>>14791983 (lb/pb)

>>14791960

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>>Would mean 'watch the water' was a warning that the people will not be notified.

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>They won't be notified because it's absolutely unfeasible and undesirable to evacuate them all. It would be fucking pandemonium you could not imagine. It would extend the destruction hundreds of miles inland. Think really deeply about what would happen if every human from every coastal metropolis touching the Atlantic were to flee inland.

I think it's telling that there's no action being taken on the east coast for contra flow evacuation plans, tsunami signage or even token mention of protecting national treasures.

The Smithsonian collections, Udvar Hazy, National Firearms Museum, National Records, our founding documents would all be lost. It's happened before and geologists think it can happen again.

https://geology.com/noaa/atlantic-ocean-tsunami/

https://www.dgs.udel.edu/projects/mapping-tsunami-inundation-us-east-coast

Do the elites have a plan to save themselves (or just be gone) in the event La Palma slides? The non reportage of the earthquakes by USGS and the chatter about no warnings make anon go hmmmm.

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>Q gave us a hint about the DC evac process.

I missed that one. Do you know the drop or a keyword?

>DC even tested it out.

That article isn't about evacuation, it's about responding to civil unrest or criminal activity.

I think our rulers have a plan to stay safe and to hell with the low level employees and worthless eaters.