5 ppm of phosgene gas is "probably lethal" according to research. "Probably" in the sense that it's hard to find volunteers to choke to death to determine if that exact threshold is 4 ppm or 6 ppm because even 1 ppm is seriously bad news.

The Ohio National Guard released phosgene gas at 40 PPM when they burned it off like retards.

They burned that shit off last week. While I'm sure it's still working its way through the water table, all the smoke has already blown wherever it's going to go by now.

Vinyl Chloride, not polyvinyl chloride ... much much much worse.

This happened on the OH PA border. Wind generally blows east, so this will hit PA instead of Ohio. If it gets into the water, it will go into the Ohio River rather than into local rivers. Ohio will be fine, except in the immediate area.

Think NS will go bankrupt due to this? What about their insurer?

Need to make some propaganda clips/pics a la Syria/Assad - "We must do something! Joe Biden is using chemical weapons against his own people!"

It’s interesting how every election year the national media obsessively focuses on the swing-state politics of Ohio, but then when there’s a mushroom cloud of carcinogens detonated over Ohio, the same national media barely even mentions it.

https://twitter.com/davidsirota/status/1624887289821245440

Remember Kolomoisky had a steel plant there and other property. He's tied to Hunter and bio weapons.