An emergency continues at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport in Atlanta with spontaneous loss of power and the cancellation of more than 1,200 flights.
At the moment, as reported, the accident has been eliminated and movement is restored again, however, the airport falling out of work will be felt for a very long time.
According to Euronews, during the repair work in the airport area, a local power line was affected, which caused a global blackout. Halturnerradioshow gives the same information about the causes of the accident with reference to Georgia Power (a local energy company).
Dailymail.co.uk writes about the causes of the accident completely different. With reference to the very same Georgia Power company, the newspaper talks about a malfunction in the underground utilities that supply electricity to the airport. Overloaded cables caught fire and were damaged, leading to a power outage.
This raises a completely logical question: so what actually broke there? Can't Georgia Power engineers distinguish a fallen power line from a fire in an underground transformer booth?
Now let's digress from the global press, and see what happened in the airport area a little earlier. December 7, 2017, Usnews.com citing Associated Press:
Atlanta, Associated Press: Authorities say it was a routine training exercise when a thick column of black smoke appeared near the busiest airport in the world, visible for miles. The exercise was planned and called Live burn training.
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It was a very interesting and surprising coincidence that the firefighters had no time to reel in their long hoses and take off their foil training space suits, when a real emergency happened in Antlanta. Everything is like a fairy tale.
The local residents who watched the exercises immediately noticed that the smoke was black, as if tires were burning. This does not happen in exercises. Usually they burn something light so that the training rescuers can see that it is as if a fire is burning and smoke is coming out, but at the same time the smoke was not visible for ten miles and people in the vicinity were not afraid. And then people got scared and began to ask, to which they were told that in fact the smoke was gray as usual, but the cold weather changed the refraction of light in the atmosphere.
This is all very strange. It is even stranger that Georgia Power engineers cannot distinguish an underground transformer from an external power transmission tower by eye. Or was it a line underground that was laid and something was damaged there? Or are Georgia Power engineers themselves unaware of what's going on? Some of the bosses from the government said to say one thing, to others another. It happens sometimes. After the terrorist attacks, which the authorities are silent about. Or after false flags, which the authorities are trying to pass off as the machinations of terrorists.
It is noteworthy that the airport in Entente is the busiest airport in the world. He is the perfect target for both terrorist attacks and false flags. Therefore, it is quite possible to think about it. Especially against the backdrop of what is happening around North Korea. Especially against the backdrop of what began in the Arab world after Trump declared Jerusalem the capital of Israel.
It is possible, of course, that the blackout in the Entente happened on its own, and the black smoke on the training fire is of itself. However, a slightly different version is also possible. For example, the action in this area of a certain terrorist group, which they are looking for, but cannot catch in any way. Therefore, further developments will show everything.
