The 2020 Satartia Pipeline Disaster

Volunteer fire chief Durward “Woody” Pettis got the call just as he sat down to dinner; a pipeline had exploded near his hometown of Satartia, Mississippi, in February of 2020. The condensed carbon dioxide from the pipeline descended into town, threatening to suffocate all in its path, and he had to do something to save the residents. In this exclusive interview with The John Birch Society, Pettis gives his eyewitness account of the horrors of that event and its aftermath.

His interview is part of the John Birch Society’s new documentary UNearthing the CO2 Pipeline by Stand Your Ground Studios.
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They Want Your Land. And They’re Using Your Tax Dollars to Take It.
Billion-dollar CO2 pipelines are being forced through the Midwest—funded by your taxes, without your consent. One rupture in Mississippi left a town gasping for air as emergency crews stood helpless. They barely survived the fallout. Will you?

“U.N.Earthing the CO2 Pipeline” exposes the globalist land grab hiding behind green rhetoric—and the U.N.’s real mission: control the land, control the people.