These were X-class flares without CME, x-ray bursts travelling at the speed of light.
Ben Davidson summarized his position and being an astrophysicist, makes a strong argument - the flares (3) caused high altitude electromagnetic pulses in the ionisphere.
Ben Davidson is a faggot doom jew. It's been disproven already. There were outages on the wrong side of the earth. End of story.
I'd go with Davidson on this call.
One the flares weren't earth facing. Two there were disruptions on the opposite side of the earth. He's wrong. Period.
There were outages on the wrong side of the earth. End of story.
What don't you people understand about that? Pretty easy to understand. It can not travel through the earth. Ben Davidson is a retard.
He is NOT an astrophysicist.
studied meteorology in college before receiving a B.A. in economics and then a law degree in 2011.
Oh. I was not aware that. Still, he has a strong argument and abrasive attitude. I'm not 100% bought into it, but the strong argument remains.
An interesting composite argument I read somewhere was a combination of the flares + a massive hacking with the premise that nefarious groups/countries had collaborated to launch a massive cyberstructure attack dry run at the onset of the next X class solar flare as cover for their massive attack (x-ray flare effects can last up to 12 hours). Some outages (i.e. Starlink, like when another flare knocked out a large number of them a couple of years ago) were satellite based (couldn't be hacked) and knocked out as a result of the flares, most other outages were hacked and on a scale never seen before.
It's my opinion that they are trying to build "fear" and "awareness" for the upcoming (((cyber pandemic))). Did you read about the FBI investigating the AT&T outage? Seems kind of weird considering AT&T ensures everyone that it wasn't the flares and it wasn't a cyber attack. Just a simple technical issue. Why would the FBI, or more rather, why are there articles pushing the idea that the FBI is investigating the outage? Something is fishy about all of it. And not to mention gaylon's cryptic "this is a test" tweet that he disabled comments on.
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