Russian Broadcasting Announces a “Nuclear Strike Has Been Conducted” After Hackers Break Into System (VIDEO)

[Jade Helm]

Reminds me of when loud speakers and emergency broadcast networks in
Honolulu told people a North Korean nuclear armed missile was incoming
and that "This is not a test. This is not a drill. Seek shelter now."

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/03/russian-broadcasting-announces-a-nuclear-strike-has-been-conducted-after-hackers-break-into-system-video/

On Thursday, after hackers seized control of state media, Russians were
warned to immediately evacuate to underground nuclear shelters and take
anti-radiation pills.

A message warning of an atomic missile strike on Russian soil
momentarily interrupted TV and radio broadcasts in Yekaterinburg,
Moscow, and the Sverdlovsk regions of Russia, Telegraph reported.

Citizens were advised to take calcium iodide pills, put on gas masks,
and seek shelter immediately.

The Russian emergencies ministry revealed that a widespread cyber attack
on government broadcasters was to blame for the false alert.

‘A false air raid alert was broadcast in Moscow after servers of radio
stations and TV channels were hacked,’ the Russian emergencies ministry
said per Insider Paper.

“Nuclear strike has been conducted, please go to the shelter, take your
calcium iodide pills,” the warning said.

More from Telegraph:

The warning was the third time Russian broadcasters had been targeted
with similar stunts in the past month.

The Telegraph could not immediately verify the reports that originated
in Russia.

There was no immediate claim of responsibility, though a number of cyber
hacks targeting Russia have been carried out by pro-Ukranian groups.

Last month, Russian regional broadcasters put out a false warning urging
people to take shelter from an incoming missile attack.

The messages were broadcast into Crimea, the peninsula illegally annexed
from Ukraine in 2014, the Ria Novosti news agency reported.

At the time, Russian state media blamed Ukraine for the messages.

A week earlier, a similar warning was broadcast across radio stations
and websites run by Russia’s state television conglomerate during
Vladimir Putin’s annual state of the nation address.

Some commentators suggested they could have been false flag attempts by
the Kremlin to prepare Russians for an escalation in the conflict in
Ukraine.

Kyiv has never taken responsibility for any of the alleged cyber attacks
on Russian broadcasters.
--
You voted for student loan forgiveness. You got $9.00 eggs, demographic
replacement and World War 3.

"Title 8, U.S.C. § 1324(a) defines several distinct offenses related to
aliens. Subsection 1324(a)(1)(i)-(v) prohibits alien smuggling, domestic
transportation of unauthorized aliens, concealing or harboring
unauthorized aliens, encouraging or inducing unauthorized aliens to
enter the United States, and engaging in a conspiracy or aiding and
abetting any of the preceding acts. Subsection 1324(a)(2) prohibits
bringing or attempting to bring unauthorized aliens to the United States
in any manner whatsoever, even at a designated port of entry. Subsection
1324(a)(3)."

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[PaxPerPoten]

