Comrade deBlasio Introduces New
York City Snitching Program – Take a
Photo of Non-Compliant Behavior…
Posted By: NHChemist, 4/18/2020 4:28:43 PM
Comrade Bill deBlasio in New York City is making it easier than ever to snitch on your neighbors. If you happen to spot someone not obeying social isolation orders, or if you spot someone without a mask, the mayor is now asking people to take a picture of the rebellious activity and text it to the New York Division of Compliance Monitoring. (Snip) Comrades, please note: in the interests of the state any pictures showing non-compliant NYC activities can be sent by any concerned citizen with a phone from any location.
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Comrade deBlasio Introduces New
York City Snitching Program – Take a
Photo of Non-Compliant Behavior… 44 replies
York City Snitching Program – Take a
Photo of Non-Compliant Behavior… 44 replies
Comrade Bill deBlasio in New York City is making it easier than ever to snitch on your neighbors. If you happen to spot someone not obeying social isolation orders, or if you spot someone without a mask, the mayor is now asking people to take a picture of the rebellious activity and text it to the New York Division of Compliance Monitoring. (Snip) Comrades, please note: in the interests of the state any pictures showing non-compliant NYC activities can be sent by any concerned citizen with a phone from any location.
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Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy sent a cease-and-desist letter Tuesday to a Metro Detroit car wash chain they said has kept some locations open during the coronavirus pandemic despite a mandate closing businesses considered nonessential to state infrastructure. Police have issued four tickets to three Fast Splash Car Wash sites in Wayne County for violating Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s "Stay Home, Stay Safe" executive order, but the business has continued to operate, state officials said in a statement.
CONCORD – New Hampshire’s Democratic legislative leadership sued Republican Gov. Chris Sununu Monday asking a judge to force him to obtain Fiscal Committee approval before spending any COVID-19 relief dollars. The top two presiding officers and two budget writers filed an emergency motion in Hillsborough County Superior Court North (Snip) The suit came on the first business day after the Fiscal Committee held its most recent meeting last Friday and members heard Sununu assert that the state’s emergency powers law gives him the sound legal footing to make these spending decisions without approval of the Democratic-controlled fiscal panel.
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CROYDON, N.H. (WHDH) - The chief of a one-man police department in a small New Hampshire town reportedly walked home in his skivvies on Tuesday after the board of selectmen voted to dissolve his position. Croydon Police Chief Richard Lee told the Union Leader that he started walking home during a snowstorm wearing only his underwear, a hat, and boots because the board ordered him to surrender his cruiser and uniform. “I was told that I had to turn over the keys to the cruiser and my uniform immediately. I had no other means of transportation, as the cruiser is a take-home vehicle,”
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Mail Funding — ‘We Ought to Be Able to Do This’ 26 replies
Mail Funding — ‘We Ought to Be Able to Do This’ 26 replies
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They Can’t Stop Us
from Re-Opening America 26 replies
from Re-Opening America 26 replies
We’re going to come out of this nightmare whether the Democratic politicians like it or not. The pandemic is subsiding, so America is done with this lockdown nonsense, and the inevitable re-opening is coming. It will start out slow, then get faster, then get very, very fast, and then get finished. That’s how these things happen. But it won’t happen without #resistance. The lib establishment and its media gerbils clearly think it’s in their interest to have the Bat Gobbler flu crisis continue indefinitely. They think it hurts Trump, plus they really love wielding power over you. Just look into the dead doll eyes of Governor Karen (D-Minncounsinigan)
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I suggest that we all submit pictures of ourselves, others, vacation snaps and anything that floats your boat to overwhelm the process.