a significant X5.8-class flare. The X-class is the strongest class of solar flares and can damage human and animal health and impair electrical and telecommunications infrastructure.

We are in the middle of a new cycle called Solar Cycle 25, which started in December 2019 and is expected to peak at its "solar maximum" between late 2024 and early 2025. An unprecedented X-class solar storm, followed by massive coronal mass ejections (CMEs), could slow societies down by months, years or even decades.

The largest event of this kind in recorded history, which registered The X45 in the sun's rays, was the Carrington event, which occurred on 1 September 1859. It caused widespread disruption to telegraph systems, particularly in North America and Europe. Telegraph lines were subjected to power surges and fires broke out in several telegraph offices. Some telegraph operators were even electrocuted. These infant telegraph systems were quickly rebuilt. However, a recurring event in our hyperlinked world can be simply catastrophic.

First, I am not sure whether the constellation of Elon Musk's Starlink satellites - between 4 000 and 6 000 - can withstand anything stronger than the X30 solar flare. The relatively mild solar storm was condemned by 40 of them in 2022.

Only in remote or rural areas, relatively isolated from our hyper-lingual world, is there any chance of a return to some kind of normality after the Carrington event. People learn to live without internet, electricity and transport systems relatively quickly, but they cannot survive without immediate food and water. Why do you think that billionaires who constantly promote destructive globalist agendas are building survival bunkers to remote areas around the world?

Those living in cities without the skills to obtain, produce or handle food and water will face chaos if electricity and telecommunications systems are not restored within three days. Humans can survive without water for up to three days, but the cumulative psychological impact is unpredictable. As the American author Alfred Henry Lewis once said, "There are only nine meals between humanity and anarchy. (i.e. three days) . This was already said in 1906, when societies were much more united and flexible.

A whole generation today without real life skills and hopelessly addicted to instant multimedia gratification would break down much sooner than three days. One can only imagine the zombie hordes staggering through the streets trying to survive life without Twitter, WhatsApp and Instagram. The vulnerable face hordes of looters and various anarchists who destroy entire neighbourhood blocks when they're not attacking people at random. It comes to mind The Purge -scenes from the series.

Without access to functioning communication systems, it would be almost impossible for police forces and National Guard units to restore law and order everywhere. Even if emergency systems were used, law and order personnel would likely face temporary roadblocks and attacks by anarchist elements. We got a preview of this during George Floyd's "protests". Hospitals are flooded with the sick and dying to the extent that they are available.

A state of war can only benefit valuable individuals, who are filtered - as far as possible - from the hell of the cities to the safe haven of improvised military camps or temporary safe zones. These operations can be synchronised with the targeted elimination of identified dissidents. Say goodbye to your favourite Substack authors if and when this happens.

Urban Prepper Traps

Those who had stored important items in their city homes are facing new and unexpected problems. Cooking food from the stored goods would only confuse, anger and hunger those who live nearby. Flushing the toilet even once a day will alert neighbours that someone has water nearby. In the midst of this pandemic, vehicles crawl out of urban areas to block highways. On the other hand, if the X30+ solar flare hits, most vehicles would be out of commission. This is an acid test for the real thing for solar storm . You have been warned in advance.

The scenarios I have described above are not new. They have been played out regularly in various military exercises and at the cinema and novels. During this period, repeated flares of X30 or larger can destroy all the army's In Faraday cages urban dwellers in developed countries can recover from a one-off super-glow, but most cannot survive repeated solar bombardments.

But what if the shutdown of utilities and telecoms services accused of super-acceleration , followed by spectacular northern lights around the world? What if many of the dawns seen recently on 10-13 May were not the result of solar flares? What if some of them were the result of High-Frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP) experiments?

Expose-news.com several AI chatbots had come to the conclusion that many of the recently seen auroras may have been the result of HAARP experiments conducted on 8-10 May. To the perennial skeptic, these visual extravaganzas look like a test run for something worse.

Planned cyber attacks 

Socio-economic dams across the developed world are breaking down. The system can no longer be fixed. The coronary apocalypse was a fiasco of sorts; confidence in governments has reached an all-time low; and now it is time to unleash a new global false flag.

UK Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden recently advised his citizens to build "national resilience" by stockpiling food and water that will last at least three days, as well as candles, torches and hand-held radios that can provide some "analogue properties". .

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Dr Mathew Maavak specialises in systems science, global risk, strategic foresight, geopolitics and governance. He has published numerous Op-Eds on a variety of eclectic topics for over 20 years - "connecting the dots" in a fragmented world. Subscribe to his Substack

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