Pentagon Preparing for Catastrophe: FORTRESS America, 90 Days Without Power or War?
Investigate Earth Conspiracy PodcastShow Notes
What does the Pentagon know that the American people don't? Reports surrounding the military's FORTRESS America initiative reveal plans to prepare U.S. military installations to operate independently for up to 90 days during a major crisis. But what kind of catastrophe would require preparations on this scale?
Tonight on Investigate Earth, Chad and Sheri examine the frightening possibilities, including a massive power grid failure, World War III, AI-driven cyberterrorism, EMP attacks, and the possibility of another national emergency that could give the government unprecedented control. Could terrorists develop their own artificial intelligence systems to cripple America's infrastructure? Could a catastrophic attack be used as a false flag to justify sweeping new restrictions? And why is the military preparing for prolonged disruptions while millions of Americans remain completely unprepared?
We explore the theories, the legitimate national security concerns, and what families can do to prepare if the unthinkable happens. Is FORTRESS America simply a precaution, or is the Pentagon preparing for something far more serious than we're being told? Join us as we ask the questions others may not be asking.
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