That seems to be an Ohio thing. Down here in SC we have normal run of the mill train tracks.
East Palestine Ohio Train Crash & Poison Gas Plume Megathread
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That seems to be an Ohio thing. Down here in SC we have normal run of the mill train tracks.
And even if proof is posted, a counter would be. How is that any different from today? With regulation except that its nearly impossible to hold the dirty judges accountable now.
All of all global ills come from too much government and too many institutions not too few.
We have a guy in charge of transportation who's supposed to be handling stuff like this.
Only he's mad that white construction workers are a thing so don't expect it to be fixed or cared about anytime soon.
PsihoKekec
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Not even the tracks in ths majority of ohio are like this. Even old abandoned ones are in better condition. Not sure where this is, but the majority of our tracks are just normal.
AnimalNoodles
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Guess who the 4 largest shareholders of the Norfolk Southern Railway are? A company that has extensively lobbied to reduce safety and labour regulations? Anyone? Anyone?
I know JP Morgan and Blackrock are two of them, don't remember the others.
But that explains a lot
AnimalNoodles
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One of the biggest cover up attempts in recent history.
That and the covid jabs.
They can't keep this covered up though.
Bear Ribs
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LordsFire
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Them blocking this is bad, but things spreading that wide is actually good.
Once it gets into the air, dispersion is the only way for it to become safe. Concentration is how you get debilitating or lethal doses.
Of course, most politicians probably have no clue about that.
True, but it also LOOKS BAD. Which is good b/c it might help bring consequences for those who enabled this to happen.
What it does, is demonstrates how fucking much of this shit was released, which rightfully makes those responsible look REALLY BAD, which is why everyone is trying to sweep it under the rug.
We must not allow this to be swept under the rug. This is the time for grassroots movements to keep this story circulating.
The problem is, the nastiest stuff is heavier than air, and the lingering effects of...well, lets not mince words here, I think the phosgene gas exposure (and exposure of other bits of nastiness) was a lot wider and lot more severe than the railroad, gov, or media want known. Particularly with the maintenance issues coming to light about the train, given it broke down just days beforre and workers were worried about the length/weight of the train.
However, shutting down the site tracking the particulates from the burn off is all sorts of sus, and only makes this look more like a cover-up.
Now, it should be noted, the train cars were not venting as designed, and one was on fire (and VC is impossible to put out once on fire), so the options were 'burn it all off and deal with the fallout' or 'multiple BLVEs inside the town and unknown debris pattern after detonation'.
I've noticed they've been doing a lot of retracking the rails in and around Columbia, Lexington, Irmo and some other areas. Seems people here are taking that seriously.
On another note. Sadly another Train has derailed.
www.google.com
On another note. Sadly another Train has derailed.
Train derails in Van Buren Township; police say 'no evidence of exposed hazardous materials'
The Van Buren Township Fire Department confirms that a train derailed near Huron River Drive this morning.
www.google.com
hyperspacewizard
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Okay am I crazy or is there a reasonable explanation for why all these trains are derailing so near each other time wise like is it’s weather conditions in all these different states or are all our tracks just magically failing all at once. It’s weird and I wish all the state governments involved did a investigation into whoever is in charge of track and train maintenance and upkeep this is getting ridiculous.