Dead man's switch

At all times.

She's got a dead man's switch.

She's holding a thermal detonator.

If you take a look at these cabinets, let's shift focus a little bit from this compartment.

that.

And then on the side, you can see the Dead Man's Switch... up at the top tab and then so you can program different things so if you might not be on you might not be online but you can still reach your node over uh laura so you might send a self-destruct tell it to ignite the thermite because uh you're if you if your internet and your power all get cut uh you you may you may need to send a special message to your node

That's okay.

That's cool.

I know that you can turn off the gas from there.

I know that he has a dead man switch.

Every single day, he must enter in a code to make sure the gas doesn't go off.

That way, if he's ever killed or ever forced off station, everything in this lab gets melted to nothing.

Iso's standing outside the room with her shotgun.

Iso, get in here.

I show her how to do the dead man switch.

And basically, whatever the instructions are, either keep pushing it or push it when it gets to this time.

It is a biological inevitability.

But wait, modern trains, even in the 80s, they had a failsafe specifically for a pilot passing out, didn't they? The dead man's pedal.

Right, the dead man's pedal.

This is a heavy spring-loaded pedal located on the floor of the engineer's cab.

And the engineer is required to constantly keep it pressed down with the weight of his foot.

Tragedy is just a matter of time.

Fortunately, though, the horrific cost of the Hinton disaster did force the industry to rip up its old playbooks.

Yeah, the easily rigged Dead Man's Pedal was completely abolished, right?

Patriots, let's connect the dots on President Trump's lightning strikes in Venezuela, Mexico, and Iran.

These are moves that dismantle the deep state's dead man switches in under 12 hours.

This is precision warfare, paving the way for the arrests we've been waiting for.

First, Venezuela.