Post by Jade Helm
Reminds me of when loud speakers and emergency broadcast networks in
Honolulu told people a North Korean nuclear armed missile was incoming
and that "This is not a test.  This is not a drill. Seek shelter now."
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/03/russian-broadcasting-announces-a-nuclear-strike-has-been-conducted-after-hackers-break-into-system-video/
On Thursday, after hackers seized control of state media, Russians were
warned to immediately evacuate to underground nuclear shelters and take
anti-radiation pills.
A message warning of an atomic missile strike on Russian soil
momentarily interrupted TV and radio broadcasts in Yekaterinburg,
Moscow, and the Sverdlovsk regions of Russia, Telegraph reported.
Citizens were advised to take calcium iodide pills, put on gas masks,
and seek shelter immediately.
The Russian emergencies ministry revealed that a widespread cyber attack
on government broadcasters was to blame for the false alert.
‘A false air raid alert was broadcast in Moscow after servers of radio
stations and TV channels were hacked,’ the Russian emergencies ministry
said per Insider Paper.
“Nuclear strike has been conducted, please go to the shelter, take your
calcium iodide pills,” the warning said.
The warning was the third time Russian broadcasters had been targeted
with similar stunts in the past month.
The Telegraph could not immediately verify the reports that originated
in Russia.
There was no immediate claim of responsibility, though a number of cyber
hacks targeting Russia have been carried out by pro-Ukranian groups.
Last month, Russian regional broadcasters put out a false warning urging
people to take shelter from an incoming missile attack.
The messages were broadcast into Crimea, the peninsula illegally annexed
from Ukraine in 2014, the Ria Novosti news agency reported.
At the time, Russian state media blamed Ukraine for the messages.
A week earlier, a similar warning was broadcast across radio stations
and websites run by Russia’s state television conglomerate during
Vladimir Putin’s annual state of the nation address.
Some commentators suggested they could have been false flag attempts by
the Kremlin to prepare Russians for an escalation in the conflict in
Ukraine.
Kyiv has never taken responsibility for any of the alleged cyber attacks
on Russian broadcasters.

Eggs at Walmart are now selling (2 packs of 18 eggs each for a bit over
$7.00) That is 36 eggs or 3 dozen etc.

[unknown]

Post by PaxPerPoten
Eggs at Walmart are now selling (2 packs of 18 eggs each for a bit
over $7.00)   That is 36 eggs or 3 dozen etc.

You didn't mention the size, like regular, large, or extra large.

Has the price gone up? Why do you mention it?

[rbowman]

Post by unknown

Post by PaxPerPoten
Eggs at Walmart are now selling (2 packs of 18 eggs each for a bit over
$7.00)   That is 36 eggs or 3 dozen etc.

You didn't mention the size, like regular, large, or extra large.
Has the price gone up? Why do you mention it?

Don't eat many eggs do you? For several weeks CostCo didn't have any and
the markets that did were rationing them. There were memes up the line of
'If you really love her, give her an egg for Valentine's Day'.

I think I paid $7 for 2 dozen Wilcox large eggs at CostCo this week. I
don't pay attention to grocery prices any more; it's too depressing.

[Snag]

Post by rbowman

Post by unknown

Post by PaxPerPoten
Eggs at Walmart are now selling (2 packs of 18 eggs each for a bit over
$7.00)   That is 36 eggs or 3 dozen etc.

You didn't mention the size, like regular, large, or extra large.
Has the price gone up? Why do you mention it?

Don't eat many eggs do you? For several weeks CostCo didn't have any and
the markets that did were rationing them. There were memes up the line of
'If you really love her, give her an egg for Valentine's Day'.
I think I paid $7 for 2 dozen Wilcox large eggs at CostCo this week. I
don't pay attention to grocery prices any more; it's too depressing.

We spent almost 200 bucks today at the grocery store , the basket
wasn't all that full and we didn't buy any eggs at all . But then we do
have hens ... and I've got 6 dozen eggs sittin' on the counter plus
whatever they laid today . Too bad they don't ship well .

[unknown]

Post by rbowman

Post by unknown

Post by PaxPerPoten
Eggs at Walmart are now selling (2 packs of 18 eggs each for a bit over
$7.00)   That is 36 eggs or 3 dozen etc.

You didn't mention the size, like regular, large, or extra large.
Has the price gone up? Why do you mention it?

Don't eat many eggs do you? For several weeks CostCo didn't have any and
the markets that did were rationing them. There were memes up the line of
'If you really love her, give her an egg for Valentine's Day'.
I think I paid $7 for 2 dozen Wilcox large eggs at CostCo this week. I
don't pay attention to grocery prices any more; it's too depressing.

I can't remember grocery prices off the top of my head. I've just
checked a Toronto local supermarket website. Their large white eggs are
US$6.50 (after converting from Canadian dollars) for a flat of 30 eggs.
That translates to US$5.2 for 2 dozen large white eggs. Brown eggs are
usually a little bit more expensive. I don't know the difference in
nutritional value between brown and white eggs, but I think brown eggs
have harder shells when I crack them.

