by Paul Joseph Watson, Summit News:
Biden says he might visit “at some point”
More workers in East Palestine at the site of the toxic train derailment are reporting intense headaches and nausea, prompting fears that the cleanup could constitute a new ‘ground zero’ health disaster.
Meanwhile, Joe Biden casually stated that he might visit the town “at some point” and again claimed that he’s spoken to “every official” there.
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MARCH 1: Biden Communications Director Kate Bedingfield indicates Biden himself decided against going to East Palestine, Ohio.pic.twitter.com/kLRbbVhRhl
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Earlier this week, rail union leader Jonathan Long wrote to several Biden administration officials, including Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, to warn them that cleanup workers are becoming incredibly sick.
Long writes, “I received reports that Norfolk Southern neither offered nor provided these workers with appropriate personal protective equipment, such as respirators that are designed to permit safely working around vinyl chloride, eye protection, and protective clothing such as chemical restraint suits, rubber overboots and rubber gloves rated for safely working around the spilled chemicals that prevent direct contact with such substances.”
He further notes that workers “continue to experience migraines and nausea, days after the derailment, and they all suspect they were willingly exposed to these chemicals at the direction of NS.”
