The Station nightclub fire.....Jack Russell, Lead Singer of Great White, Dead at 63
For those of us who live in New England, this event was a local horror story that scars you forever. I think back on some of the music clubs that I have been in in Boston with limited exits. Many could have ended in a disaster such as this. Another example of failure of government as the fire marshall approved the venue.
The Great White singer is also perhaps known for surviving one of the most tragic concert fires in U.S. history, which resulted in the deaths of 100 people, including the band’s guitarist, Ty Longley.
Russell was performing at The Station nightclub in Rhode Island n 2003, when the band’s pyrotechnics sparked a fire.
Another ENTITY that was a VAX pusher.
From the comments
The manager of the band assumed full responsibility for what happened, pleading guilty to over 100 counts of involuntary manslaughter. He was sentenced to 5 years in prison and served two years, released on good behavior and letters of forgiveness from next of kin of the deceased. The owner of the building pleaded no contest to criminal negligence, serving three years in prison. Jack Russel, head of the band, is not charged. The two bouncers who turned people away from the backstage door, are not charged. The fire marshal who overlooked the numerous safety violations of the building, is not charged.
This is a difficult question to answer because multiple people are guilty for different reasons. Jack Russel ultimately decided he wanted them, but he left the arrangement to the manager. The manager received permission from the owner and assumed permission meant it was safe. The owner had no idea that the foam paneling was highly flammable, but he did know he was in violation of multiple fire safety regulations. The fire marshal repeatedly ignored these violations and even colluded with the owner to circumvent them, he also did not properly test the foam.
In short, this allowed everyone involved to assume someone else was acting in charge of safety and therefor shirk responsibility. Everyone except the manager would later try to pin their share of the blame onto someone else.
If we're ranking who to blame, I'd rate it thusly:
1. Fire Marshall
2. Owners
3. Manager
4. Jack Russel
Jack said in 2020 that he would not tour until a vaccine is made. Then it was and he got them and pushed them.
From blabber mouth dot net in August of 2021:
"I'm just concerned about — and I know I'm gonna ruffle some feathers right now — but there are so many people that are anti-vaxxers, and what's gonna happen is when the cold and flu season comes around again this fall, we're gonna have another episode of COVID, and it's gonna put everybody right back to square one," he continued. "The restaurants are gonna close, the venues are gonna close, 'cause [people are gonna be] getting sick again.
"Get your vaccines, man. C'mon, people. It's no big deal. It's a no-brainer. You're not gonna die. It's not gonna kill you. They're not putting radio tracking devices in you. Just get your vaccines, man. And let's get back to normal here."
Russell went on to criticize people who question the CDC recommendation that vaccinated people remain masked in indoor public spaces to help stop viral transmission.
From blabber mouth dot net in August of 2021:
"I'm just concerned about — and I know I'm gonna ruffle some feathers right now — but there are so many people that are anti-vaxxers, and what's gonna happen is when the cold and flu season comes around again this fall, we're gonna have another episode of COVID, and it's gonna put everybody right back to square one," he continued. "The restaurants are gonna close, the venues are gonna close, 'cause [people are gonna be] getting sick again.
"Get your vaccines, man. C'mon, people. It's no big deal. It's a no-brainer. You're not gonna die. It's not gonna kill you. They're not putting radio tracking devices in you. Just get your vaccines, man. And let's get back to normal here."
Russell went on to criticize people who question the CDC recommendation that vaccinated people remain masked in indoor public spaces to help stop viral transmission.
THINK TWICE BEFORE YOU WATCH THIS VIDEO. IT CANNOT BE UNSEEN. It was shot by a reporter who was doing a documentary on safety in small music clubs. What are the odds? Lots of people in the crowd throwing up devil horns.
Was this burning a ritual sacrifice?
It is a possibility that this event was faked. Just like Sandy Hook, Columbine. I searched the SSI index and intellius it shows that many of the "victims" are still alive in different locations. Which means they were military or employees of one of the alphabet agencies. It is not illegal to fake ones death and start over with a new name!!!!! Please do not take this comment as rude, you mentioned you live in the area so you may think you have all the details but I'm convinced it was faked and if you research people you will see small clues that pop up that didn't see before.
ReplyDeleteI looked at the video read many interviews that do not match and they all come across as hokey, like it was preplanned. Jack White is pretending to be on the decline and will probably fake his death soon. He is a Freemason and faked a shootin/prison sentence long ago.
Interesting comment. Thanks for sharing your perspective. Jack White died....the reason for the post. best, db
ReplyDeleteI meant Jack Russell and I believe faked his death.
DeleteSorry I meant Jack Russell. Why do you think he faked his death?
DeleteHe is at retirement age moved to a more affordable Country. Get out of the public mindset, band wasn't making very much. And gives one last boost to album sales.
DeleteThe timing certainly is interesting. He is pulled off the stage one month after releasing his autobiography.
Deletehttps://www.facebook.com/JackRussellsGreatWhite/posts/it-is-with-long-awaited-excitement-and-a-heart-full-of-joy-that-i-announce-the-o/1094297478724544/
Thanks again for your comments. best, db
From the comments
ReplyDeleteThe manager of the band assumed full responsibility for what happened, pleading guilty to over 100 counts of involuntary manslaughter. He was sentenced to 5 years in prison and served two years, released on good behavior and letters of forgiveness from next of kin of the deceased. The owner of the building pleaded no contest to criminal negligence, serving three years in prison. Jack Russel, head of the band, is not charged. The two bouncers who turned people away from the backstage door, are not charged. The fire marshal who overlooked the numerous safety violations of the building, is not charged.
This is a difficult question to answer because multiple people are guilty for different reasons. Jack Russel ultimately decided he wanted them, but he left the arrangement to the manager. The manager received permission from the owner and assumed permission meant it was safe. The owner had no idea that the foam paneling was highly flammable, but he did know he was in violation of multiple fire safety regulations. The fire marshal repeatedly ignored these violations and even colluded with the owner to circumvent them, he also did not properly test the foam.
In short, this allowed everyone involved to assume someone else was acting in charge of safety and therefor shirk responsibility. Everyone except the manager would later try to pin their share of the blame onto someone else.
If we're ranking who to blame, I'd rate it thusly:
1. Fire Marshall
2. Owners
3. Manager
4. Jack Russel
Jack said in 2020 that he would not tour until a vaccine is made. Then it was and he got them and pushed them.
From blabber mouth dot net in August of 2021:
"I'm just concerned about — and I know I'm gonna ruffle some feathers right now — but there are so many people that are anti-vaxxers, and what's gonna happen is when the cold and flu season comes around again this fall, we're gonna have another episode of COVID, and it's gonna put everybody right back to square one," he continued. "The restaurants are gonna close, the venues are gonna close, 'cause [people are gonna be] getting sick again.
"Get your vaccines, man. C'mon, people. It's no big deal. It's a no-brainer. You're not gonna die. It's not gonna kill you. They're not putting radio tracking devices in you. Just get your vaccines, man. And let's get back to normal here."
Russell went on to criticize people who question the CDC recommendation that vaccinated people remain masked in indoor public spaces to help stop viral transmission.