U.S. Has Not Kept Pace In Electromagnetic Warfare, And Paul Singer Is Worried

A new report warns that electromagnetic warfare could vaporize 90 percent of the U.S., following warnings from hedge fund manager Paul Singer on the topic. Singer wrote in a letter to investors: While these pages are typically chock full of scary or depressing scenarios, there is one risk that is head-and-shoulders above all the rest in terms of the scope of potential damage adjusted for the likelihood of occurrence. Even horrendous nuclear war, except in its most extreme form, can a relatively localized issue, and the threat from asteroids can (possibly) be mitigated (A natural EMP event) today would cause…