Oregon Governor Brown ended Masking on June 25, 2021

She hoped Oregonians wouldn’t notice

Executive Order (EO) Number 21-15 issued on June 25, 2021, ended masking, distancing, and capacity limits. Oregon Governor Kate Brown wrote: 

 

Oregon Health Authority (OHA) in violation of Brown's executive order made its own “rule” on July 27, 2021, with Kate Brown giving a verbal pronouncement for everyone to mask up, “Wearing a mask should give you confidence that you are not infecting others,” said Governor Brown. “Masks are also our best bet at keeping our schools and businesses open.”

Kate Brown's talk is mostly devoid of any words indicating any concern for the emotional trauma children have been through, not to mention their parents. Many Oregon parents will not forget the trauma done to their children, their families, their businesses, their lost ability to recreate, to socialize, to get health care, especially so as they realized the governor never had a right under ORS 401.165(5) to close down all of Oregon including the Pacific Ocean. Brown's first declaration came because of "14 presumptive cases..." which violated ORS 401.165 (5). 

Oregon isn't Italy, it isn't India, it isn't New York, it isn't China. If President Trump could not send the National Guard to quell the unceasing violence in downtown Portland, Oregon his calling a National Emergency about a pandemic did not give Trump authority over Oregon.

Oregonians who studied the Oregon emergency law that Kate Brown cited in March 2020 noted the governor never had the legal authority to shut down every square inch of Oregon including the Pacific Ocean per ORS 401.165 (5):

 

With a population of 4.2 million Oregonians the average death rate from COVID-19 for two years is 2500.  Oregon average annual death rate for cancer is 7694. Thus the COVID number is not an emergency.

·     Brown issued no executive order since June 25, 2021. Brown's executive orders now number up into the 40+ range since March 2020. With so many Oregonians having obeyed her orders previously many have wondered now, if perhaps the governor felt comfortable just giving verbal commands because her administrative state apparatus government agencies such as Oregon Health Authority (OHA) would then carry out her orders?

The Executive Orders are hard for the general public to locate on the internet. If the public can find her website, the executive orders are not dated, one has to scroll through numerous EOs to find the ones on COVID, and June 25th was the last one:

• “Executive Order 21-15 Rescinding all Remaining Covid-19 Restrictions; Continuing State Efforts to Support Ongoing Covid-19 Vaccination, Response, and Recovery Efforts”

The public has to read through to the end of that 9-page order to find the date, the 25^th day of June 2021; and the text can’t be copied and pasted to share in an email or social media. See list of executives orders and note the declarations of emergencies that do meet ORS 401.165(5) and compare those to her COVID ones and it becomes clear why the COVID ones violate the emergency law.

https://www.oregon.gov/gov/admin/pages/executive-orders.aspx

July 29, 2021, the governor stated verbally what she wanted in terms of returning to mask mandates for others including children in the public schools. Her verbal orders violates ORS 401.165 (5).

https://covidblog.oregon.gov/governor-brown-reinstates-statewide-masking-mandate/

Other states and courts are stepping in to stop the overreach of their unelected Health Authority agencies who went a bridge too far.  A Missouri judge shutdown their bureaucratic agency’s power similar to Oregon’s OHA’s power for overreaching:

•  “Missouri judge strikes down local health officials’ power to impose COVID-19 orders. Orders issued by health officials bypassed the authority of elected legislative bodies, the judge wrote”

https://missouriindependent.com/2021/11/23/missouri-judge-local-covid-orders/

Governor Kate Brown polled as one of the most unpopular governors in the United States:

https://www.kxl.com/survey-kate-brown-one-of-nations-most-unpopular-governors/

It appears to some observers that the governor of Oregon rescinded her 2020 emergency order under ORS 401.165 perhaps thinking she could just tell OHA director Patrick Allen to issue mask mandates, vaccine mandates, to set up clinics for injections given to children that many deem experimental, etc through his unelected position as head of a government agency, his position unaccountable to the voting citizens of Oregon with Kate Brown backing him up on TV telling viewing Oregonians to "mask up", etc? 

