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To: woodbutcher1963

Train engineers get tired. Pipelines don’t


3 posted on 01/26/2021 6:38:34 AM PST by Jonty30 (What Islam and secularism have in common is that they are both death cults. )
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To: Jonty30

Agree..transporting mass quantities of petroleum via rail when you could build a pipeline is just asking for trouble.


4 posted on 01/26/2021 6:40:23 AM PST by nascarnation
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And they get drunk...and they have a wife who leaves them...and they have mini strokes...


15 posted on 01/26/2021 7:35:37 AM PST by Gay State Conservative (Trump: "They're After You. I'm Just In The Way")
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Train engineers get tired.

The engineer did not get tired. This was a case of attempted sabotage of the train. As I recall, after the attempt, the firemen incorrectly shut off the brakes.

Personally, I think the saboteurs may have come back and released the train. We have never heard from them because they realized they went to far and went into hiding.


20 posted on 01/26/2021 8:46:05 AM PST by Steven Scharf
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To: Jonty30
Train engineers get tired. Pipelines don’t

Pipelines do get tired if they aren't maintained. Poorly maintained gas lines usually explode, oil lines generally just leak.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_pipeline_accidents (ignore the excavator accidents and other stupid human tricks on this list).

Investment banker fueled mergers, acquisitions, and divestitures of the natural gas retailer in Dallas has fueled a series of leaks and explosions in the area.

21 posted on 01/26/2021 8:54:57 AM PST by PAR35
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