CLL NEWSLETTER | ISSUE 4 | APRIL 24, 2022

the latest news & upcoming events

WEEK IN REVIEW

Spring Break week yielded productive meetings with CLL Leadership.

In line with reaching out to all residents of our state, Margaret Marchand met with and presented the legal aspects to what we are facing in NYS to representatives for Nassau County Baptist Pastors.

In addition CLL met with a NYC based organization's founders for a second time to map out our future partnership. More info on that will be announced in the coming weeks.

Meetings have also been held with upstate organizations focused on combining our efforts to interview lobbyists and to unite our groups.

Many of these discussions are in the second and third rounds, ultimately the result will be building memberships and uniting New Yorkers. Once those partnerships are forged and definitive we will share the information.

On Monday, a Federal Judge in Florida voided all mask requirements for transportation. No stay, nor an appeal has been granted. Therefore the MTA and the Port Authority have no authority to mask anyone.

When you wear a mask in those places you are complying and breathing life into make believe rules.

This Federal Judge's decision is aligned with Chad LaVeglia's winning decision in Nassau County Supreme Court and the NYC toddler mask win.

Please read Steve Levy's op-ed piece below on the dangers of allowing these covid regs to become permanent.

Wishing You All the Best,

Margaret Marchand, Founder

Op-Ed: Don't Allow Governor to Make COVID Powers Permanent

Published April 13, 2022 | The Leader

By Steve Levy

At the outset of the Covid pandemic, laws were passed by the state legislatures throughout the country granting extraordinary powers to governors to "flatten the curve" for a two-week period.

That two-week duration wound up being extended for two years. But now, we find that at least one governor, Kathy Hochul of New York, is seeking to codify these unprecedented unilateral powers into perpetuity.

Few people objected when the New York State Legislature ceded to former Governor Cuomo the power to decide everything Covid-related so that decisions could be implemented quickly to stay ahead of the spreading virus. Lives were on the line and delays could possibly have led to death.

That thinking had some validity when we were floundering at the early stages and didn't know what was coming next. As time went on however, it was clear that the legislature had many opportunities to scale back the awesome powers that were vested in one individual and should have demanded that more comprehensive restrictions on our liberties would first have to at least pass through the duly elected legislature. They failed to do so.

This led to many governors' ridiculous restrictions that had no attachment to science.

Public events were open to those who were vaccinated, yet closed to those who were not, even though the vaccinated were just as likely to spread the omnicron virus as were the unvaccinated.

In a fit of sheer stupidity directives were given to allow staff-depleted hospitals to bring in vaccinated healthcare workers who were known to have Covid, as opposed to the unvaccinated workers without Covid -- many of whom had survived Covid and had natural immunity -- who were told they could not enter the public building.

Two-year-olds were required to be masked in daycare facilities, even though practically no other industrialized nation required such draconian actions. Even though those countries' children had no greater rate of infection than ours did.

These imbecilic directives would likely never have been approved, if they were required to be debated and voted on by legislatures. Providing permanent unilateral powers, to power-hungry politically driven governors, is a very dangerous concept.

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Be Informed + Educate Others

Educate your Friends & Family by sharing this Newsletter and the following information

Governor Cuomo's broad mandate powers were given by a law passed by the NYS Assembly -- the same broad mandate powers were lawfully terminated by the NYS Assembly in March 2021 and DID NOT transfer to Governor Hochul

All Rules, Regulations and Policies made by Agencies must be based on an existing Law Passed by the Legislature and Signed by the Governor, and they must be in line with the US Constitution, NYS Constitution, Human Rights laws and Civil Rights laws -- Watch this informative video to learn how the Governor and her Agencies are violating the Separation of Powers and our democratic Rights of Representation

An in-depth informational video explaining the abuse of State Agency's rule making authority.

Attorney Chad J. LaVeglia, Esq. explains why the State's Appeal needs to be stopped

April 5th, 2022 - the DOH's Committee voted unanimously to adopt unlawful emergency regulations, including Isolation and Quarantine. This vote was done in defiance of a Supreme Court Decision and in violation of NYS's SAPA Law by making regulations that are not based on a law passed by the elected Assembly.

Read the DOH's fully Adopted Agenda - This is far from over

Federal Judge Strikes Down Masks for Planes + Public Transit

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