August 31, 2020 — A photo popped up on Twitter this evening of Dictator Cuomo walking a dog on the street (of what is likely Albany, NY) wearing no mask.
I don’t wear masks when I am outside.
However, I also don’t send tweets every single day telling everyone to wear a mask otherwise they are horrible human beings. I also don’t hold press conferences every single day demanding everyone wear a mask otherwise they are going to kill all who they come in contact with.
The elite don’t live by the rules they force upon us.
The elite don’t wear masks unless it is to virtue signal for a photo op.
Most of the elites don’t vaccinate themselves or their children, and they will not be taking the coming experimental COVID vaccine.
Instead what the elite do is volunteer the common folk to be lab rats in Big Pharma’s science experiments. They force the common folk to wear masks to buy bread, to go to work, and now they are trying to force this even inside our own homes. They force the common folk to quarantine and lockdown their communities, suffocating small businesses while ensuring the wealth of billionaires is well protected and continues to increase.
Andrew Cuomo is the biggest single threat to the common folk of New York state.
Of interest: Anne McCloy, reporter for CBS6 in Albany, says the Governor has not called on her to ask him a question during his pressers since June. I wonder what he is afraid of?
I just started to follow McCloy on Twitter:
Another @NYGovCuomo briefing where I can't get a question in.
On his conference call… once again pressing *1 to ask a question!
Haven't been called on since we had in-person news conferences in June.
We have a lot of questions others aren't asking.@CBS6Albany
“Are you adhering to laws from your government that are hurting the development of your child’s brain?” – Del Bigtree, The Highwire
July 11, 2020 — Del Bigtree measured the CO2 toxicity inside of his son’s mask and discovered shocking results. 5,000 ppm is the “permissible exposure limit” that OSHA will allow for any daily workplace exposure to CO2. The level of CO2 Bigtree measured under his son’s mask on camera skyrocketed passed 5,000 ppm in a matter of seconds! This was true for an N95 mask as well as for cloth and surgical mask coverings.
1,000 – 2,000 ppm is the level associated with complaints of drowsiness and poor air.
2,000 – 5,000 ppm is the level associated with headaches, sleepiness, and stagnant, stale stuffy air: poor concentration, loss of attention, increased heart rate and slight nausea may also be present.
5,000 ppm and up is illegal CO2 levels in any workplace in America by OSHA standards.
Bigtree stated this video has been taken down from every platform he has put it on except for Bitchute. Why? What is so dangerous about this video? Every parent should be concerned about this before sending children out in the woldcin masks that could lead to toxic levels of CO2 exposure.
Meanwhile in New York lawmakers are trying to pass legislation to make wearing masks in public permanent. Could states, governors, and school districts across the country be sued when students begin to pass out in classrooms?
July 6, 2020 — New bills in the New York legislature seek to make permanent Governor Andrew Cuomo’s temporary Executive Orders allowing business owners to require employees and customers to wear face masks. The mask requirement began on March 7 with Cuomo’s Executive Order 202.17, and business were given explicit authority to refuse service to people without masks with Executive Order 202.34 issued on May 28. Executive Orders remain in effect for only thirty days and then must be renewed. Cuomo’s emergency power to rule by edict will expire next spring. But the proposed law has no end date. And it could be the beginning of a whole range of bills to make permanent other parts of the covid 19 Executive Order regime.
This bill is just another of the many bills passed and proposed since 2018 that steadily take away medical decision making away from individuals and parents of minors, and gives that power to politicians, bureaucrats, businesses, anyone but the person who will need to live with the consequences of the decision, and who will have to pay for it.
New York State Senator Todd Kaminsky (D-Long Beach) introduced Senate Bill S8559a, and Assemblymember Linda Rosenthal (D-Upper Westside) introduced the identical Assembly Bill A10694. (both are pictured above)
These bills are completely redundant. Current Executive Orders already achieve the purported goals of the proposed law. One would assume that when Cuomo believes the Executive Orders are no longer necessary, he will stop renewing them. These bills will simply saddle us with a new permanent silly law. One thing is clear, even by the logic of the Cuomo administration, it does nothing new to protect public health.
Please click on the link Take Action to send a message to your State Senator and Assemblymember as well as Kaminsky and Rosenthal, and the Governor, Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart Cousins and Speak of the Assembly Carl Heastie, to express your opposition to this bill.\
And please get on the phone and call your State Senator and Assemblymember, as well as sponsors Kaminsky and Rosenthal while you are at it and let them know politely that you oppose this bill.
And then call the sponsors of this bill and express your opposition to them:
State Senator Todd Kaminsky, (516) 766-8383, (518) 455-3401
Assemblymember Linda Rosenthal (212) 873-6368, (518) 455-5172
One of the worst tendencies of legislators is “Dosomethingism.” Problems arise and legislators want to be seen “doing something” about the problem. Frequently, they don’t much care what it is that they do, they care even less about the consequences doing something might have, they just don’t want to be caught not “doing something.” So they will pass any kind of stupid law as long as they can say they did something. This law seems like a good example of Dosomethingism.
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