[rbowman]

Post by unknown
I can't remember grocery prices off the top of my head. I've just
checked a Toronto local supermarket website. Their large white eggs are
US$6.50 (after converting from Canadian dollars) for a flat of 30 eggs.
That translates to US$5.2 for 2 dozen large white eggs. Brown eggs are
usually a little bit more expensive. I don't know the difference in
nutritional value between brown and white eggs, but I think brown eggs
have harder shells when I crack them.

the Wilcox eggs I get are Omega-3 with brown shells and are sturdier than
the last batch of generic white shells I had. I'm in the habit of cracking
eggs on the side of the pan one-handed and it wasn't going well with the
fragile ones.

Wilcox is a free range operation but according to their website they
aren't letting the hens out because of potential avian flu infection from
wild birds.

[PaxPerPoten]

Post by unknown

Post by rbowman

Post by unknown

Post by PaxPerPoten
Eggs at Walmart are now selling (2 packs of 18 eggs each for a bit over
$7.00)   That is 36 eggs or 3 dozen etc.

You didn't mention the size, like regular, large, or extra large.
Has the price gone up? Why do you mention it?

Don't eat many eggs do you? For several weeks CostCo didn't have any and
the markets that did were rationing them. There were memes up the line of
'If you really love her, give her an egg for Valentine's Day'.
I think I paid $7 for 2 dozen Wilcox large eggs at CostCo this week. I
don't pay attention to grocery prices any more; it's too depressing.

I can't remember grocery prices off the top of my head. I've just
checked a Toronto local supermarket website. Their large white eggs are
US$6.50 (after converting from Canadian dollars) for a flat of 30 eggs.
That translates to US$5.2 for 2 dozen large white eggs. Brown eggs are
usually a little bit more expensive. I don't know the difference in
nutritional value between brown and white eggs, but I think brown eggs
have harder shells when I crack them.

Brown eggs are usually from Rhode Island red Layers or Ducks. Con
Artists sell them at increased prices to the Unsuspecting health
advocates as being *Organic*

[unknown]

Post by PaxPerPoten

Post by unknown

Post by rbowman

Post by unknown

Post by PaxPerPoten
Eggs at Walmart are now selling (2 packs of 18 eggs each for a bit over
$7.00)   That is 36 eggs or 3 dozen etc.

You didn't mention the size, like regular, large, or extra large.
Has the price gone up? Why do you mention it?

Don't eat many eggs do you? For several weeks CostCo didn't have any and
the markets that did were rationing them. There were memes up the line of
'If you really love her, give her an egg for Valentine's Day'.
I think I paid $7 for 2 dozen Wilcox large eggs at CostCo this week. I
don't pay attention to grocery prices any more; it's too depressing.

I can't remember grocery prices off the top of my head. I've just
checked a Toronto local supermarket website. Their large white eggs
are US$6.50 (after converting from Canadian dollars) for a flat of 30
eggs. That translates to US$5.2 for 2 dozen large white eggs. Brown
eggs are usually a little bit more expensive. I don't know the
difference in nutritional value between brown and white eggs, but I
think brown eggs have harder shells when I crack them.

Brown eggs are usually from Rhode Island red Layers or Ducks. Con
Artists sell them at increased prices to the Unsuspecting health
advocates as being *Organic*

I never thought brown eggs were "Organic" because the sellers would have
labeled them so if they were (to command more money). I buy brown eggs
for the harder shells. Brown eggs have harder shells is a fact that
nobody mentioned when I Googled the difference between white and brown
eggs. All the websites on the internet say there is no nutritional
difference between white and brown eggs, but I believe there must be
some difference because they come from different breeds of chicken. I am
not a picky eater but I do know some people who can taste the difference
in the meat of different breeds of chickens, cows or pigs.

[rbowman]

Post by unknown
I never thought brown eggs were "Organic" because the sellers would have
labeled them so if they were (to command more money). I buy brown eggs
for the harder shells.

