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Austin Fire Chief Refused to Deploy Teams Before Flood in Kerrville

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Authorities have confirmed at least 119 deaths across six counties, including 59 adults and 36 children in Kerr County. About 173 people are missing. People are looking at who to blame, but for now, most of the arrows are pointing to the Austin Fire Chief.

Austin, Texas Fire Chief Joel G. Baker is facing a vote of no confidence from his men for allegedly denying deployment of emergency crews ahead of the deadly floods that took so many lives.

The Firefighters’ Union made clear it is not about race. It’s about his poor leadership. The Fire Chief is Black.

His men say he is a bully and told firefighters to not even ask to deploy.

Bob Nicks, the President of the Austin Firefighters Association, believes they could have saved some of those girls if they had been deployed before the flood. He said Baker’s lack of response was “unconscionable.”

The state asked him to deploy Swimmers and he did not do it.

Reporter Jack Posobiec thinks he might never have been qualified for the job. If that is true, we need to know so we can make people see the truth.

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  1. Again, another unqualified elevated to a position he had no place being, based on color. And to make things worse, a racist.

  2. The parents of those children must have heard the warnings. Was any concern expressed to the adults overseeing the camps? Lot of balls dropped…

    • The parents should sue.

      If a judge found Alex Jones responsible for merely voicing an opinion after kids died, not for causing that sad event but speaking after it happened,
      then a judge can certainly find that DEI fire-chief responsible for bad decisions before the fact that caused more people to die.

      But what am I saying!…
      democrats are above the law,
      nothing will happen…

  3. Some of those arrows need to point to the people running the camp. You do not leave little girls in a place where there was a flash flood warning over 24 hours before they died! That was a flood vulnerable area.

    The word race should never enter into the conversation by the union. This is another criminally negligent fire chief.

    It seems we have heard this a lot recently, for example, the LA fire chief was a woke lesbian that acted irresponsibly. (I see homosexuality was an issue to this fire chief.) In Hawaii, officials turned off water, and blocked evacuations. In the eastern floods, FEMA blocked assistance.

    This is criminal negligence. Society cannot allow officials to violate their oaths.

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