Considering this ’employee’ in Hawaii allegedly had to hit a button twice to send the alert, we’re not entirely surprised that it wasn’t an accident.
BREAKING: US regulators: Hawaii employee who sent false ballistic missile alert thought actual attack was imminent.
— The Associated Press (@AP) January 30, 2018
Sounds legit, Hawaii.
But wait, that’s the whole story? Umm … why did this employee think an attack was imminent? Does this employee not need a directive from a higher up before pushing a button TWICE to send such an alert?
Or maybe he or she was eating Tide Pods and passed out on the button, twice, and they’re just too embarrassed to admit it.
Wut?
— Texas Guy (@Collinsdw) January 30, 2018
And??
— Stacey Ewell (@staceewell) January 30, 2018
https://twitter.com/KimKimmary/status/958388219460034560
Because everything is about Trump.
lmao does that make it better or worse
— zaron, but a turkey ? (@zaron5551) January 30, 2018
We’re not sure honestly.
https://twitter.com/ZachSmith/status/958389794127560705
Huh? Why on Earth would that be?!?!? pic.twitter.com/fxPqT3iQea
— Tiffany K. (@KampmannTiffany) January 30, 2018
Keep going …
https://twitter.com/OtherRealPaul/status/958388635170111488
https://twitter.com/SnarkActual/status/958390389228089344
Yeah, bro.
— SCOTT DEYAGER (@ScottDeYager) January 30, 2018
https://twitter.com/Blake_View/status/958391816641851393
Was he playing missile command?
— Steven (@MaVASteve) January 30, 2018
https://twitter.com/rksimonlaw/status/958388413727760384
This does NOT make perfect sense, EL OH EL.
But then again, in 2018 what does?
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