They already had the safety systems installed. There is video of massive sparks and/or flames under the car 20 miles before it derailed. The safety system should have detected it and reported it AND STOPPED THE TRAIN but for some reason it didn't. They think it might have been deliberate sabotage of the safety system by an antifa type.
I think the spill was vinyl cloride, not sure. But, before you decide how toxic it is today, at least 80 percent of us on public utilities probably have our drinking water running through pipes made from it. PVC , stands for polyvinyl chloride. I'm just saying, last week ,it was perfectly safe, now, it's treated like plutonium 13. Maybe I'm wrong , but if that's all it is someone wants us to overreact. Who hasn't burned PVC. Ahhh that sweet sound , zzzzztttt zzzzzztttt zztt zztt. But seen that stinks.
The train was too long and too heavy to stop in time. Here is a video with some additional information on the train. Does not site the cause but does explain what could have happen.They already had the safety systems installed. There is video of massive sparks and/or flames under the car 20 miles before it derailed. The safety system should have detected it and reported it AND STOPPED THE TRAIN but for some reason it didn't. They think it might have been deliberate sabotage of the safety system by an antifa type.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/ohio-train-derailment-video-sparks-flames-well-before/
Good idea. We'll never know the truth from this corrupt government.
Sure seems like it is an attempt to ruin 1/3 or the world's waters, land, and kill 1/3 of the population lately, doesn't it?
That's one of the reasons we live where we do. Very low population density, no industry (just a couple sawmills), no factorys, no rail lines, no freeways, no farming (just ranches). And did I mention low population density? We're not much of a target for antifa or the WEFers.
You're right about burning it. That breaks down the molecular chains and it is no longer a polymer. Same thing with teflon, although that takes a higher temperature. But if you burn that teflon coated pan, you are releasing some bad stuff.
Are you saying it takes more than 20 miles to stop a train now?
Was it really 20 miles? Wow. I didn't see that.
I somehow didn't pick up on that information. I knew the last box either didn't work or was ignored, but I didn't realize it was so far.
The video is from a security camera in Salem, OH. About 17 miles as the crow flies, but the tracks don't go in a straight line.
I could not find ONE SINGLE MAP online of where the toxic plume was or what direction it went, or any projection of how far it would go.
