⭐️ ⭐️ ACTION ALERT Unmask Nashua Kids

The Nashua Board of Educarion has not yet presented its 2021-2022 Opening Plan.

Please email the BOE@Nashua.Edu with what you would like to see or not see included in the next school year’s plan.

Here's some information that may help you craft your requests when it comes to masking: https://rationalground.com/dangerous-pathogens-found-on-childrens-face-masks
https://rationalground.com/mask-reports-from-lab/

Two Steps Forward, Three Steps Back

Senate Rolls Over for Sununu, Expands Governor's Emergency Powers

Call AND email Sen. Morse and Sen. Bradley tonight and give them hell!

In a joint House-Senate committee today, the Senate openly carried out the governor's bidding by adding language to the budget that would make his emergency powers fundamentally stronger than they have been over the past 15 months while including only nominal checks from the Legislature that functionally will not work to limit the governor's power. Unfortunately, House members sheepishly went along with their Senate counterparts and agreed to the language (Text of the Amendment).

You can watch the committee discuss the language and Sen. Bradley literally ask for the governor's opinion on a particular line in the amendment to make sure they got it right, according to his specifications. The last time we checked, the Legislature passes laws and the governor obeys them, not the other way around. This disgusting lack of courage could cost the Legislature passage of their budget, and there is no one to blame but Sen. President Chuck Morse and Sen. Leader Jeb Bradley, who are literally doing the governor's bidding.

The amendment that the committee added to the budget would increase a State of Emergency from 21 days to 30 days, and continue to give the governor unlimited renewals of his own emergency powers. The House version allowed the governor to enact one 30-day State of Emergency and then the Legislature would have had a role deciding whether it needed to continue, which is the check on the governor that is needed. Both versions would allow the Legislature to vote down an individual emergency order, but because of House and Senate rules, filing such a resolution could require a supermajority. The language approved today effectively denies the balance of powers in government that our constitution requires.

The Senate and House are going to be working on the budget again starting at 10 a.m. tomorrow, so conceivably changes can still be made leading up to an early deadline tomorrow. Without any changes, the language is unacceptable and we cannot support the budget. 

The best thing you can do right now is call the Senate Majority Office at 603-271-2111 and ask them to restore the House version of the emergency powers reforms that gives the Legislature the ability to vote on whether to extend a State of Emergency. You can also email Sen. Morse at chuck.morse@leg.state.nh.us and Sen. Bradley at jeb.bradley@leg.state.nh.us and ask them to follow the will of the people they represent and not the governor whose power they are constitutionally obligated to check.

Without the changes we are asking for, we are asking our House endorsed representatives to vote against this budget.

⭐⭐ TAKE ACTION ON THE BUDGET NOW

Freedom Caucus is hanging strong. Don't forget to call the majority office at 603-271-2111 and email Sen. Morse at chuck.morse@leg.state.nh.us and Sen. Bradley at jeb.bradley@leg.state.nh.us. Let them know that the People will not accept anything less than the legislature having control over extending any future state of emergency.

From the NH Journal yesterday:

“If we’re going to back this budget, it has to be one that doesn’t allow unbridled executive power to just continue, without the consent of the legislature,” Prout said. “It can’t be ‘the governor can do what he wants until both chambers say no.’ It has to be ‘the emergency order is only extended if both bodies say yes.'”

https://nhjournal.com/house-freedom-caucus-to-leadership-this-budget-is-d-o-a/

Let this sink in...

Chris Sununu thinks that STOPPING State of Emergency reform is more important than...

... Tax cuts
... School choice
... 24-week abortion ban
... Spending cuts
... Deregulation

... *COMBINED* and is willing to risk all of these priorities in the budget to hold on to unchecked emergency power.

The Committee of Conference is late in starting (currently set for 1:45 p.m., which could be good news), but if anyone would care to watch, here is the live link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UX3jz2zD2bQ

This is live now: 2:20 p.m.

I think we just won. I want to see the language before I can confirm that. It's amendment 2041h if anyone can get their hands on it.

Update on today's Committee of Conference. We did get some changes to the emergency powers law, but they are only nominally better than yesterday. Here are the details:

Amendment 2042s, which is what was adopted, requires the governor to call the Legislature together every 90 days for a vote on whether to end a state of emergency. It would require a majority vote of both the Senate and House to make that happen. Under current law, the House and Senate can do the same thing by adopting a concurrent resolution, which would require a supermajority vote, so it is better, but only nominally better.