Many Oregonians have self-educated on the law more and more, know the difference between a law versus rule, thus know a rule cannot violate law. 

Oregonians want to go back to living, loving and laughing; and they want a Merry Christmas, a Merry Christmas especially for their children and grandchildren...remembering it is about the baby Jesus.

November 27, 2021

 

 

 

 

Abortion, Miscarriage, Stillbirth Brings Grief no Matter What Political Party

 

Political Party Labels fall by the Wayside

Portland's Paradigm Shift: Acknowledging Grief a Step Forward

Portland is one of the first in the nation to offer bereavement leave for employees who aborted their embryos, fetuses and/or babies as city employees will get 3-day leave after suffering loss of baby due to abortion, miscarriage, or stillbirth.

https://www.christianpost.com/news/portland-first-city-to-offer-bereavement-leave-for-abortion.html

In the last year and a half, observers of the Oregon shutdown saga notice the unfolding paradigm shift as the unintended consequences of Governor Kate Brown’s endless executive orders continue to manifest. The first shift being that untold numbers of Oregonians began self-educating and citizens now know the difference between a law and an administrative rule.

Oregonians critical thinking and problem-solving skills continue to be honed after each executive order. The governor has issued 46 executive orders since March 2020 related to her numerous shutdowns and attempted restrictions on Constitutional Rights. Many refused and never gave up their rights endowed to them by the Creator. They started self-educating and community educating.

In October the Portland City Council approved the grief leave with local abortion advocates casting the move as “…Portland on the cutting edge of abortion-rights legislation.”

https://pamplinmedia.com/pt/9-news/526076-420391-portland-city-council-approves-bereavement-leave-after-abortions

Local former abortion clinic workers and women who have had abortions both Republican and Democrat know the shock and trauma of aborting, the killing of their offspring, that many times put women and men into a state of dissociation and denial, grief stuffed down for decades. 

Abby Johnson, a former Planned Parenthood Health director who oversaw thousands and thousands of abortions woke up to her stuffed down grief when she saw on a sonogram a thirteen-week-old baby in the womb trying to get away from the surgical instrument the doctor inserted to kill that baby.

In 2009 Abby left the abortion business and founded “And Then there Were None” to give support and grief counseling to abortion workers. Counseling grief support given free of charge to help women heal from being in the abortion industry as well as women who had abortions themselves.

 https://abortionworker.com/our-staff/

Former registered Democratic and Republican voters know the history. Both major political parties supported abortion.

In Washington State abortion became legal before the 1973 Roe v Wade US Supreme Court decision. That effort was led by Republican Marilyn Ward who also was one of the architects of the 1970 creation of the Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) in that state. DSHS went on to become the most hated government agency in that state. Ward’s 1976 report claimed DSHS almost from its inception failed.

In 2018 Oregon Right to Life poll showed 70% of Oregonians were against late term abortions with only 36% of Oregon Democrats in favor of them. Speaker of the House, Tina Kotek, now running as a candidate for Oregon governor ushered in full term abortions. Many consider Kotek’s work a full out travesty that brought in full out legal infanticide. In 2015 Kotek shutdown a House hearing on its investigation into allegations that Planned Parenthood sold fetal parts and tissue.

https://ortlpac.org/poll-shows-70-oregonians-oppose-late-term-abortions/

Former Democratic radical feminists were aware in Washington State and Oregon that infanticide has been practiced in the abortion business before and since Roe v Wade. Kotek’s work was seen by some as merely a move to make infanticide legal after Philadelphia abortion doctor Gosnell was convicted in court for murder. The horrific detail from that trial is known to one former Washington State abortion worker who like Abby Johnson was disconnected from the abortion work she did until she got pregnant. That moment was her paradigm shift awakening to the horror she’d been involved with in the Seattle area. She wanted to write about her experience, but her post traumatic triggers were too big including the smell of blood overcoming her senses.

