Train Engineer derails train trying to Hit Hospital Ship

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A train engineer in california tried to derail his train and run it into the USNS Mercy , a hospital ship docked there.

What is wrong with people ?

https://www.yahoo.com/gma/engineer-tried-crash-train-usns-mercy-los-angeles-233500380--abc-news-topstories.html
 
Where are the local black helotards saying the guys a hero?

Seriously not one fema camp or body bag purchase story from you guys since the pandemic started.
 
Crippledtrigger said:
Seriously not one fema camp or body bag purchase story from you guys since the pandemic started.

Here you go: https://news.yahoo.com/fema-seeks-100-000-body-144932418.html

WASHINGTON – The Federal Emergency Management Agency asked the Pentagon for 100,000 body bags, a chilling request as the COVID-19 pandemic spirals.

Known as mortuary pouches, the heavy-duty zippered bags are typically used in the military to contain the remains of troops killed in combat. Wednesday, more than 1,000 people died of the coronavirus in the USA, raising the death toll over 5,000. A week ago, the total was less than 1,300.

"The Department of Defense and the Defense Logistics Agency have a long-standing arrangement with FEMA to procure key commodities from DLA's industrial partners during crisis response operations,” Air Force Lt. Col. Michael Andrews, a Pentagon spokesman, said in a statement Thursday. “DLA is currently responding to FEMA's prudent planning efforts for 100,000 pouches to address mortuary contingencies on behalf of state health agencies."
 
Elk34 said:
It's too bad he couldn't get that engine any closer.

I don't know whats worse, the panic over Covid19 or the Q tards thinking its cover for some deep state shit.
 
Look he would never have made it all the way and they should have shot him. It's just to heavy, but it's always hard to look away at a retard trying to drive a locamotive over a parking lot, fences and accross a road. From the looks of it, the distance was around 500 yards to the boat. It never would have happened.
 
I don't know whats worse, the panic over Covid19 or the Q tards thinking its cover for some deep state s***.
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