Month: March 2023

SSB 5077 UCC

Today’s hot bill is entitled “SSB 5077 UCC Uniform Commercial Code” which does not sound very scary. Think again! Please go to the Washington Legislative site and vote against it, CON.

https://www.foxnews.com/video/6322327799112

Unfortunately, it seems as though our Washington legislators are blindly voting for it (49 yays and 0 nays). What? Lobbyists tell them it simply updates the uniform commercial codes, no problem. Why shouldn’t we trust the lobbyists? They have done no harm for the past couple of decades, right? I do not want to allow our legislators to pass laws (that they do not read). The government should not set up a manner of managing currency (worldwide) that will monitor the values and spending allowances in America when they can’t even run a balanced budget.

The SSB Bill 5077 is 134 pages long, and it amends  84 RCW laws. Do you think the politicians are actually reading this before they vote?

Saturday, Town Hall

Did you throw this away?

That is what we all do with political advertisements from your mailbox, right? They do make great fire starters in the wood stove.

Well, if you want to drive down to the valley at 10 am tomorrow morning you can check out what they have to say about the laws they are passing in Olympia for us. Maybe, we will even get a chance to put our own two cents in.

Free Speech Police

“The FREE SPEECH POLICE” is what SB1333 will set up. This is the Democrat Legislator, Bill Ramos who introduced the bill. His phone: (360) 786-7852

Bill Ramos
Rep. Bill Ramos, D-5

Washington State politicians want to form a “domestic violent extremism commission” to decide what you can and what you can not say. SHB1333. Please click on this link and contact your representatives. Comment repeatedly, and let them know that we do not want it to pass.

 

 

Agreement with these statements brands you as a domestic violent extremist.

  • Election Fraud
  • Anti-Critical Race Theory
  • Anti-Mask and Anti-Vaine
  • Anti-LGBTQ+
  • Frustration with election officials, medical professionals, and school board members. Protesting at school board meetings, pride events, and drag queen story hours.

1333 Conspiracy Narrative

 

 

SHB1333 The domestic violent extremism commission is established within the office of the attorney general for the purpose of establishing a comprehensive public health and community-based framework for responding to domestic violent extremism. It is the intent of this section to build upon the research and findings of the domestic terrorism study assembled by the state attorney general in 2022.

Research and Findings
of the domestic terrorism study

YouTube HB1333 TVW Testimony, Gray’s Harbor Weekly, this video is a total of 26:26 long. The first speaker is Emily who talks for about 12:05 minutes. I counted at least 25 times that she used the term, “white supremacy”. Try counting yourself. The second speaker was not able to answer a representative question about where “the rest” of her report was after she was done with her PowerPoint presentation.

Bill Ramos, YouTube video is a total of 1:10 long. Violent extremism. Why is it happening, and what can we do to curtail it?…treat it as a public health issue and not just as a criminal act,

Bill Ramos, YouTube video is a total of 3:05 long. He first spends about a minute discussing the importance of processing the medal of Valor faster. Then he explains his misunderstood S1333 bill. A bill to handle Violent Extremism, like mass shootings, and any group that looks to violence as a solution. …make it safer for everyone. Break that cycle of people believing that violence is a solution to a problem. It is not geared to any particular party or group of people…. working toward solutions, not toward violence.

LIE, LIE, LIE!!!!

HOW IMPORTANT IS FREE SPEECH TO YOU?

How important are the Constitution and the Bill of Rights?

If SHB 1333 passes, you could easily become a criminal for expressing your point of view. Disagreement is not a crime, and discussing our feelings about unjust conditions should not be something we have to worry about.