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Ice attack in Texas yesterday, and a large communications facility(s) discovered in the NY area within the last couple of days. I wonder who had that set up? And I wonder if it was the only such facility around.
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I read about that but did not understand what it was all about or what the import was. Can you explain as though to a grade schooler?

I could explain it more if I knew more about it. It was vaguely described as having the ability to jam and disrupt cell communications and to allow communications among its subscribers outside of the watchful eye of our government.

Not that I see hiding comms from dot-gov as bad, if all people were good. But we can see that not all people are good.


What It Does	What Happens to Phones	How It Affects the UN Meeting
Makes Lots of Calls and Texts	It acts like thousands of pretend phones, sending millions of texts or calls at once, which can make phone networks stop working because they get too busy, like when everyone talks at the same time.	It stops leaders and helpers at the UN meeting from talking to each other, causing confusion when they need to work together on September 23, 2025.
Blocks Phone Towers	It sends so many messages that phone towers get tired and can’t let real phones work, like when too many kids play on a slide at once.	It makes it hard for police and doctors to use their phones near the UN, which could be dangerous if something goes wrong.
Jams Phone Signals	It can send out noise to stop phones from working in some areas, like turning off the radio in your car.	It keeps people at the UN from calling for help or talking secretly, which could let bad guys listen in.

How the SIM Farm Could Cause Trouble (grade school level)

What It Does What Happens to Phones How It Affects the UN Meeting
Makes Lots of Calls and Texts It acts like thousands of pretend phones, sending millions of texts or calls at once, which can make phone networks stop working because they get too busy, like when everyone talks at the same time. It stops leaders and helpers at the UN meeting from talking to each other, causing confusion when they need to work together on September 23, 2025.
Blocks Phone Towers It sends so many messages that phone towers get tired and can’t let real phones work, like when too many kids play on a slide at once. It makes it hard for police and doctors to use their phones near the UN, which could be dangerous if something goes wrong.
Jams Phone Signals It can send out noise to stop phones from working in some areas, like turning off the radio in your car. It keeps people at the UN from calling for help or talking secretly, which could let bad guys listen in.