Re: the East Palestine horror, again.
Twenty of the railway cars contained toxic chemicals.
Five of these cars contained vinyl chloride.
Mike Adams, who is beyond alarmed, says that vinyl chloride, when it burns, creates hydrogen chloride which, in turn, when it interacts with water, creates hydrochloric acid which eats through all the metal parts in his lab.
However, if Ryan Cunningham is right, a controlled burn was the lesser of two evils. (His view corroborated here.)
Notice that both Mike Adams and Ryan Cunningham post the photo above, which, with its nuclear resonance, has quickly morphed into our very own Chernobyl — or worse.
Remember the rail workers threat to strike in 2022?
The strike was averted.
However, railroad workers are not done organizing.
The usual suspect is true here: PROFITS.
https://www.commondreams.org/news/rail-workers-wall-street
Meanwhile, trains have gotten 30% longer (the Ohio train pulled 150 cars), and the unions are pushing for two-person teams rather than just one exhausted, overworked person to operate a single, very long, train.
https://www.levernews.com/rail-companies-blocked-safety-rules-before-ohio-derailment/
Oh, and are we surprised?
I live two blocks from the rail line that comes through the heart of Bloomington, Indiana and have often wondered what’s in those cars. I can’t imagine that a rail line doesn’t go to Crane, 35 miles southwest.
What is Crane?
So: are their bombs in those cars? Or materials to make them?
I tried to find out if there’s a rail line to Crane, and here’s a map, should anybody wish to pursue.
Oh wait! This map is from 1888!!
Oh, that’s right. Most of them are gone now. Either abandoned, or turned into roads or bike paths.
But I bet Crane still has rail service . . .
And what about your town. What rail lines move through and what are they carrying? We need to get organized. For all sorts of reasons and in all sorts of ways.
So glad not to live in Goshen anymore, right across the street from train tracks. They STILL have not installed the requisite guard arms to allow for no more horns, which means cars do crash into trains there. I was constantly sending Reiki to those trains so as not to have a toxic spill. I kept sensing that potential the whole time we lived there.
Also, most people don’t know that February 3 was the actual cross quarter day of Imbolc, which is a fire ceremony day. Normally, it’s a purification by fire with medicinal herbs added into the mix to protect livestock. It’s also associated with milk and the Goddess Brigid.
Psychopaths like to co-opt and invert/pervert these power days. Instead of a purification ceremony, we got a toxic fire poisoning water, air and the vast majority of Amish farm settlements in this area. Sick people! Hopefully Pluto in Aquarius will bring innovations to water purification, because we will need them.
Oops! One clarification. I’ve been working on May Forecasts and was conflating Imbolc and Beltane. It’s Beltane that traditionally has the livestock going through the herb infused smoke from large bonfires, but Imbolc is also a fire ceremony day. Again, “they” like to co-opt these natural power points and pervert them.
On Imbolc, traditionally people celebrated that they were halfway through the Winter season. It’s meant to celebrate the abundance of food, and on that exact power point of the Sun reaching 15 Aquarius, they poisoned the food supply in that entire region where the water and smoke will go. I can’t view this as accidental, especially with the CDC updating their info on vinyl chloride for the first time in 17 years–in late January 2023.