Trump Can Now Text Every Single Citizen Directly—It Starts This Week and You Cannot Opt Out
This text program was created under Obama and like all spectacular acts of tyranny, it is being used on American citizens by the following administration.
By Matt Agorist
TheFreeThoughtProject.com
October 2, 2018
Washington, D.C. — This week, on Oct. 3, every single cellphone in the United States will receive a text message from president Donald Trump and there is no way to stop it.
While it likely won’t be the case for future alerts, Wednesday’s test text message will not have anything to do with politics. Instead, it is a nationwide test of a new system called a “presidential alert” which was recently created and will be implemented by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
The government claims the new FEMA system will only be used in case of a crisis which affects the entire nation—like an imminent nuclear attack. As we’ve yet to have a crisis which has effected every single town in every single state simultaneously—even on 9/11—the justification behind this measure seems sparse at best.
According to FEMA, the test will happen at 2:18 PM EDT and all cell phones will have a message box popup, accompanied by a tone and a vibration. They claim that it is not a text and your phone number will not be shared with anyone.
The statement will read:
“THIS IS A TEST of the National Wireless Emergency Alert System. No action is needed.”
Unlike alerts from local governments across the country, you cannot opt out of this one. Trump and all future presidents will now have a direct and one way line of communication with every single American from here on out.
Wireless phone users have the ability to opt out of most alerts sent under the Integrated Public Alert and Warning System, run by the Federal Emergency Management Agency. While some users can choose not to receive regional messages and so-called Amber Alerts regarding missing or endangered children, under federal rules, receipt of the top-level “presidential alerts“ is mandatory, according to a report in Politico.
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