Debunking All EAS Alarms

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Not Included:
North Korea 1950 (2)
Tajikistan 2008
NOTE:
Houston, Texas and Puerto Rico are part of the US.

[@SalvadorUnited]

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[@SalvadorUnited]

@@wadeettenfield yes

[@TheEASAlarmMaker15]

Wow dude, good video, keep up with the good work!

[@SalvadorUnited]

Thanks!

[@noahnorman6877]

Kuwait 1949 sounds like someone yelling underwater

[@mehtab193]

0:51 that sounds like a horror scream

[@j_man-ob3yp]

Actually, The USA had no official warning systems until 1951, when Conelrad was introduced, or 1963 for the Emergency Action Notification System.

[@SalvadorUnited]

Your half True, Conelrad was introduced in 1951 per the request of Harry S. Truman to create a System to Alert Citizens about public danger BUT in 1997, The Emergency Alert System (EAS) was made to replace the Former EBS (Emergency Broadcast System) So I said EAS alarms which I don't count EBS to be an Emergency Alert System (nor Conelrad) much.

[@noahnorman6877]

The USA 1776 alarm actually comes from a local access alert that was broadcast In Wisconsin in 1985.

[@SalvadorUnited]

Thanks for the info

[@FireyFromBFDI2763]

Panama comes from sonic exe 5 or something

[@FireyFromBFDI2763]

Thx for Tajikistan im from there

[@SalvadorUnited]

Well, I did find Tajikistan 1991 but not Tajikistan 2008

[@Mylris]

I also saw some eas videos where they just used songs from FNAF.

[@RepublicanQuatoreanFights]

2:09 is my fav

[@kaka_v0831]

South Africa is literally half life 2 distorted trumpets

[@sin6353]

Maybe G man was in S.Africa or something

[@erikhernandez-robledo8433]

NK is always shady

[@ElDonBoricua2010_xd]

6:40 Creo me recuerda un infomercial perturbador de tele mercado peru

[@SalvadorUnited]

No, Eva Uno Canción o Algo de eso para niños en Canada

[@lupitamorales4111]

Hi Devon

[@SalvadorUnited]

Hi

[@NoNameIdeasRightNow]

Hello

[@SalvadorUnited]

Hello