Natural Gas

In Jersey City, New Jersey there is a fight going on with natural gas. While many whom fear the patterns of change, believe some of the mis-information and lies going forth from Mayor Jerramiah Healy’s administration. They are all in line with information that isn’t creditable, when Jersey City’s homeland security team, and risk management team released a plan to ban natural gas companies, and their pipelines from harboring Jersey City’s population. Many people would like to know – where are the growths of employment going to come from. Since, a Mayor can’t create jobs, but a Mayor can prevent outside agencies from doing business in city. And from data tracking, independent sources on public information – where it’s well noted that Jersey City, NJ is the highest in the state in long-term unemployment, unemployment, social assistance, and middle class relief. Jersey City right now is facing 10% unemployment ratings – that means, 25,000 of the 250,000 people living in the city is now unemployed. The unemployed ratio is a factor of under-employed, where they are employed, receive temporary assistance because of the levels of pay are too low, and don’t work more than 25 hours per-week.

That’s not the important problem going on – whereas the most important criteria for any pipeline ban, is based on mis-information. Like, the current technology is light years ahead of the information and fears coming out of an administration – that doesn’t have a clue on energy policies. Mayor Jerramiah Healy may be in violation of Pub. L. 107-174, which is the (No Fear Act). This prevents federal agencies from discriminating –using the whistleblower laws, as a means of protection. And since Mayor Jerramiah Healy made this a personal fight – where he forced bans on pipeline expansion. A ban on pipeline expansion means this: nobody can invent, invest or do business in technical piping industry because of this ban. Which means, new technology can’t be consumed, information can’t be shared – and job creation can’t be achieved.

The problems with this Spectra Energy feud, has nothing to do with the concerning factors – of natural gas. Which has been the safest exploration of gas for the last 30 years – plus the #1 creator of jobs in America is Natural Gas! This problem that we are seeing in Jersey City, New Jersey has everything to do with compensation, abuse of power – and a dying administrations attempt to revitalize a political career.

Here’s what happens when you place a ban on business looking to engage in businesses:

1. A Pipeline ban: Prevents any business from exchanging technology
2. A Pipeline ban: prevents employment exploration
3. Contracts with the federal energy regulatory commission from monitoring new technology
4. Stops unions and labor agreements, prevents economic growth
5. New technology from growing or enhancing
6. It also stops regulation and permit fees – plus revenue sharing from the entire industry

TheFanNJ: Omar Dyer is in no favor of Spectra’s plans on this pipeline expansion. What TheFanNJ: Omar Dyer is in favor are fair – open and honest discussions and policies that enable businesses, and technology advancements. A fair process in the system, like: Mayor Jerramiah Healy, and his administration had every right to object to the policy. They have had every right to file for an intervene status – yet, they shouldn’t be in the political arena on mis-informing the public, placing a ban on an industry – while forcing campaign contributions in the process. Those are clear violations of the (No Fear Act) Pub. L. 107-174, which means Mayor Healy can’t attend, or be involved with an organization that has a title against a certain entity. And Mayor Jerramiah Healy is clearly involved with No Gas Pipeline of Jersey City.