Discussion on EMP Awareness and Education

Right. And I think it's interesting,

too, Senator Farnsworth passing that bill that

educates the state of Arizona on EMP, everything EMP, basically.

What happens,

though, once that is put out on the internet

or put into a manuscript and somebody, they don't read it?

How far do you go to educate our citizens

when they don't read something on the internet?

Do you have to create certain propaganda?

Do you have to put out videos?

What do you think will make us so much more aware of what's going on?

Do you think it would have to be an attack

or do you think it would have to be something—I

know it sounds terrible and I'm not wishing anything, but

do you think it would take something so catastrophic for us to open our eyes and say, this is real?

Because I feel like if we're just reading a manuscript or something online,

we're going to be like, oh, you know, it could happen.

But I almost feel like something has to happen for us.

Just like 9-11 was a horrible thing and it was catastrophic,

but it opened our eyes to the reality of the world

and it got us out of our little bubble that we live in here in America.

It may be. That may be the case,

because there have been extraordinary efforts to educate the people.

Part of those efforts you can see on the wall behind us,

even to the point of making movies, you know, to bring people in to get—