[DukeSilver]

Not yet but allegedly there were a bunch of dead birds in a parking lot in Lexington, KY.

[Woodsman]

🤔 Hard to Not connect the dots? Testing the birds would be a good thing.

[DukeSilver]

I’d love to know those results. These aren’t near TN but quite concerning regarding.

[DeepSouthBamaGRITS]

@Woodsman Here is the article to support what DukeSIlver reported for you. It doesn’t indicate that any have been tested for cause of death. Could be from the dioxins in the air or 5G or a combination of both.

https://newspunch.com/birds-falling-from-sky-378-miles-from-east-palestine-as-govt-insists-ground-zero-is-safe-for-humans/

[packrat]

*applauds ‘bamagrits in absence of upvote ability*
I had been laughed at for saying 5G was rushed at the time of rollout and there’s possibly some serious problems with it. I sent this link out to one of the techs that did so and have received crickets in return. https://www.propublica.org/article/fcc-faa-5g-planes-trump-biden
General questions persist:
https://www.propublica.org/article/what-to-know-about-cellphone-radiation

[Squashmania]

Last week Ohio got quite a drenching rain. Most central Ohio creeks were swollen beyond the banks considerably. Flood warnings, etc. on the news and radio. I was hoping that,”the solution to the pollution is dilution”, and not that the bolus of rainfall accelerated toxin travel, or stirred any up that had settled out, to send it further downstream. Ohio doesn’t have mudslides, major earthquakes, significant hurricane events, or forest fires, but we apparently excel in rough infrastructure.

[packrat]

Well, upper OH, a pioneer in The Industrial Revolution, in a state full of innovation in flight and space, has its share of brownfields and will reap the whirlwind of decades of deregulation and neglect of our rail infrastructure.