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In Holland on the first day of the month we set off all the war alarms for a minute to test if they still function. This month a lot of them failed, caused by t
by GrumpyNl 9y ago
In Holland on the first day of the month we set off all the war alarms for a minute to test if they still function. This month a lot of them failed, caused by the power frequency
- wiz21c 9y agoImagine for a second that North Korea or US were involved in the electricity dispute in question... And because of that, as you say, Holland wan't test it's war alarm (which is vital infrastructure I guess) I wonder what would be the position of EU...
- cat199 9y agoDo you really think the US is not involved in this dispute?
- wiz21c 9y agoahahaha conspiration !!!
- cat199 9y agoit's not really a conspiracy when energy payment squabbles are smacking you in the face in the news.. https://www.export.gov/article?id=Kosovo-Energy https://www.export.gov/article?id=Kosovo-Energy https://www.reuters.com/article/us-ukraine-crisis-russia-gazprom/ukraines-naftogaz-claims-2-56-billion-victory-in-gazprom-legal-battle-idUSKCN1GC2Z8 https://www.reuters.com/article/us-ukraine-crisis-russia-gaz... etc etc etc
- ddnb 9y agoOh god, I hope no Germans are reading this, it would be their perfect time to strike...
- Piskvorrr 9y agoWhere this procedure is in effect, there's a different signal for "test" and "emergency". The opposite situation is more common - we've had a couple of cases where the person in charge actually initiated the emergency protocol instead of the expected test protocol.