News & Reviews with Jack & Ang Podcast Episode #6
Disclosure News’ Jack & Ang Howser discuss the day’s local Southern Illinois News
Topics covered for Sunday, September 4, 2011: Todd Fort, Nik Fort, Bryan Drew, Simpsons, IYC, DCFS, Eldorado, kids, sex crimes, Ellen Pettijohn, Kelly Fulkerson, newspaper shorts, Richland County board, Leo Ledeker, Greg Amerman, airport, taxes, emails, whiners, illegal migrants, E’town water, Harrisburg, Mayor Eric Gregg, John McPeak, city hall repair, Ed Conkle, Sandy Conkle, fire, Skip Brownfield, MSM, gardening
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on Sep 4 2011. Filed under Podcast.
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Hey Jack,
Did Sandy have the email directed at you or did she address it Dear Penis? :o:
Them EPA guys don’t really know to much and talk out of both sides of their mouths. I worked for a village which I will allow to remain nameless at this point, but none-the-less their town water supply was lacking in chlorine content. This allowed for bacteria such as e-coli to develop and endanger the whole town. Suspecting that it was caused by lack of water use in this town (not many of them bathe regularly) I decided to flush the hydrants weekly. Upon doing this the chlorine levels came back well within standards and the EPA lifted the boil order and never watched this town as closely again. This was in 2002 and before that time they had boil orders every day! It was all due to negligence! What I am wondering with the whole E’town ordeal is that if E-coli had developed in the wells as was reported, how could they have that fixed so soon? If the wells had E-coli in them it had to have had a source…Where is/was that source? I also wonder where the water samples were drawn because it would be easy to take the samples after it passes thru the chlorinator and thus ending the e-coli problem or it could have been drawn from another private well or water source and the EPA wouldn’t have been wise enough or cared enough to have checked into exactly where the water came from. The EPA is pretty sloppy in its handling of affairs as well and I question their abilities to do their jobs satisfactorily as they have even told me personally there is no such thing as to much chlorine in water. OK go get yourself a bottle of clorox or a chlorine tablet and prove that to me by ingesting it. The EPA will tell you anything to get you to settle down if they cant find a solution! By the way the village I was working for has the same water problems now as they did back in 2002 and no one seems to be riding their behinds and yes it has been reported!
ATTENTION: Verizon Wireless Customers,
If you are experiencing phone problems tonite please call 1-800-922-0204 they are experiencing problems around wayne and jefferson counties for sure if anyone is beyond these areas please call so they can be made aware of the issue. The phones themselves are also having problems making and receiving calls due to these circumstances!
GUYS! the EPA is there to PROTECT the large Corporations. Case in point! When British Petroleum poisoned and basically destroyed the Gulf of Mexico, not only did not one person get arrested, not one person field, not one person even taken out to the wood shed. THE VIPS at PD all got HUGE multi-million dollar or should i say POUNDS SAFETY bonuses. DOnt beleive me.. do your homework…. BUT if i dump my cars old Engine oil in the storm sewer I had better retain a good lawyer!
Don’t you dare let an ounce of freon out either they will fine you up to $25,000 and possibly imprison you for up to 5 yrs! Meanwhile like BP they also let the coal fired power plants poison the neighbors that live nearby! Look up in I believe its Sullivan IN and Mirom, IN. Those two plants have tons of issues. The EPA made sure they could afford their fine…wonder if they would do that for me and you Rich?