The Wilcox eggs I prefer are omega-3 fortified from free range chickens,
and they happen to be brown. They are not labeled organic. I see that as a
plus point -- they aren't lying for a buck or two more per dozen.

[PaxPerPoten]

Post by unknown

Post by PaxPerPoten
Eggs at Walmart are now selling (2 packs of 18 eggs each for a bit
over $7.00)   That is 36 eggs or 3 dozen etc.

You didn't mention the size, like regular, large, or extra large.
Has the price gone up? Why do you mention it?

I mentioned it because the post I responded to had a follow-up note
indicating Eggs at $9 dollar a dozen. Apparently the Chicken disease
that caused this has be subdued and/or 20 week pullets have matured
enough to take up the slack. The shelves have been refilled and the
price has dropped drastically here.

***You voted for student loan forgiveness. You got $9.00 eggs,
demographic replacement and World War 3.***

[Jade Helm]

Post by PaxPerPoten

Post by Jade Helm
Reminds me of when loud speakers and emergency broadcast networks in
Honolulu told people a North Korean nuclear armed missile was incoming
and that "This is not a test.  This is not a drill. Seek shelter now."
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/03/russian-broadcasting-announces-a-nuclear-strike-has-been-conducted-after-hackers-break-into-system-video/
On Thursday, after hackers seized control of state media, Russians
were warned to immediately evacuate to underground nuclear shelters
and take anti-radiation pills.
A message warning of an atomic missile strike on Russian soil
momentarily interrupted TV and radio broadcasts in Yekaterinburg,
Moscow, and the Sverdlovsk regions of Russia, Telegraph reported.
Citizens were advised to take calcium iodide pills, put on gas masks,
and seek shelter immediately.
The Russian emergencies ministry revealed that a widespread cyber
attack on government broadcasters was to blame for the false alert.
‘A false air raid alert was broadcast in Moscow after servers of radio
stations and TV channels were hacked,’ the Russian emergencies
ministry said per Insider Paper.
“Nuclear strike has been conducted, please go to the shelter, take
your calcium iodide pills,” the warning said.
The warning was the third time Russian broadcasters had been targeted
with similar stunts in the past month.
The Telegraph could not immediately verify the reports that originated
in Russia.
There was no immediate claim of responsibility, though a number of
cyber hacks targeting Russia have been carried out by pro-Ukranian
groups.
Last month, Russian regional broadcasters put out a false warning
urging people to take shelter from an incoming missile attack.
The messages were broadcast into Crimea, the peninsula illegally
annexed from Ukraine in 2014, the Ria Novosti news agency reported.
At the time, Russian state media blamed Ukraine for the messages.
A week earlier, a similar warning was broadcast across radio stations
and websites run by Russia’s state television conglomerate during
Vladimir Putin’s annual state of the nation address.
Some commentators suggested they could have been false flag attempts
by the Kremlin to prepare Russians for an escalation in the conflict
in Ukraine.
Kyiv has never taken responsibility for any of the alleged cyber
attacks on Russian broadcasters.

Eggs at Walmart are now selling (2 packs of 18 eggs each for a bit over
$7.00)   That is 36 eggs or 3 dozen etc.

Thanks for the heads up. I updated my signature text.
--
You voted for student loan forgiveness. You got demographic replacement
and World War 3.

"Title 8, U.S.C. § 1324(a) defines several distinct offenses related to
aliens. Subsection 1324(a)(1)(i)-(v) prohibits alien smuggling, domestic
transportation of unauthorized aliens, concealing or harboring
unauthorized aliens, encouraging or inducing unauthorized aliens to
enter the United States, and engaging in a conspiracy or aiding and
abetting any of the preceding acts. Subsection 1324(a)(2) prohibits
bringing or attempting to bring unauthorized aliens to the United States
in any manner whatsoever, even at a designated port of entry. Subsection
1324(a)(3)."

https://www.globalgulag.us