2041h, which had passed, but then was backtracked, would have required the governor to call the Legislature together every 90 days for a vote on whether to continue the state of emergency. This version would have allowed either the House or the Senate to end a State of Emergency by simply not supporting an extension. That is what we wanted. It passed, but then was overriden by the Senate amendment.

Unfortunately, it got bungled up at the last minute by a hallway discussion that we couldn't hear. We're not sure at this point whether we want to support this effort or not. There are no opportunties for additional changes at this point.

Your input is appreciated.

Just wanted to run this by you. Here's what our governor thinks of us: https://constitutional.republican/2021/06/18/sununu-on-libertarians/

NEW - Trump warns COVID-19 vaccines are potentially dangerous for kids: "Stop vaccinating young people"

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9695647/Stop-vaccinating-young-people-Trump-says-coronavirus-vaccines-potentially-dangerous-kids.html

@disclosetv

The PCR testing regime was a lie used to prop up the inhumane authoritarian measures from the beginning. See below ⬇️

NEW - Positive PCR test results do not sufficiently prove that people infected with #SARSCoV2 can infect others with the coronavirus and are unsuitable on their own as a basis for pandemic measures, new research that included 190k results from 160k people at the UDE Faculty of Medicine in Germany concludes.

"More than half of individuals with positive PCR test results are unlikely to have been infectious."

https://www.uni-due.de/2021-06-18-studie-aussagekraft-von-pcr-tests
https://www.journalofinfection.com/article/S0163-4453(21)00265-6/fulltext

@disclosetv

Interesting development: https://halturnerradioshow.com/index.php/en/news-page/world/documents-u-s-gov-t-sent-mrna-coronavirus-vaccine-candidates-to-university-researchers-weeks-before-covid-outbreak-in-china-how-did-they-know-unless-they-caused-it

We have a lot of reservations about the budget still and thought you should have a look to make your own judgment call: http://gencourt.state.nh.us/bill_status/billtext.aspx?sy=2021&txtFormat=amend&id=2021-2040C

Nashua Reopeners, alert:

Newmarket Reopeners, alert:

One of my favorite Covid-fascism critics, What's Her Face, said that Youtube RECENTLY deleted THIS video from Feb. 2020 (emphasis intended). She's in Ontario, Canada, where everything started sooner: https://www.brighteon.com/4ed35841-5aa4-4c9d-9a47-45d40e86659e

ReopenNH outlines its issues with the budget language in this op-ed. It is crucial that you read this: https://nhjournal.com/manuse-for-liberty-activists-senate-budget-deal-no-deal/

Folks, it is tragedies like this why we need to keep fighting to make sure no governor can ever execute a 15-month faux State of Emergency ever again: https://reopennh.com/stories/my-son/

Another one of our brothers hurting from government overreach, and I happen to share his perspective on obeying God and not man: https://reopennh.com/stories/conform-unto-a-lie/

We are working on a deal that will secure the advances we made in the budget and also get our emergency reforms passed. The governor has released a statement today agreeing to the language the Freedom Caucus proposed: https://nhjournal.com/new-deal-between-sununu-legislature-on-exec-power-could-push-budget-over-top/

ReopenNH Position on Budget Compromise: Publicly Announced Agreement Acceptable Regarding Emergency Powers Reforms

A last-minute deal negotiated by N.H. House Majority Leader Jason Osborne between RebuildNH-supported representatives and the governor delivered commitments to fix the unconstitutional state of emergency statutes this fall leading into the beginning of the next session in January. ReopenNH believes this deal is an acceptable solution to remedy the constitutional crisis we've lived in for the past 15 months. Details about the deal have been published in NH Journal, a Media publication of record for the state, and the governor has signed a letter indicating his support for the deal. We appreciate the hard work that House Majority Leader Jason Osborne and others have put toward negotiating this deal as part of the budget agreement. We could not have accomplished this deal without your help, and we thank YOU for your work advancing this agreement as well.

https://nhjournal.com/new-deal-between-sununu-legislature-on-exec-power-could-push-budget-over-top/

https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/track?uri=urn:aaid:scds:US:8167d092-c8c3-4fc7-8f09-cc7f6792fcbe