This morning, Spain, Portugal, and France were hit by massive power outages.

Now, at first, I got to be honest, I didn't think it was that big of a deal.

I said, you know, okay, well, parts of these countries were hit with power outages.

Okay, so what's the big deal?

To be fair, if in the United States, we heard that Indiana, Ohio, and parts of Pennsylvania

were suffering power outages to the tune of

millions of people with no explanation. It would be a really big deal. Fair. But we're not Europe.

And then two big stories dropped. Why should say two speculative stories dropped? One, first and

foremost, could this be a cyber attack against Western interests because of what is going on with either Israel or Ukraine.

The fear, of course, is that this could this could be Russia or Russian interests targeting

the West with a massive cyber attack to disable infrastructure.

The purpose is to create friction.

Shutting down electricity for trains, airports, stores, whole city centers are wiped out.

This is crazy. These videos are pretty nuts. This is going to grind your economy to a halt,

and it's going to effectively disable your ability to assist at any kind of war effort.

Now, they denied it. They're currently investigating whether or not this could be a cyber attack, but another story dropped.

They're saying this is the result of a strange atmospheric phenomenon.

That's right.

High voltage lines were negatively impacted by some sky event.

And then, of course, the speculation is aliens. Not that I actually think it

was aliens, but this is a bit disconcerting, considering outside of this, we have two big stories.

Of course, the most salacious, not necessarily salacious, but the most pressing is how did three

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