In Florida on Thursday, a warehouse containing plastic and fertilizer caught on fire and burned for days before being declared officially contained on Saturday.
🚨#BREAKING: Firefighters are battling a massive 5 acres warehouse fire with potential hazardous fumes ⁰⁰📌 #Kissimmee l #Florida ⁰ Currently over a 80+ firefighters are battling a Massive 5 acre fire that has broken out a warehouse storing plastic plant pots, fertilizers, and… t.co/5czF12Ocvi http://pic.twitter.com/tIZ3G4UPCX
— R A W S A L E R T S (@rawsalerts) February 16, 2023
When the East Palestine event happened, and then there were a couple of other events – at least one other train derailment spilling chemicals and a truck that flipped over and burned up, spewing chemicals – I was critical of the theory that some kind of conspiracy was at work.
At this point, however… I at least understand these theories.
What else could be happening to cause all of these chemical events at the same time?
Fox 35 Orlando:
Some residents in Osceola County are worried about the air they breathe after a massive, five acre fire at a Kissimmee nursery supply company.
The concern is over burnt plastic.
Hazmat teams from Osceola and Orange counties were called in to monitor the fire that broke out early Thursday morning. The fire is now 100- percent contained.
Public health officials say the type of plastic pots that caught fire do not create toxic smoke or ash.
Well, officials also told people in East Palestine to drink the water.
These people do not have credibility.
In fact, at this point it is actually cartoonish to cite “public health officials” in a non-ironic manner.
Something is going on with all of these chemicals being released into the atmosphere at the same time and the media totally refusing to talk about it.
In East Palestine, the government actually started the fire themselves.
That said, the idea of the government going in and burning a warehouse in Kissimmee seems a bit extreme.
This is the same thing that was happening last year when a bunch of food processing plants were burning up. Several of them had airplanes flown into them.
People were saying “it has to be a conspiracy because how else would this happen?”
This logic seems to make sense when you are just talking about the statistical probability, but I’ve personally been around various conspiracy theories my entire adult life, and I’ve learned to be critical of anything where the explanation is “what else could be happening, statistically?”
Coincidences do happen, and you’d need to look into how many other planes were crashing, what the rate of plane crashes was before, how many of these plants there are, and so on before even determining that it was really all that statistically remarkable.
Also, with the food plants, people like Charlie Kirk were promoting the conspiracy idea.