Governor Kate Brown - Wah Wah Wah – Another Executive Order (EO)
Oregon and Washington State’s Governors Went a Bridge too Far
Through the accelerated learning process in the last year and a half by citizens and by businesses Kate Brown may soon learn that we the people approval is not only needed but required.
Through the on-going years the increasing word mash from government has smashed and bashed American citizens including Oregonians and Washingtonians bringing on cognitive dissonance as elected and unelected government officials violated the Oregon and Washington State Constitutions, in Brown’s case its Article IV, Section 21 that is a “shall” that “…acts are plainly worded…”.
June 25, 2021, Brown gave Oregonians her next Executive Order, nine more pages of wah, wah, wah. The document is not searchable using the Control F feature and there is no index. This is a longstanding pattern for state governments whether in Oregon or Washington State.
It brings on cognitive dissonance, such confusion that when I asked one business owner how the state of Oregon, the governor and/or administrative agencies contacted him, how did he know what the “rules” were for his restaurant? He said he had no contact from any of them directly. Nothing in the mail. His obedience to the governor came from watching the news.
On the last page of her EO Kate Brown added:
In all the governor’s executive orders she never copies into the body of the EO the actual laws of Oregon including this most imperative, vital and is a “must” and “shall” section of the law, ORS 401.165(5):
A county is not a geographical area, counties are man-made political areas.
The governor never addresses ORS 401.165(5) subsection of the law. Governors whether in Oregon or Jay Inslee in Washington State hope citizens do not go look up the laws. Repeatedly thrown at the citizen are the words rules, guidance, suggestions, mandates, requirements, policies etc. But if any of those violate law, they are null and void.
Restore Washington took Governor Jay Inslee to court with the outcome being in July of 2020:
· “The Governor finally admitted what we have always known: he doesn’t have the authority to enforce these so-called mandates. If businesses or individuals like his recommendations, they can comply, but as he told the United States District Court, he can’t make you follow his foolish edicts. After this ruling from the Court, Governor Inslee has to publicly admit what he has told the Courts over and over: his Proclamations are suggestions only.”
Why then did OSHA in Oregon and L & I in Washington State continue to contact businesses and issue them fines?
This pattern of government employees showing up and citizens immediately talking to them and answering the government employee’s questions first got going in1970. Child protective services (CPS), child welfare government agencies were created. In Washington State that super agency was DSHS.
By the 1990s government social workers were showing up at people’s homes without identification and citizens let them in. Citizens did not ask for I.D. They answered the stranger’s personal questions about their families and often the social worker took their children to the back bedroom to interview them. Government employees are not trained by their government managers or supervisors on due process, the US Constitution, Bill of Rights, state constitutions, or state laws.
A Washington State Department of Early Learning supervisor in her deposition in the All-Hours Daycare case in 2017 testified her government agency operated by “…policies…” When pressed by the plaintiff’s attorney she was unable to cite the law under which her agency had been formed and was required to operate. The state offered to settle.
This CPS pattern along with the indoctrination programs in the public schools to obey government authority is the same pattern and plan instituted on independent businesspeople in 2020.
Kate Brown spoke on television. Then state regulatory employees made “rules” through the Secretary of State through the “rule making process”. All of them and their administrative agencies (and there are many) violated the US and state constitutions, federal civil rights laws and state laws in doing what they did.
Through self-education in the last year and a half by citizens and by
businesses Kate Brown and Jay Inslee may soon learn we the people approval is
not only needed but required under the US and state constitutions, Bill of
Rights, federal law, and state law.
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