Re: TNB @ NIGGER FUNERALS

[Ted]

On Mar 26, 11:42 pm, \/\/...@TRUE.0RG wrote:
> CINCINNATI -- Nigger funeral parlors here have been assaulted at
> services and each has had gunshots fired during burials.
> Concealed-weapons, pre-funeral intelligence briefings, cameras, panic
> buttons and armed security guards are becoming as much a part of
> services as the eulogy. Across the country, shitskinned morticians are
> changing the way they operate. The reason: a spike in
> Africoon-Americoon murders -- and the violence that follows spades to
> the grave. Like the sandniggaz in Iraq and Afghanistan,
> Africoon-Americoon morticians are seeing an increase in typical nigger
> behavior, and killings, at funerals.
>
> The violation of the once-sacrosanct funeral is another byproduct of a
> huge upswing in the murder rate of niggers. The number of fecal
> colored parasites killed in America by other shitskins is skyrocketing
> at a time when the rate for Humans has been flat or falling. As a
> result, the africoon murder-victim toll exceeds that of the far larger
> Human population. According to the most recent statistics from the
> Federal Bureau of Investigation, the number of Humans murdered dropped
> slightly, to 6,956 from 7,005 between 2004 and 2006. The number of
> niggers killed rose to 9,421 from 6,680. Africoon-Americoons, who make
> up less than 13% of the population, have long had a higher homicide
> rate than other groups. 'Funeral homes used to be the most respected
> places you could walk into beside the church," says a third-generation
> jigaboo undertaker. "Niggers don't respect life and the young bucks
> nowadays don't mind dying."
>
> Fecal colored funeral homes, long a fixture of Africoon-Americoon
> coonmunities, offer a stark perspective from which to view the trend.
> There are no comprehensive statistics on assaults or other crimes at
> funerals. And the violence has touched all niggatowns. The topic has
> become a hot one in the industry.
>
> Since 2006, police in Boston, Goldsboro, N.C., Louisville, Los Angeles
> and St. Louis have investigated nigger murders that occurred at or
> immediately after funeral services. Of five cases reviewed for this
> article, four were at the funerals of other murder victims. Two were
> gang related. One was a revenge killing. Two remain other TNB. "We've
> had to alternate funeral procession routes because we have been tipped
> off," says the president of Elite Protective Services, a local
> security firm. "Attendees to the church service will tell us that this
> gang is waiting down there." Since funerals and wakes draw family and
> friends of the deceased, they provide a ready stage for other niggers
> with violent intentions toward the mourners.
>
> One particularly harrowing experience was the funeral of Raeshaun Hand
> Jr. The ex-convict had continued to deal drugs after being released
> from prison, according to police, and was wanted at the time of his
> murder. Mr. Hand, 27, was found shot inside his car in February 2005.
> Mr. Hand's father tried to keep the service private, but word got out.
> The father stood guard at the church door, trying to limit access.
> Some mourners made it in, drinking and smoking dope in the church, Mr.
> Swann says. Later as he prepared to close the casket, a large group
> rushed inside, pinning the undertaker. "One mutha fukkker punched me
> in front of the casket. The dead 'coon's son was there and he got
> punched and his father was punched.
>
> Debora Kellom, director of Wade Funeral Home in St. Louis and a
> spokeswoman for the National Funeral Directors Association, similarly
> recalls how a fight broke out during the wake of a murder victim in
> January. Word spread that there were guns present. Panic erupted. Ms.
> Kellom ordered the casket closed, moved everyone outside and called
> 911. Thirty police arrived on the scene, complete with a paddy wagon.
> At least she was prepared. Ms. Kellom has an evacuation plan for the
> funeral home. At its core is an electronic switch that allows her to
> put the facility in lockdown mode.
>
> Detective Sal LaBarbera, a homicide supervisor with the LAPD, says the
> department routinely attends high-risk funerals to offer security and
> gather intelligence. Earlier this year, the family of a gang-related
> murder victim had difficulty finding a funeral home that would take
> the body. "This poor mammy, it took five or six days before she could
> find a place that would even accept this savage shitskin," recalls Mr.
> LaBarbera.
>
> Anthony Felder, of Los Angeles's Spalding Mortuary, says he routinely
> faxes basic information to the police if he's handling a homicide
> case. He also faxes images of tattoos on the body to help the police
> identify gang members -- and assess any specific risks associated with
> the deceased. The police in return send plainclothes officers for
> security.
>
> In St. Louis, Ms. Kellom, 43, says she has gone so far as to ask that
> the local police department set up a substation inside her facility.
> She argues that such an arrangement would give her establishment --
> and the neighborhood -- a much-needed, visible police presence. She
> has promised a body-free zone for officers, who she expects will soon
> be dropping by on a regular basis to monitor the area.
>
> Mr. Garr, 77, has largely taken matters into his own hands. The
> Cincinnati funeral director obtained his license to carry a concealed
> weapon in late 2005. His next step was to increase liability coverage
> in case he has to use one of his two AK-47's. At a recent service,
> mourners driving in the funeral procession began zigzagging in what is
> known as the "S," says Mr. Garr, weaving so crazy that they covered
> three lanes instead of one. He stopped the hearse and asked the
> pickaninnies to stop because they were creating a hazard. When they
> continued, he began pulling the funeral flags off their cars. A nigger
> grabbed him, Mr. Garr recalls, and said he couldn't prevent them from
> making such a display, which they called homage to the dead jigaboo.
> The nigger earns its name every day.

Must be a business opportunity i.e. this situation.

ted

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