The RV terrorist's father worked for BellSouth (Reply #49)

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Mon Dec 28, 2020, 01:35 PM

blogslut (35,002 posts)

49. The RV terrorist's father worked for BellSouth

Maybe he picked up some knowledge from that

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53 replies	Author	Time	Post
I'll relate this story without specific locations: [View all]	PCIntern	Dec 2020	OP
This is fascinating.	MontanaMama	Dec 2020	#1
Very pertinent point.	Arne	Dec 2020	#2
They knew where to park the RV.	dalton99a	Dec 2020	#3
the only thing I know	llashram	Dec 2020	#9
Those street views don't look like the same place.	Gore1FL	Dec 2020	#12
I noticed that also.	PoindexterOglethorpe	Dec 2020	#13
They are facing opposite directions	Uncle_Remus	Dec 2020	#14
I saw an embedded video of an IP camera view of the street when the explosion happened	BumRushDaShow	Dec 2020	#27
If American terrorists	Marthe48	Dec 2020	#20
The physical destruction can be left in place,	PoindexterOglethorpe	Dec 2020	#36
Maybe just a few days	Marthe48	Dec 2020	#41
Remember, a lot of people think wearing a mask	PoindexterOglethorpe	Dec 2020	#42
Civilization sits atop a less robust technological foundation than most imagine.	Klaralven	Dec 2020	#4
That photo gives me vertigo	PCIntern	Dec 2020	#5
It should	Klaralven	Dec 2020	#7
Very true.	NoRoadUntravelled	Dec 2020	#23
This message was self-deleted by its author	Klaralven	Dec 2020	#6
This message was self-deleted by its author	CatLady78	Dec 2020	#8
If telecommunications disruption was the aim	Texin	Dec 2020	#10
This Nashville thing could even be a disgruntled employee.	cwydro	Dec 2020	#11
That was my firs thought. Phone worker gone Postal.	safeinOhio	Dec 2020	#18
Yeah, sad to think, but I'd actually prefer that to anything else.	cwydro	Dec 2020	#29
K&R	MustLoveBeagles	Dec 2020	#15
There are so many sensitive locations that could become crippling disasters.	BobTheSubgenius	Dec 2020	#16
There is so much of what makes our societies function that we take for granted	malaise	Dec 2020	#17
After the snow storm Christmas Eve	Marthe48	Dec 2020	#22
So true	malaise	Dec 2020	#26
I am always grateful	Marthe48	Dec 2020	#33
This message was self-deleted by its author	CatLady78	Dec 2020	#37
we have a horribly weak electrical grid; along with other services.	oldsoftie	Dec 2020	#19
This has been a concern for decades	Marthe48	Dec 2020	#25
Yes, all good ideas. From your typing fingers to the ear of congress!!!	oldsoftie	Dec 2020	#31
I hope we follow through	Marthe48	Dec 2020	#34
No	OldBaldy1701E	Dec 2020	#44
Of course we have the tech. What we DONT have is the money.	oldsoftie	Dec 2020	#46
Forgive me	OldBaldy1701E	Dec 2020	#47
well then please, tell us how you convert homes for free.	oldsoftie	Dec 2020	#48
You mean	OldBaldy1701E	Dec 2020	#51
"Incentives" is a dirty word to a lot of folks here!	oldsoftie	Dec 2020	#52
I see...	OldBaldy1701E	Jan 2021	#53
Crazily enough - there's more than one.	marble falls	Dec 2020	#21
Let me tell you this...	LittleGirl	Dec 2020	#24
And prepare yourself to live without power for some time.	oldsoftie	Dec 2020	#32
KnR	Hekate	Dec 2020	#28
Thank you for sharing this story	MyMission	Dec 2020	#30
Although your points are well taken, I do wonder if	Sogo	Dec 2020	#35
Yes but as I said	PCIntern	Dec 2020	#38
Terrorism 101: Go for the grid. Vlad's glad.	czarjak	Dec 2020	#39
For military facilities, there are force protection calculations	nitpicker	Dec 2020	#40
Even if this was a lone wacko, he's publicized our vulnerability.	nilram	Dec 2020	#43
I think they already knew this	OldBaldy1701E	Dec 2020	#45
The RV terrorist's father worked for BellSouth	blogslut	Dec 2020	#49
I remember taking a class about communications infrastructure at AT&T	Dem2	Dec 2020	#50

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