Newark, NJ -- Federal District Judge Dickinson Debevoise has issued a temporary order preventing the North Hudson Regional Fire & Rescue services from hiring any fire fighters after the NAACP filed (yet another) lawsuit over negro applicants.
The crux of the latest negro lawsuit is that North Hudson Regional Fire & Rescue has a residency requirement for applicants. They must reside in Hudson County. The NAACP says that's unfair to Negroes and is demanding the residency requirement be widened to include all of Hudson, Essex and Union counties.
They Never Learn
This exact situation happened once before here in my hometown of North Bergen, NJ which is in Hudson County and when it happened it resulted in 4 people being KILLED and 15 others injured.
Back In 1996, the NAACP filed suit against 5 majority-White towns including my hometown of North Bergen. Like their most recent suit, the NAACP took issue with the residents-only hiring policy. In that 1996 lawsuit, then-federal-Judge Mary Ann Trump-Barry (Donald Trump's sister) imposed a hiring freeze.
On August 4, 1996, (Remember that date) "The North Bergen Reporter" newspaper published one of my letters to the editor in which I warned that a hiring freeze would cause depletion of manpower through retirements and injuries which COULD, ultimately, endanger people's safety. My concerns fell on deaf ears.
Over the course of the next two years, my town had to close one hook and ladder company and at least two engine companies for lack of manpower; unable to hire replacements because of the NAACP lawsuit and Judge Trump-Barry's order.
Deadly Blaze
Just two years later, my worst fears were realized when a fire broke out in a senior citizens apartment building, The Westview Towers at 6115 Granton Avenue in my hometown.
As reported by the New York Times (Here), and the Bergen Record (Here) 4 people were killed and at least 15 others injured because it took so long to get sufficient manpower from nearby towns to help extinguish that blaze.
The fire was made worse by exploding Oxygen tanks used by the senior citizens to breathe. The huge supply of pure Oxygen caused Firefighters to be exposed to ONE THOUSAND DEGREE (1,000) TEMPERATURES. So intense was the heat that some firefighters came out of the building with parts of their ears MELTED from the heat!!!
Two of the four killed were 90 years old. One fell from a fourth floor balcony while trying to reach a fire department rescue ladder. Two others succumbed to smoke inhalation on the sixth floor.
The 1996 hiring freeze imposed by then federal district Judge MaryAnn Trump-Barry, spurred by the NAACP lawsuit was, in my opinion, a major contributing factor in the deaths and injuries. Of course, thanks to sovereign immunity, Judge Trump-Barry got to go on her merry way, unscathed by the deaths resulting from her ruling. Same for the NAACP.
Not This Time
Well, I've got news for the latest federal Judge, Dickinson Debevoise and the NAACP concerning this latest hiring freeze spawned by the latest lawsuit: if your actions kill more people, don't expect to walk away unscathed this time.
I don't give a shit about sovereign immunity or the US Marshal Service that protects federal judges. I don't give a shit about laws preventing retaliation against parties to a judicial proceeding. I don't give a shit about US Attorneys bringing Indictments against me or securing court orders against me, because they won't be worth the paper they're written on.
Know now: the days of politically-correct Judges and race-hustling, poverty pimps in the NAACP causing people's deaths without consequence, are over.
The course of action taken by the Judge and the NAACP will, at some point, endanger my life, the lives of my family and the lives of tens-of-thousands of other Hudson County residents. We have an absolute right to defend ourselves -- and this time, we will.
This time, if people die, the people responsible will either be brought to justice or justice will be brought to them.
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