ALERT!!! San Jose Substation Attack!!! Vandalism...we don't think so!!! Anonymous 1

Security Cam photo of incident Courtesy TheBlaze.com

    San Jose is a city in southern California that is powered in part by a large electrical sub-station a few miles south of the metropolitan area. There are very few people in San Jose that have a generator to provide power should something happen to interrupt the flow of electricity to the thousands of citizens that live in the city. After all, they never had to worry. They never caused anyone problems or participated in demonstrations against the establishment. They enjoyed life and shopped, went to school, spent warm days in parks and lived the good life that southern California has offered for many years.

April 16, 2013 started as any other day in San Jose. It was a warm spring Tuesday and the people carried on as they always have making a living and talking about the weather, until approximately 1:00 AM.

At that time the sub-station was attacked by a group of armed people. For nineteen minutes the quiet night was shattered with gunfire. Hundreds of rounds were fired but no one heard them because the sub-station was not guarded. There was no security anywhere close. After the gunfire there were seventeen transformers damaged to the point they could not function.

Luckily, miles away, someone on duty at a power company site noticed the sub-station was dropping voltage. He was able to re-route the grid to cover the loss. But what would have happened if he had missed the voltage drop. A large portion of San Jose and surrounding areas would be blanketed in darkness.

The people that carried out this attack have been called vandals by our government. They say it was not a terrorist attack, just some kids doing what bored kids do. Let’s analyze the attack:

The rounds used were 7.62x39mm. The same rounds used in an AK47 rifle. There were hundreds of brass casings lying in a number of places indicating that there were multiple shooters. The brass was polished with no fingerprints on any of them indicating the shooters had put considerable thought into the attack. There were small piles of rocks at each shooting site indicating that the shooters would have planned their sites carefully for maximum damage and accuracy. Vandalism? Egging a house is vandalism, TPing a tree is vandalism, spur of the moment acts that are done by teenagers looking for a thrill. CSI’s will tell you that when a crime is committed there is always something left to tie individuals to that crime. In the case of the sub-station shooting there was nothing, absolutely nothing.. And yet, the government still says it was vandalism.

This was a small attack using what is considered small arms. In my opinion, it was a dress rehearsal for a larger prize. What if they use .50 caliber rifles the next time, and target a nuclear facility. .50 caliber sniper rifles are accurate, with a knowledgeable shooter, out to 1500 yards and possibly more. That is close to a mile.

There is nothing a .50 caliber bullet will not damage including a Sherman tank. Given the time they had and the rounds expended with no trace of the shooters, these were terrorists, either foreign or homegrown and if they hit a nuclear facility, God help the people in close proximity.

It’s too bad this administration is more interested in raising money for the next election and pushing Obamacare than protecting the citizens and infrastructure of this great country from what it calls vandalism.

Anonymous1

   

Special thanks to Anonymous one for this contribution!!!