Ohio Derailment - TOXINS Dispersed.

[Belligerent Savant]

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One more quick add here for consideration, a departure from some of the other takes thus far:

The Ohio Train
Derailment
Is Probably
NOT
What You Think

The basic framework that
governments and their
their cronies use to steal
things is...

Intentionally cause a crisis.
Ramp up fear porn.
Wait for hysteria to
whip people up into a frenzy.
Push a "solution" always involving
taking something from people.

Evidence shows the
Ohio train derailment
is no different.

To be clear:
Ecological damage definitely occured.
This is bad. But it could get way worse
if we buy into the hysteria.

Only 4 tanks leaked.
And there is misinformation about
what is actually in the tanks that leaked.


Tank 1:
Ethylhexyl Acrylate
Not toxic. Leakage amount is unknown.


Tank 2:
Isobutylene
This is the substance that was burned,
and what caused the plume. Eco-damage
is negligable after burning.


Tank 3:
Butyl Acrylate
Major leak. Rapid dispersing down
the Ohio river. This is the rainbow
stuff you see on top of the water.
It eventually biodegrades.


Tank 4:
Anti-freeze
This is the most toxic of the
chemicals. Good news is that it
can't Aerosolize, so it's not in
the air. And it will disperse.

There is no evidence
of Vinyl Chloride
in the ground
This was burned. When it burns,
it releases hydrochloric acid
and phosgene. These are toxic, but
they disperse. Eco damage is minimal.

So what is actually going on here?
It appears as though this is part of a
larger farm land heist and/or a
food supply attack.

December 2022:
Amish farmer fined
for clean farming
in Pennsylvania
Was legally selling raw milk &
beef from unvaxed cattle.
He fought the fines in court and won.
This is a problem for those who seek control.
They cannot have people marching to their own beat.

“Never let a crisis
go to waste”
—Eric Holder

Be Careful
The relevant agencies in US & Canada may use this as a ploy to prevent land from being farmed. "It's for your safety" is the go-to catch phrase of thieves.

Who benefits from doing this?
Think about it: crash the price of farm land, bankrupt farmers, and buy the land for pennies. This is a tried-and-true scam tactic (Bolsheviks, others).

Have we learned anything since 2020?

Do not buy
into hysteria!

[Video clip at link]

https://www.heropaul.com/ohio-derailment

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https://archive.is/aM5QG

EPA not testing for dioxins, scientist calls reason "lame"

EAST PALESTINE, Ohio (WKBN) – Scientist Stephen Lester says there is no doubt in his mind that dioxins were released during the Feb. 6 controlled burn of vinyl chloride. He says the EPA’s reasoning for not testing is a “lame excuse” and “wrong.”

According to United States Environmental Protection Agency Region 5 administrator Debra Shore, the agency will not test for the highly toxic chemical compound dioxins at this time.

“Dioxins are ubiquitous in the environment. They were here before the accident, they will be here after, and we don’t have baseline information in this area to do a proper test. But, we are talking to our toxicologist and looking into it,” Shore said.

Dioxins refers to a group of toxic chemical compounds. Dioxins are highly toxic and can cause cancer, reproductive and developmental problems, damage to the immune system, and can interfere with hormones.

“I think they’re reluctant to test, because they know they will find it, and they will be put in a place where they have to address it,” said Lester, science director at the Center for Health, Environment and Justice.

Lester says exposure to dioxins can lead to severe types of cancer..

“The level of dioxin that gets into a body, a person, an animal, a cow, that could lead to health problems is extraordinarily low. It does not take very much,” Lester said. “I’d be very concerned if I had a farm, especially if I was aware, as some people described in that meeting, that the black cloud from the burning had settle onto their property.”

Dioxins can take decades to fully break down and dissolve. Once released, they can settle on surfaces, plants, in water and in soil. Lester says he would be concerned with the amount of farmland and livestock in Columbiana County.

On Feb. 18, senators Sherrod Brown and J.D. Vance sent a letter to the EPA requesting that the agency test for dioxins. However, the EPA did not feel it necessary at this time.

“We did receive a letter from Sen. Brown and Sen. Vance. Our toxicologists are taking a look. Unfortunately, we don’t have any baseline information about the levels of dioxins which are produced also by wildfires, by backyard grilling, by a host of other things,” Shore said.
Lester says he has no knowledge of backyard grilling producing a dangerous amount of dioxin.

“I’ve never heard anybody, any researcher talk about cookouts. Because that’s an infinitesimal concentration, if at all. Because dioxins form not just cause there’s burning, you need a chlorine source,” Lester said.

Lester says even if there is no baseline from prior testing to compare levels, the EPA should still be able to do testing to determine if the level that’s there is a risk.

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This is your friendly reminder that they still don't have clean water in Flint, MI.

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[Harvey]

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