Jim Stone, Freelance Journalist
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GAS EXPLOSIONS IN MASSACHUSETTS DUPLICATED IN MEXICO YESTERDAY, OBVIOUS CYBER ATTACKS

today, Massachusetts had a similar incident, where a PLC malfunctioned and allowed gas pressures to go many times too high, while safety valves which were supposed to vent excess pressure into the air in a safe location automatically also failed to open. This caused excessive gas pressure to enter homes which turned pilot lights into blowtorches and any furnace that was on into a raging inferno. Many homes went up in smoke. Any time you have a situation of this type, where automatic safety systems are supposed to engage and they do not, Stuxnet is a prime suspect. Perhaps they did not get their way with the hurricane and nuclear facilities, so they did a consolation attack elsewhere.

Mexican homes are not directly connected to gas lines, everything is in tanks and brought to the homes either via a truck that pumps it in, or by someone carrying it in so nothing burst into flames the way they did in the U.S. A pipe carrying butane ruptured and made a giant ice and snow pile and sent a butane fog over at least a square mile area. There was no explosion because authorities handled it quickly and no one was stupid enough to light a match with that much gas in the air. Clouds of butane fog rolled through the streets and completely fogged out a low lying area. The butane fountain was well over 100 feet high. They made up a story about someone cutting into the line to steal gas but they were not sure that is really what happened. Now, with this incident in Massachusetts I think there is reason to suspect someone hacked the gas system in Mexico also, and sent the pressures too high. Surprisingly no one got killed.

Even if the media does not report it, there's no way the system in America could have failed the way it did absent willful sabotage. There's no question it was a Stuxnet type of attack, or some other form of malice, because there's no way to prevent the safety systems from activating any way other than a direct command, it was not a simple malfunction.