Louisiana Parish DOOOM

Let's assume a hurricane Katrina level is coming...

Plan ahead.

I lost my social media.

Someone else needs to create a rescue map
Get volunteers w boats to sign up.

The Cajun navy was a psy op to take credit gor our rescues that were all organic.

Create a REAL Cajun Navy of volunteers w boats, fishing boats, trailers, animal rescue groups and shelters you trust.

Start networking NOW. Be prepared.

Gas is important too.

Napoleonic law is closer to military law. For example if one is charged with a crime, it's up the defendant to prove their innocents of the charged crime, rather than the innocent until proven guilty.



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These dolts are issuing nonsense based on Municipal Corporations and presuming that you are one of their 'subjects;'

Lots of People fighting back; see,for Common law remedies;
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This is the best video - all i can think...XOXO

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This!!!

Is this Bayou Corn country?

No it's where the Deepwater Oil Rig destroyed.

Off the gulf of mexico.

Lake Ponchartrain area

Oil

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Thanks.

I always tied Bayou Corn and the Deep Water event together with the salt mines for some reason.

Still think there may be a connection.

Last Edited by 1LittlemanRp on 08/08/2021 02:24 PM

"We are not taking control of your homes': St. Tammany Parish president clarifies mask mandate order:

“We are not taking control of any property or belongings,” Cooper said. “This language, that was included in every emergency Executive Order, is designed to protect citizens during an emergency when the resources are otherwise not available. I want our citizens to rest assured that we are not assuming control of any private properties with regard to COVID-19.”

"The language in the third paragraph of the sixth page of the Executive Order mirrors the statutory language of La. Rev. Statute 29:727, which provides the powers available to parish presidents in a declared emergency. That statute states, in part, that when a parish president declares a local disaster or emergency, he may, “subject to any applicable requirements for compensation, commandeer or utilize any private property if he finds this necessary to cope with the local disaster.”

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President Cooper Issues Statement Regarding Executive Order:

The statute has provided these powers to parish presidents since 1993, and the language has been included in St. Tammany Parish Executive Orders since at least 2005, spanning three administrations.

“To my knowledge, the only time this power was used in St. Tammany Parish was in the seizing of a radio station post Hurricane Katrina to provide public communication. I pray that this is a power I will never have to use. Please know that my priority will continue to be the health, safety and welfare of the citizens of St. Tammany.”

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This is their reply: Less then 50$

"The excerpt is as followed:

" IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Michael B. Cooper, as Parish President, maintains the authority to assume total control of the Parish including, but not limited to, all private and public properties and utilities necessary to ensure the safety, health and welfare of the citizens and property of this Parish and to issue all necessary orders."

Cooper issued the following statement explaining that the parish has no intention of taking people's property.

“We are not taking control of any property or belongings,” Cooper said. “This language, that was included in every emergency Executive Order, is designed to protect citizens during an emergency when the resources are otherwise not available. I want our citizens to rest assured that we are not assuming control of any private properties with regard to COVID-19.”

"The language in the third paragraph of the sixth page of the Executive Order mirrors the statutory language of La. Rev. Statute 29:727, which provides the powers available to parish presidents in a declared emergency. That statute states, in part, that when a parish president declares a local disaster or emergency, he may, “subject to any applicable requirements for compensation, commandeer or utilize any private property if he finds this necessary to cope with the local disaster.”

Why doesn't his speech match the contract?

If there is no intention of taking people's property, let's rewrite this executive order to declare those powers null and void right this very minute.

No double speak.

No tradition.

Cut the BS.

Get er done.

My 2 cents. Updated.

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Coming to our homes to steal from us. No thanks.

A storm is now heading into the Gulf of Mexico.
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Bump

Here in Union Parish we don't have a parish "President".