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Donald Schuler's avatar

Hi Ray. It’s East Palestine Ohio. We live close by and I have worked the area an hour before it happened. The air makes your nose burn and your lungs feel tight. Pray for the people in its radius, they are being effected. In particular, the residents are now dealing with the effects of clean up. They are dozing all along the track all the ground and it kicks up loads of dust. They are not seeing hazmat teams out here. Everything is being downplayed . No fema. The water nearby is rainbow colored like a puddle is near a gas station concrete if it’s stirred. Check videos online. Where’s the uproar? Where’s the epa that is usually in every businesses craw? 30 years ago a customer of mine lost his business because his part’s washer spilled his pickup of solvent. He was fined mucho bucks and had to close business. It was his life’s work. Where are they now in a REAL situation? Animals and fish are sick. This is real.

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These chemicals did not seem separated and packaged in a way a hazmat carrier would do (and I heard the train was not designated a hazmat train), so that even in a wreck any explosions would be mitigated, and why is one train carrying so much of it? I'd like to see the work order paper trail for these substances. I saw someplace that one of the cars was on fire way before the blow up, I think on departure. I wouldn't be surprised if the other derailments were plants to confuse the population on which one to pay attn to. Need to confirm if there was any explosive mats at ground zero, the initial start of the "mushroom cloud" looked like things ignited. A little nanothermite on top of your dioxin appetizer anyone? Clearly fabricated disaster.

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