Ohio residents 'hit by wave of sickness'
after train carrying toxic chemicals exploded
and engulfed surrounding neighborhoods
in black smoke
Posted By: Imright, 2/14/2023 2:40:21 AM
Health concerns for Ohio residents are growing after a train carrying toxic chemicals crashed and engulfed surrounding neighborhoods in black smoke. East Palestine resident Melissa Henry told the Associated Press her youngest son's 'eyes turned red as tomato and he was coughing a lot' before the family evacuated to her parents' house outside the evacuation zone. Another resident in North Lima, roughly ten miles from the train derailment, had her six chickens die days after the chemical fire started. Taylor Holzer, a registered foxkeeper who lives outside the evacuation perimeter, told WKBN all his foxes were ill and one had died.
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Police are investigating reports that a man shot himself dead at a house in Nashville, Tennessee, which is believed to be home to American Idol star Kellie Pickler.
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Spokesman Don Aaron said the incident involved a single gunshot and the victim was an adult male, but declined to give his identity.
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Meeting Military Recruitment Goals
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Nancy Pelosi’s daughter Alexandra Pelosi is producing an HBO documentary about the January 6, 2021, protests and riot in Washington DC.
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Putin is traveling in armored train because
he’s ‘scared’ his plane could be
shot down: report 9 replies
he’s ‘scared’ his plane could be
shot down: report 9 replies
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Check Mirror: Narcissistic Billionaire
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George Soros Rails at 'Disease' of Trump's 'Narcissism' 10 replies
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Over Too Many White People Working At
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Over Too Many White People Working At
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Election denier Kari Lake promised to take her gubernatorial defeat lawsuit to the Arizona's supreme court after it was tossed for the second time on Thursday - less than two months after it was rejected by a Maricopa County judge.
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Chris Cuomo, the former host of Cuomo Prime Time on CNN, claims he was so devastated after his firing that he was “going to kill everybody and myself.”
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It isn’t a civil rights cause, it isn’t a new form of free expression, it isn’t a natural societal evolution.
It’s insanity. And facilitating it, as in the case of the supposed “medical professionals” increasingly pushing it on children, is evil.
We’re seeing this in more and more vivid detail as the transgender craze — and it is a craze, make no mistake about that — broadens and touches more and more lives. It’s becoming harder and harder to sustain the myth that chemical castrations and hormone baths and disfiguring surgeries lead to normal lives.