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To: Rarebird who wrote (1392740)	2/26/2023 3:37:30 PM
From: Broken_Clock	Respond to of 1571040

Yet you support the violence of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Reporting factually does not mean I support. I am on the side of a negotiated settlement, which most of Congress and the Biden admin oppose. I post the Independent media side, the MSM side and the occasionally the Russian side. But keep your blinders on. ironically(or not) the Dems turn on anyone that has a different opposing opinion or worse yet leaves their religion. Woody is a prime example. Adams another. "LIberal" used to mean people with an open mind. Today Liberals are generally the most closed minded people on earth. zerohedge.com Rolling Stone used to speak truth when it came to Big Pharma rollingstone.com but after ridding itself of Matt Taibbi thepostmillennial.com rollingstone.com as the Dept of Energy confirms the lab leak Message 34203966

To: Rarebird who wrote (1392740)	2/26/2023 3:45:09 PM
From: Broken_Clock	Respond to of 1571040

Biden's strategy is becoming clear...hire the most incompetent people he can so that he looks better than his admin. Hint: It's not working on Saturday, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said the response by federal agencies "has been really well coordinated." so well coordinated all work just came to a halt. +++++++ EPA Halts Norfolk Southern's Removal Of Toxic Ohio Train Derailment Debris by Tyler Durden Sunday, Feb 26, 2023 - 09:30 AM The Environmental Protection Agency ordered Norfolk Southern to halt all shipments of contaminated waste from the train derailment site in East Palestine, Ohio, to ensure proper disposal, according to Bloomberg. "Moving forward, waste disposal plans, including disposal location and transportation routes for contaminated waste, will be subject to federal EPA review and approval," said Debra Shore, the regional administrator for EPA's Region 5 office. Shore said, "EPA will ensure that all waste is disposed of in a safe and lawful manner at EPA-certified facilities to prevent further release of hazardous substances and impacts to communities." Until Friday, Norfolk Southern "had been solely responsible for the disposal of waste," she said. The move comes as state officials in Michigan and Texas complained they weren't notified when truckloads of contaminated soil and water from East Palestine were shipped into their jurisdictions for disposal. The Ohio governor's office said Saturday night that of the twenty truckloads (approximately 280 tons) of hazardous solid waste hauled away, 15 truckloads of contaminated soil was disposed of at a Michigan hazardous waste treatment and disposal facility while five truckloads had been returned to East Palestine. Liquid waste already trucked out of East Palestine would be disposed of at a licensed hazardous waste treatment and disposal facility in Texas, but that facility would not accept more liquid waste, the Ohio governor's office said. "Currently, about 102,000 gallons of liquid waste and 4,500 cubic yards of solid waste remain in storage on site in East Palestine, not including the five truckloads returned to the village," the governor's office said. "Additional solid and liquid wastes are being generated as the cleanup progresses." -- AP News The Biden administration has been criticized for its response time and lack of coordination following the train derailment on Feb. 3. But, on Saturday, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said the response by federal agencies "has been really well coordinated." If that's the case, why would the EPA temporarily suspend the removal of contaminated waste while evaluating Norfolk Southern's plan? Wouldn't a concrete plan already be in play?