Texas City Tx in citywide lock down

Close your windows and stay indoors.


This shit will burn your lungs from inside out.

What will really happen.

well i sure as hell wouldnt evacuate with that shit in the sir outside

sometimes, just sometimes, staying in place seems like the best option

Who's to say they that that's the plan, keep everyone in while they plot their dastardly deed, thou it's only an Assumption.

When there is a chemical threat in the air, People need to shut off their central air unit, close windows and doors and seal up vents with plastic sheeting and duct tape. Depending on the type of gas/chemical and if it hovers close to the ground or not you should go to the 2nd floor of your home.

N100 mask. Have stuff like this on hand people.

This is an exercise for martial law. They are seeing how well they can make the sheeple follow orders.

how do you upload photo I took of sky 15 mins ago?

Well, these "exercises" happen quite frequently here along Highway 146 (Baytown, La Porte, and Texas City areas). No False Flags here.

Sometime, "It's better to be a live dog than a dead lion!"

Thanks, I spoke with her, she is safe. No new info on the leak.

The Oil Boom!

Put it on flicker or instagram and post a link. You have to have a paid account to post pics i think.

Well, that really sucks for the people of Texas City.

May Providence or random chance save them.

The only panic is here at GLP.

Really not handled as a major event throughout the Houston area during the Level III emergency; it remained local in the TX City area and half of the news agencies in Houston just posted it as a news item.

Looks pretty normal now; God the traffic is going to be bad!

Update link:

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yes better than letting them leave the poisonous fumes.
Tell the to breath deep.

So 13 casualties?

BACK TO WORK!!

GREAT SIGNATURE MisterHouston! GOD BLESS TEXAS!

YES, God Bless TEXAS!

No sir, the plant employs 13 people; I believe 9 were sent to the hospital to be checked out.

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Picture taken between 3-4a.m. 20 miles north of leak. Apologies, not the best quality, just trying to take a quick snap at what could be hazy clouds coming from the south, and perhaps a dash of hydrochloric acid...I feel my teeth eroding... :(

Stay safe down there. Our thoughts are with you.

Go get yourself checked out and then head into work!

Better to say shelter in place than forcing removal to a camp!

Citizen vs citizen coming very soon.

What --my head or my teeth, haha. Not too worried about it. As a local, honestly, I wasn't surprised. When you live around Nasa, Ellington Field Military Base and huge refineries located at the mouth of the Gulf, I figured this was more on the lower end of potential disasters.

But still important enough to educate yourself and be aware of through observation.

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...YES...Yes it will...& I fully anticipate that it will cloud directly over your house....

Interesting the amount of drama this town has in the middle of the night. About a year ago some very nice man had a very bad accident at that same plant. Wonder what he knew.

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You guys have also had a power outage that lasted for about an hour or so this month.

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Strange red lights in April also shook up your city.



Your quiet small city seemed to be the perfect palce to conduct military exercises in early August of this year. (it 404ed so I had to give you a cached version-hmmm...)

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More sirens burning the midnight oil in this little city in December of 2011.

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That is an awful of air raid to be had in one small place. I guess if your gonna practice you wanna go large--Texas large. I'm sure there's been more but I gotta get the kids outta the house and into school.

TEXAS CITY, Texas – Texas City officials lifted an overnight shelter-in-place they said was caused by a hydrochloric acid leak that sent nine workers and firefighters to the hospital.

...The all clear was given around 5 a.m. Thursday.

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