Photo Courtesy Link The Hawaiian false alert from January 13th scared many islanders and raised fears reaching far across the ocean to the mainland. Throughout our growing up years generations are trained to regard warnings for every type of danger: Fasten your seatbelt Look both ways Duck and cover Seek shelter Stop. drop and roll Don't touch Stand tall and face a wild animal Run. Run fast from killer bees Don't put your hand in hidden areas where rattle snakes shelter Wash your hands Avoid hiking in washes Don't feed animals Do the lightning crouch Stay away from windows Hide in doorways Get away from buildings Stay in your car Seek high ground Alerts have been developed for cell phones: Amber Alert Silver Alert Blue Alert Gold Alert (do you know all of these alerts? I'm sure there are more) Hawaii's January 13, 2018 false missile attack alert lasted 38 minutes. Panic stricken men, women, and children had no clue wha...
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