Jason Fordell: Victim or hate criminal?
By Nicholas Stix
Revised and expanded at 2:55 a.m., on Thursday, July 28, 2011.

Today, the commander of the NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force, Inspector Michael Osgood, considers a white who merely complains about black hate crimes to be guilty of a hate crime.
Today, it is no longer even necessary to fight back against black hate crime assaults, in order for a white man to be arrested by the NYPD. Last year, I was jumped by a large, racist, black female, who had gone to a Waldbaum’s supermarket expressly for the purpose of assaulting a white. She didn’t even act as if she were shopping. Before I could defend myself against her, I was jumped from behind by a man I never saw. That is par for the course in New York, where racist black and Hispanic females know that every black or Hispanic (or possibly even white) man in the vicinity will aid and abet them in such attacks.) It was I who demanded that the manager call the police, since the attackers jumped me by the cash registers in front of a closed-circuit camera and many witnesses. I said, “The videotape will vindicate me!”
When the police came, the supervising officer was a black female sergeant who insisted that the camera didn’t work, and two “respectable,” middle-aged black women popped up, who committed the crime of making false police reports asserting that I was the attacker. And while three middle-aged white shoppers showed me sympathy, none spoke to police on my behalf.
Since I was covered in bloody scratches, the police arrested my attacker and me.
Since my racist attacker was from an NYPD family—she bragged at the store that her brother was a cop—she was shown favoritism by the white cops at the precinct, who let her brother illegally meet with her in a restricted area, and who were ice cold to yours truly. (I made a formal complaint about the racist favoritism of the black supervisor, to no avail.)
Meanwhile, the Hate Crime Task Force, commanded by Inspector Michael Osgood, is a political division of the NYPD, whose function is to terrorize whites and serve unconstitutionally “protected” groups. At times, the Task Force often acts as a Gestapo, hunting after whites who have broken no laws, but who have merely exercised their First Amendment rights, in complaining about black hate crimes against whites.
Practicing racism against other whites is a sure way for a white officer to rise in the ranks, and Inspector Osgood, like others of his ilk, seeks to ride this political horse all the way to being named NYPD commissioner.
But I doubt it will happen. For the same flames of anti-white racism fanned by the Michael Osgoods and Kevin McGinns make it ever more unlikely that a heterosexual white man will be named commissioner, once Ray Kelly retires. The likelier scenario is that a San Francisco type situation arises, in which the only whites (or Asians) who are named commissioner are homosexuals. Otherwise, the commissioner’s job will become a “minority” political perk.
A year-and-a-half after his attempted cover-up of the 2005 Six Little Girls racial attack blew up in his face, Kevin McGinn retired, and now runs a traditional Irish saloon-restaurant. McGinn is significant because, although he is not a lefty, he conducted himself like one. The NYPD is lousy with white cops who go out of their way to harm whites, and side with racist black and Hispanic thugs. When whites who have been victimized by racist blacks and Hispanics have to deal with such whites, especially at the supervisory level (from sergeants on up), they enter a Bizarro World, in which “the law” comes up with surreal sophistry on behalf of black criminals that is as dishonest as anything a journalist could come up with. But cops’ sycophancy towards racist black and Hispanic thugs earns them no brownie points with the latter, and turns law-abiding whites who long defended them, like this writer, against them. Thus does a generation of the children of those erstwhile defenders of the police grow up seeing the police as enemies of the law.
The same policemen, who have gone over to the dark side, likely sing a different tune, when it is their family or friends who have been victimized by racist blacks and Hispanics.
At the WPIX web site, a number of posters supported the racist attackers who beat and robbed Jason Fordell. One such used the nom de cyber, “diklik.”
diklik at 12:26 PM July 19, 2011
All I can say as a white guy is this; we don't like the taste of our own medicine, but I hope this guy is alright. What I would recommend is this; use this experience to try to understand what minorities have to deal with the day they are born. Getting beat one time does not even begin to fully understand what it's like for minorities to deal with such issues for a life time. Like my mom always said, "someone else always has it worse off than you".
