The People Of Hawaii Thought They Were Getting Nuked Saturday Morning; Watch The Reactions
Hawaiians were sent a “ballistic missile alert” to their phones on Saturday morning that turned out to just be a false alarm. It took 38 minutes for another text to be sent saying it was an error. Human error is being blamed for this screw up. Some residents started placing their children in sewers. Others showed off their assets. And others just went surfing. Expect a bunker boom to hit Hawaii in the coming weeks.
https://twitter.com/JemiSHaaaZzz/status/952268726971363328
My stomach dropped hearing this on the radio this morning. A feeling of pure terror. #missilethreat #Hawaii pic.twitter.com/VHZjhXxDE1
— Beth (@bethanyguntren) January 13, 2018
“What caused the false alarm to go off?”
Hawaii Governor: pic.twitter.com/N4SSxF0jup
— Josiah Johnson (@KingJosiah54) January 13, 2018
My father will live and die golfing. #missile #hawaii pic.twitter.com/BT4cPvwt1O
— Alohi Gardner (@GardnerAlohi) January 13, 2018
The head of Hawaii's Emergency Management Agency take responsibility for an error that caused a false ballistic missile alert: "This is my fault, and we will work so this doesn't happen again." https://t.co/BbD5XX8vsr pic.twitter.com/TcTgCAgBSx
— CBS News (@CBSNews) January 13, 2018
https://twitter.com/_JoeWalker/status/952289045488390144
Getting ready to go out in Hawaii: https://t.co/Rwd0M4uUg4 via @YouTube
— Ashton Taylor (@ashtontaylorxo) January 14, 2018
https://twitter.com/_JoeWalker/status/952288908355649536
https://twitter.com/30SecMilitary/status/952267356495142912
Behind the scenes at the Hawaii Missile Warning#Hawaii #NuclearButton pic.twitter.com/cr5G5SbTK8
— mad-liberals (@mad_liberals) January 13, 2018
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