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/58-horrific-details-from-the-kermit-gosnell-trial-that-you-do-not-want-to-read

From the Washington Examiner article that detail 58 testimonies of horror witnessed by abortion workers, a few included here:

 "Gosnell may have severed the spines of hundreds of born alive babies with scissors. – Report of the Grand Jury XXIII MISC. NO.0009901-2008 in the First Judicial District of Pennsylvania

 One 28-week-old baby boy – featured in the trial – was found frozen in a gallon water bottle. – Report of the Grand Jury XXIII MISC. NO.0009901-2008 in the First Judicial District of Pennsylvania

  One employee testified that she witnessed Gosnell snip the necks of more than 30 babies, and that he sometimes gave her just the feet of a fetus to place in formaldehyde. – NBC Philadelphia “

Former feminists who had worked in abortion clinics after seeing the film Gosnell had the reaction and analysis that organized crime had never left the abortion industry. They see the 1973 Roe v Wade not as a woman’s right to choose, but a power grab by the medical establishment and organized crime to get back control over women’s reproductive bodies and the money involved in that industry.

1960s feminists had taken control over their own bodies per birthing and abortion. It was decreasing the abortion business in organized crime and the medical establishment because women had started their own birthing centers. Thus the move to put Roe v Wade into court and up to the US Supreme court even though Norma McCorvey never had her abortion and wanted the case dropped. 

Norma McCorvey then spent her life trying to undo Roe v Wade. She died in 2017.

McCorvey said years later:

•  “Although I was an emotionally abused child, and a sexually abused teenager, I believe the worst abuse was inflicted by the judicial system. In retrospect, I was exploited by two self-interested attorneys. Worse, the courts, without looking into my true circumstances and taking the time to decide the real impact abortion would have upon women, I feel used to justify legalization of terminating of the lives of over 35 million babies. Although on an intellectual level I know I was exploited, the responsibility I feel for this tragedy is overwhelming.”

https://www.liveaction.org/news/norma-mccorvey-witnessed-horrible-conditions-abortion-facility-conversion/

Young women and men who have been devastated by the killings of their own offspring, it behooves all Oregonians to come together for healing and resurrection out of this living nightmare the country has been in since Roe v Wade.

Former abortion workers and feminists who are neither Democrat or Republican say whether it’s Republicans holding torches and running after women with pitchforks yelling, “Murderer!” or whether it’s Democrats going, “It’s not a baby, kill it then celebrate killing it” are both making losing arguments to the voter in the up-coming election season. Some Libertarians as well support aborting babies, but Senator Dr. Rand Paul from Kentucky made this argument:

“Dr. Paul has said:

• The right of an innocent, unborn child to life is at the heart of the American ideals of liberty.
• The lack of respect for life that permits abortion significantly contributes to our violent culture and our careless attitude toward liberty.
• I believe beyond a doubt that a fetus is a human life deserving of legal protection, and that the right to life is the foundation of any moral society.”

https://www.lewrockwell.com/2021/09/laurence-m-vance/must-libertarians-be-in-favor-of-abortion/

In 2016 political observers noted that the outlier candidates during the presidential primaries won. One of them Donald J. Trump went on to win the presidency.

In 2022 and 2024 the American public will once again be involved in looking at candidates and it would behoove all political party candidates to treat the voting public with respect and stop looking at Americans as a label. 

 All parties major and minor in Oregon have ignored to-date the no-affiliated voter population which has grown bigger and bigger. The NAV population is the second largest party in Oregon. Democrat and Republican registered voters themselves have had it with their own parties.

Political parties are not in The United States of America Constitution.

Scott Adams of the comic Dilbert fame said, “Parents are the new special interest group”. Adams said the biggest story the media isn't covering in 2021 is the collapse of the public school system and the teacher’s unions.

Community once again emerges around the issues of protecting children, families, learning, small businesses…life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. It is the core cultural characteristic that defines a civilized society.

November 22, 2021