Report: Cyber Attackers Infect Nuclear Power Plant Systems With Computer VirusBy Mac Slavo Following the attack in Brussels earlier this year it was learned that terrorists had not only targeted nuclear facilities in Belgium, but that the chief of the power plant in question had been staked out, recorded and followed. A security guard at the nuclear plant also died under mysterious circumstances. Now, according to a report from Zero Hedge, another nuclear plant has been targeted, this time with a virus that has infected its computer systems: Remember when someone used the Stuxnet virus, or rather worm, in an Iranian nuclear plant several years ago to freeze Iranian nuclear production, leading to a major diplomatic scandal involving the spy agencies of both the US and Israel, as the world learned that in the present day industrial sabotage only needed a flash drive and a computer virus to render even the most sophisticated piece of industrial machinery obsolete? Well, moments ago, Bloomberg reported that a computer virus was discovered in a German nuclear power plant. BR (google translated) is reporting that the malware is thought to be brought in by a data carrier, and the affected portion of the system is the fuel assembly loading area. The competent authority and the Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) have been informed. The reconnaissance takes place with the assistance of IT specialists in the RWE Group. The malicious software may have been introduced by a data carrier. While the WMD threat once again appears to be centralized in Europe, the fact is that the United States has scores of power plants across the country and in all likelihood terrorists, whether Middle Eastern, state-sponsored, or rogue organizations, are actively looking for ways to cause maximum damage to American citizens. An attack on a nuclear facility may be improbable, but its certainly a real and highly dangerous possibility that could leave tens of thousands of people dead and entire regions of the United States uninhabitable. Moreover, the threat isnt restricted to just to nuclear plants. With our porous southern border and no immigration control to speak of, those who mean to do us harm can easily cross into the United States, WMD in hand, to launch an attack on the American people. In fact, in the summer of 2014 the Texas Rangers were dispatchedto the southern border after nuclear materials that could be used in a dirty bomb attack were stolen in Mexico. In 2011 it was reported that Customs and Border Protectionhad identified and seized a nuclear weapon of some kind as it was being smuggled into the United States. The threat is most certainly real and as completely insane as it may sound, its only a matter of time before such a CBRN weapon is used in a large population center in the United States or Europe. Perhaps its time Americans consider preparing for a nuclear attack: Regardless of whether you decide to stay or bug out, there are a few items you should strongly consider adding to your prepping supplies. Aside from the usual stuff like food, water, tools, weapons, and medical supplies, youll probably need the following: Youll find that everything on this list will also be useful for other scenarios like nuclear war and dirty bomb attacks. Truth be told there are countless ways that you or family could face a radioactive threat, but with the right mindset, gear, and supplies, you can survive even the worst nuclear disasters. Related Reading: Click here to subscribe: Join over one million monthly readers and receive breaking news, strategies, ideas and commentary. You can read more from Mac Slavo at his site SHTFplan.com. First of all, the Brussels attacks were an obvious faked false flag terror hoax, this is proven behind question by the work of Ole Dammegard. So this Max Slavo is wrong on the basic facts. How much of the rest of the crap he writes is right then? How much of the alternative media is just CIA created bilge? One wonders. for a good read: of course the U.S. stole it from them then made sure they never spoke of it again as in dead men (or women) tell no lies. 