Inside Job? CDC Changed Toxicity Info For Vinyl Chloride 11 Days Before Derailment

It’s starting to seem that the CDC was aware there would be a major event involving Vinyl Chloride BEFORE the Ohio train derailment.

In late January 2023, the CDC changed the toxicological profile of Vinyl Chloride on its website.

It was the first edit on the page since 2006.

https://twitter.com/STP48315/status/1626087742923743234

17 years later they claimed that the chemical was significantly less toxic.

This comes among a flurry of bizarre situations surrounding the Ohio train derailment.

https://twitter.com/EWeaponized/status/1626085911036411906

Including a film that seemed to prophesize the situation and journalists being arrested for covering the event.

The EPA has said that the air and water are safe although they have refused independent testing.

Everyone talking about federal assistance being refused while CDC recently changes its toxicology on vinyl chloride, EPA tells Ohio the water’s safe, air’s safe to breath & let residents be pushed to sign a non-liability waiver against the rr company🤷🏻‍♀️ pic.twitter.com/vGqH3D3lpe

— Shems Borealis (@treehuggers17) February 16, 2023

Recently, Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune in North Carolina has become the focus of a massive class action lawsuit from those who suffered severe health issues after being in contact with contaminated water at the base.

One of the three containments that harmed those involved was Vinyl Chloride.

Toxins at Camp Lejeune wells were up to 3400 times the concentrations permitted by safety standards.

Some of the toxins that were found in drinking water wells were trichloroethylene (TCE), tetrachloroethylene (PCE), vinyl chloride (VC), and benzene. pic.twitter.com/I4JWndFyll

— @LejeuneJustice (@LejeuneJustice) January 26, 2022

According to a Veteran’s attorney, Berry Law, the government knew the water at Camp Lejeune was contaminated in the 1970s but the threat wasn’t made public until 2012.

Exposure to Vinyl Chloride and the other toxic chemicals in Camp Lejeune’s water have been connected to 17 different illnesses.

Those illnesses included:

Adult leukemia

Aplastic anemia and other myelodysplastic syndromes

Bladder cancer

Kidney cancer

Liver cancer

Multiple myeloma

Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma

Parkinson’s disease

What in the actual F? Has Obama, pardon me Soros, been spotted running any ads as of late not for crisis actors, but for how to derail a train the WEF way and have people perpetually asking WHO DUNNIT https://t.co/mBRAvm9LIh

— 1stHhopFL (@FlHhop) February 16, 2023

This also comes after some have noticed an uptick in “How to Derail a Train” instructional guides being pushed by Antifa.

How many more trains are going to derail?!
Interesting insist here.

Where is Pete?
Is Antifa behind the derailment?#InfoWakening pic.twitter.com/KF3qaL2ONn

— Peter $WHACKD James (@infowakening) February 14, 2023

It wouldn’t be the first time either, in 2020 the Center For Security Policy reported that two left-wing anarchists were charged with terrorism for their plot to derail a train.

2017: Antifa deletes posts about sabotaging train tracks—after Washington train derailment. Worth noting that if you type https://t.co/WzvPEoXi65 you will open the official White House government website. https://t.co/hNHhGRhlIM

— Scott Adams (@scottadamsshow) February 16, 2023

In that federal complaint, it stated that their intentions were to:

“lead to train derailment, loss of life, and the dispersing of hazardous chemicals into residential areas.”