Our communications infrastructure is woefully vulnerable. Some years ago a guy digging for metal he found using his metal detector cut the main cable link for the MOLINK (Moscow-US Hot Line teletype system). It took weeks to find the problem. Another example is the folks who shoot the big insulators on high voltage interstate electric lines. If one "leg" drops from a broken insulator, the entire circuit can collapse in a cascading effect.

Here's another one: Copper thieves opened the gate to an electrical sub-station to steal coils of wire. They were both electrocuted, but their burned corpses (resembling a piece of random meat dropped into a BBQ grill) shorted out an entire area of the state causing around 100,000 homes and businesses to be without electricity. It took over two weeks to fix the problem, since a "HAZMAT" team was required by law to first go in and disinfect the area where the crispy critters died. (nota bene: when extremely high voltage electrocutes a person or animal, the body explodes due the the rapid boiling of internal fluids and semi-solids).

When all of this was built, there weren't terrorists in the country. Our "leaders" hadn't come from Klaus Schwab yet, we hadn't imported a bunch of illegal aliens yet. There wasn't a compelling reason to harden the infrastructure. Today, it's a much different story. Our so called government is now our enemy. We have mercenary armys implanted right in our society. There is no possible way to protect it. The only thing we can do is disconnect from it using our own independent systems.

I love Maui, it's beautiful but now it's deadly. Its isolation and inability to escape makes it a target of control. If you live there, you need a boat, it's your only lifeline. Imagine what the Hawaiian government can do now. They can prevent all goods and food from being imported. They can starve the entire population out in months. Sure, there are farms that can possibly feed about 1% of the population. But that's it.

Well that's retarded