‘Emergency Alert’ Sparks Panic Among TV Viewers Across US

Testing, testing …

(Conditioning, conditioning …)


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‘Emergency alert’ sparks panic among TV viewers across US (RT, March 30, 2015):

The residents of about a dozen US states received a scare when an ominous message rolled across their TV screens announcing an ‘emergency alert’ with the names of their states – without any explanation or further information.

A test of the Emergency Alert System (EAS) began shortly before noon on Monday and was seen by millions of television viewers in Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Jersey, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia and Washington, DC, Infowars reported.

EAS is a special department run by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), and the National Weather Service (NOAA/NWS).

The alert interrupted regularly scheduled television programs for 10 minutes with a listing of affected states and an announcement that the alert would remain in effect until midnight.

 

Feds Will Temporarily Cut Off All TV and Radio Broadcasts on Nov. 9 In First-Ever Nationwide Emergency Alert System Test

11/9/2011 … what a perfect, appropriate date!

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FEMA Plans First-Ever Nationwide Emergency Alert System Test


Did You Know Feds Will Temporarily Cut Off All TV and Radio Broadcasts on Nov. 9? (The Blaze, Oct. 22, 2011):

If you have ever wondered about the government’s ability to control the civilian airwaves, you will have your answer on November 9th.

On that day, federal authorities are going to shut off all television and radio communications simultaneously at 2:00PM EST to complete the first ever test of the national Emergency Alert System (EAS).

This isn’t a wild conspiracy theory. The upcoming test is posted on the Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau website.

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