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2012 -- MILITARY AFTERMATH REPORT by J.E. Ante

December 31st, 2013 Cheyenne Mountain, Colorado

This report covers the past 14 months and the main solar coronal mass ejection events beginning November 10th 2012. There were seven major CME events and 12 lesser solar CME events which have impacted Earth between November 10th 2012 and July 7th 2013. The solar activity has been back to normal since mid July 2013 and has remained so to camisetas barcelona 2012 date for approximately 6 months.

Northern latitudes and western countries were affected much more severely than other parts of the world but 80% of electrical generation has ended worldwide to date. On November 1st the solar activity began with dozens of sunspots appearing on all areas of the sun. Within nine days the sun turned totally black in color and the first mega coronal mass ejection struck the Earth. 80% of all electrical activity was ended in northern latitudes on November 10th and 30% was permanently ended in the rest of the world when electrical transformers were shorted and conmponents melted. Military transformer units (67) remained undamaged which were among the 335 total tranformer units in America which had ground resistors installed previously at a minimal cost of $50,000 each.

Eventually all the remaining 4704 American electrical transformers out of the original 5039 were severely damaged or beyond repair by CME activity. To date only 234 transformers have segunda camiseta barcelona been repaired and back in service for a total of 569. All of the repaired transformers were wisely turned off at the time of solar EMP shocks and so were more easily repaired. These 569 transformers represents more than 12% of the previous electrical capacity before November 2012.

When the initial November CME struck people scrambled to provide food and water and basic communication in the first weeks. Most radios were severely damaged but 1 in 1000 approximately were still working at this early date in the solar disaster. In mid November 50% of the people were mildly ill with solar radiation exposure who did not shelter near south facing basement walls underground. This was the main means of sheltering against the heavy southern ionizing solar radiations during the daylight hours of CME impacts to Earth. But since only 1 in 1000 radios worked few people learned to shelter under south facing walls of basements during the daylight hours of CME impacts. And so most people died of camisetas del barcelona baratas solar exposure from lack of timely information. In mid December all military bases were instructed to print sheltering information flyers and distribute them to the local surrounding populations as much as possible. This executive order is attributed with saving over 50 million of the current 95 million population of the US from death from solar overexposure.

Civil unrest began immediatedly in November and people panicked to get food and water from local stores. Most stores were eventually completely looted of all foodstuffs in the first 3 months time. In these first few months the military split equally with nuclear containment and providing transport for food and clean water to the major cities of America.

As the crisis deepened 75% of the people weakened and developed solar radiation sickness and a total of about 15% of the population died within the first month from solar overexposure. Later at 2012 year's end a total of 45% of Americans had weakened and died of solar overexposure which severely weakens immune function. Large community graves were dug in major cities and many individuals buried loved ones with hand tools in backyard graves.

50% of the military efforts in the first 30 days were devoted to nuclear containment of the nation's shutdown nuclear reactors. All reactors were ordered shut down on November 5th when the sun turned deeply black with numerous sunspots. Seven nuclear reactors melted down in Illinois, Michigan, and Ohio when the initial November CME struck and they were not able to maintain cooling of their shutdown reactor cores. All others were eventually shut down completely with great heroic efforts by the operators and with the extensive help from the military. Today 30% of all military resources are still needed to keep nuclear reactors and reactor cores and spent fuel cooling ponds safe and topped off with fluids.

Most populated areas of extreme radioactivity around the meltdown nuclear plants were evacuated to military bases and the extensive underground bases built since the 1950s throughout the USA. Other peoples more than 50 miles downwind were never told of the high raditation levels and remain mostly ignorant today. It was judged that little could be done for these areas and people even if they knew about the radiation danger. And a mass migration out of these areas would just make the surrounding areas more severely deficient in life support of foodstuffs and water. This triage of the US population was fully authorized by the president and military authority at the beginning of the solar and nuclear crisis.