Is East Palestine the new Chernobyl!

Not often do I find myself agreeing with “The Squad”, but credit where it’s due. Good on them.

Not often do I find myself agreeing with “The Squad”, but credit where it’s due. Good on them. Originally Posted by Jacuzzme

... too right, mate.

At least THEY seem to understand something that droobs
like Mayour Pete and Sleepy Joe don't -

That the train derailment ain't the problem - it's the
CHEMICAL DISASTER that has contaminated the air and
water that's the problem!

#### Salty

Not often do I find myself agreeing with “The Squad”, but credit where it’s due. Good on them. Originally Posted by Jacuzzme

Yep - I will give them credit for calling out Buttplug Pete's utter incompetence

Biden Admin admits FEMA ... the Federal Emergency Management Agency .. can't handle emergencies!

this has to be the lamest excuse of the many excuses that is Biden's presidency


White House explains why it turned down disaster relief for Ohio

https://www.yahoo.com/news/white-hou...142248123.html


EXCLUSIVE: The White House explained why it turned down Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine's request for disaster relief this week in the aftermath of a derailment of a train hauling toxic chemicals.


A Biden administration official told Fox News Digital that it has provided extensive assistance to surrounding communities following the chemical release earlier this month in eastern Ohio. However, the official said the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), the agency that usually provides relief to communities hit by hurricanes and other natural disasters, isn't best equipped to support the state's current needs.


"The Biden Administration is mobilizing a robust, multi-agency effort to support the people of East Palestine, Ohio. Since February 3, the Environmental Protection Agency has had personnel on the ground," the official told Fox News Digital. "FEMA is coordinating with the emergency operations center working closely with the Ohio Emergency Management Agency."


"But what East Palestine needs is much more expansive than what FEMA can provide," they continued. "FEMA is on the frontlines when there is a hurricane or tornado. This situation is different."


The official highlighted four agencies — the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Department of Transportation and Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) — that they said are actively assisting local residents on the ground.


The comments echoed a statement made Thursday by White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre who said the administration's priority was the "health and safety of the community."


DeWine's office said Thursday that it has been in daily contact with FEMA, but that the agency "continues to tell" the governor that Ohio isn't eligible for disaster assistance. In response, FEMA said it is coordinating with EPA, HHS and the CDC to support the state.


"The state needed help testing the water and air — EPA is providing it. They called for an investigation into the derailment — the Department of Transportation is on it. The Governor today asked for help to conduct additional public health testing and assessments — we’re deploying teams from HHS and the CDC to get that done," the Biden administration official told Fox News Digital.


"Each federal agency has its own unique role here, and we’ve mobilized an interagency team to get the people of East Palestine the support they need," the official said.


On Feb. 3, about 50 cars on a Norfolk Southern Railroad train carrying vinyl chloride, a dangerous colorless gas, derailed in East Palestine, Ohio, a small community that is located along the Ohio-Pennsylvania border.


The company opted to release the gas from the derailed cars, releasing potentially deadly fumes and other dangerous chemicals into the air, to prevent a disastrous explosion. Local residents were told to evacuate the area during the release, but were assured it was safe to return on Feb. 9.


The EPA and Ohio state officials have assured locals that the air is safe to breath based on their testing.


Experts, though, have expressed concern that the air and water is not safe.


"This really looks like a nuclear winter," Sil Caggiano, a local hazardous materials specialist, told Fox News on Tuesday. "Pretty much, yeah, we nuked this town with chemicals."

The Biden administration is sending a team, 3 weeks after the fact. Maybe they ran out of Hobby Lobby balloons to take out (at half a million a *pop*) and have nothing better to do.

The Biden administration is sending a team, 3 weeks after the fact. Maybe they ran out of Hobby Lobby balloons to take out (at half a million a *pop*) and have nothing better to do. Originally Posted by Jacuzzme

And they only agreed to send a team AFTER President Trump announced he was visiting East Palestine this week. Basically Trump goaded Senile Biden into doing something because otherwise Senile Biden would have been embarrassed as hell not showing up not nor providing assistance while President Trump does show up

Advice to East Palestine: change your name to Kyiv, work out some shady deals with Hunter and Joe will come see you.

E. Palestine, veteran rip Senile Biden spending tax dollars overseas

“I am scared in my own home. I have been betrayed by my own government.”

Watch

https://twitter.com/i/status/1628437610640048136

A strange twist;


You're not going to believe this.
The plane crash outside of Clinton airport that was headed to Ohio had a team of toxicology and environmental health experts that were working for a company that was hired to test the water, soil and air quality in none other than East Palestine, Ohio.
There is no way this is a coincidence.

https://abc6onyourside.com/news/loca...al-little-rock

https://kanekoa.substack.com/p/east-...gy-test-relies

well the dems are keepin an eye on it. they will call outout a special clean up crew when it gets to pittsburgh! 0 biden is workin on gettin the water to run up hill.