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It appears that escape from New York is now being taken out one bridge at a time.

I don't recall who said the other bridge was 60 miles from New York, that won't be far at all, as the folks who didn't keep the car filled with gas, will start running out about there and if anyone recalls when clinton order the SE coast evacuated, during the big storm.

The roads were packed, you were not allowed off the highways to get gas or food and traffic was at a stand still.

Art Bell turned his program over to the people in the storm, it was a far different story than what was on the news. Full of panic and lost people, I remember one trucker, who managed to find his wife with Art's help on air.

My daughter said that the evacuees came as far as Tennessee.

All this for a storm, imagine a bomb in New York.

To those of you on the east coast, take a look at how far your car goes on 3/4 tank of gas and then look at a map for an escape 'to' place.

Do not use public transportation, it will be taken out in the second attack.

I have told the story of being on the wrong side of the mountain when the snow closed the pass, come daybreak, the desert had hundreds of cars parked, at a roadside cafe that was only about 20X20' foot, Coyote Wells, California. This is on I-8, the road from San Diego to El Centro and Yuma.

There was not a bite of food or cup of coffee to be had in the area, it was about 28 miles from there to the closest cup of coffee.

I have been aware of what would happen when a city is evacuated for 45 years. It is the folks who are out of gas and food that you need to fear, at that point it is not the muslim terrorist, but your fellow citizens who will destroy you.

It appears that escape from New York is now being taken out one bridge at a time.

I am sitting here getting those same vibes thinking it's just me being paranoid.

It appears that escape from New York is now being taken out one bridge at a time.

The purported jihadi attack will be directed at Manhatten. Taking out the bridges may be a preliminary step to prevent escape or access by emergency workers.