I responded as follows:
Where do you live, diklik, the Planet Bizarro? Because that’s the only place where “minorities” have it rough. They don’t suffer from racism, they inflict it on whites and Asians.
You sound like what racial socialists call an “ally.” That’s a white who, in school, at work, in transit, or on the street, sees racist blacks or Hispanics harassing or terrorizing a fellow white, and instead of doing the right thing, helps the racists, even to the point of committing the crime of swearing out a false police report.
Your time will come, diklik, and when it does, I want you to remember what I wrote today. Your racist attackers will not be impressed by you telling them how much you hate your own race. They’ll give you the business, but good, and you’ll deserve every bit of it. Besides, according to your own words, you will require many beatings “to fully understand what it's like for minorities to deal with such issues for a life time.”
* * *Man Stomped on Train “Because I'm White”
By Mary Murphy
pix11.com
5:09 p.m. EDT, July 18, 2011
BRONX, NY (PIX11)—
"I asked them to lower their voices and then they started in on me, 'Shut the f--- up, white boy. We'll beat the s--t out of you, cracker.'"
Jason Fordell, 29, of the Bronx, said that was the first exchange he had with three black men and a Hispanic man on the #4 subway train near Grand Central early Sunday morning, and by the time the train got to Fordham Road, Fordell says he was being beaten and stomped by other passengers who were egging the original group on. "Eventually, half the car" joined in, Fordell told PIX 11 Monday, showing us his badly bruised left eye. Most of the suspects got away, after stealing his bags and money, and Fordell said the incident should have been treated as a hate crime.
Fordell told us he had been selling leather, Goth-style clothing he designs at an East Village club, before heading home about 5am Sunday morning. He was tattooed and dressed in black, Goth attire--to help market his products--when he transferred to the #4 train at 42nd Street. That's when he asked the group to quiet down.
The argument escalated as the train headed north, Fordell said. "They started saying racist things like white boy this, white boy that.". Fordell said he was getting angry when the Hispanic man joined the taunting, "They're calling me cracker, and so I called him s--c."PIX 11 asked, "So you used a slur?--If you're using racial slurs, why should police call it a hate crime?" Fordell's response: "because they're the ones who started with me."
Fordell told us he's blind in the left eye, so the eye turns in, and the group started taunting him about that. He said he called 9-1-1 and suggested police meet the train at Burnside Avenue. He then lost the 9-1-1 call. Before he reached Fordham Road, Fordell told PIX 11 the beating began, "A bunch of people started stomping on me, and I had footprints on my back."
Fordell said two guys from the original group stole his bags, so he chased them down to the Metrocard booth at Fordham Road. The fight continued. When cops arrived, he pointed out a straphanger that he said had joined in the beating. "I recognized him, because he had an Army hat on.". Police arrested 54-year-old Barminth Ramoutar of Queens, who had no prior criminal record. Ramoutar is being charged with felony gang assault. The original group got away.
Fordell insists the beating was a race thing. "If I was dressed 'hip hop' and I was darker, I don't think it would have happened in the first place."
When we called the NYPD to ask why the incident wasn't deemed a hate crime, a spokesman said detectives had to evaluate a number of things. "Was race the motivating factor in the assault? Our Hate Crime Task Force was not investigating it as a bias incident."
Fordell said the Goth accessories that were stolen were worth between five and ten thousand dollars. He said he started designing because "the economy is so messed up, and I kept trying to find work. I don't want to be on unemployment like everyone else. I manage to pay my rent."
When PIX 11 happened to meet another Goth fan at the Forham Road station on Monday, he sympathized with Fordell but said he shouldn't have complained about the noise. "He should have just switched cars," said Joey Martinez.
(I thank the colleague who sent me this article.)