Topic: Electromagnetic Pulse

The power failure on the Carnival Splendor cruise ship is scrutinized, with the hosts suggesting the "engine fire" narrative may be a cover for an Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) event. They analyze interviews with passengers who claim they were "debriefed" and "decompressed" in San Diego. The segment highlights the lack of visible smoke damage and the suspicious timing of a USA Today article about EMP threats.

The No Agenda 33.33 monthly donation program provides supporters with a "boarding pass for the mothership" to ensure the show's long-term sustainability. In news, NASA has warned of a "solar tsunami" that could disrupt GPS and satellite communications. The hosts discuss the vulnerability of modern electronics to solar-induced electromagnetic pulses.

A new organization called EMP Act America, funded by the chairman of Steuben Foods, is raising alarms about the vulnerability of the U.S. power grid to electromagnetic pulse weapons. While some experts suggest the threat is exaggerated, the hosts investigate the "slick" nature of the organization's website. The discussion also covers the legitimate risk posed by solar flares, which have historically disrupted satellite and cellular communications.

A fringe theory suggests Michael Jackson was targeted by an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) weapon to prevent him from using his UK concerts to warn against forced swine flu vaccinations. This claim, attributed to Russian military satellite data from Cosmos 2450, suggests Jackson had made a deal with the King of Bahrain to expose a mass genocide event. The hosts present this as a "wacky" alternative theory.

Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich appeared on Fox News Sunday to warn about the threat of Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) weapons. Gingrich argued that a single North Korean missile could disable a third of the U.S. power grid, advocating for preemptive military action. The hosts discuss the history of EMP technology and its potential for both large-scale warfare and domestic crowd control.