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Commonsensical Measures for Public School Safety Under Scrutiny in Virginia’s Second Best Public Schools, Focusing on Masking GuidanceShow more

[FOB Freedom, March 23, 2024] Any station? Any station? Do you read? Over.

Live from the world’s newest banana republic. . .

According to the Washington Posts, “months of discord about the coronavirus epidemic had transformed the cloth mask into a potent political symbol, touted by Democrats as a key part of communal responsibility, labeled by some GOP leaders as a sign of government overreach and as a scarlet letter pinned on the weak, but one retired force protection specialist from the Department of Defense suggests that, while these sentiments reflecting expressions of opinion may provide feelings of empowerment and efficacy, under a rigorous analysis of regulatory guidance, the essential question revolves around effectiveness, i.e., could the nonmedical facial coverings effectively prevent microbial penetration? And, beginning a litigation challenge in the most educated municipality in the Commonwealth of Virginia, home of the most government scientists, Major Mike Webb, a litigation hobbyist, is beginning a video series on regulatory deference jurisprudence, a boot camp understanding from Jacobson v. Massachusetts to Chevron USA v. NRDC and DHS v. Regents of University of California.

“Well, Howard, as you know, when you have to solicit at least a thousand qualifying signatures, you get to talk to a lot of people, from all walks of life, and, what might come as a surprise to some is that we are past the fourth anniversary of the pandemic declaration, and even in the seventh most educated state in the nation, most people do not understand the fundamentals of basic infectious disease, and if you don’t understand the problem, you cannot begin to think about a reasonably calculated solution to begin the discussion regarding whether it was negligence on the part of public school officials when they had implemented the masking mandates. And although Ralph Northam led two rounds of applause in Fairfax during his COVID-19 update in June 2020, speaking mostly to Latino voters about the DACA case, it didn’t appear that anyone clapping their hands had any idea about the legal precedent that was central to that case, that agency action is based upon the grounds upon which they had relied to implement a measure. However, fortunately for us in court, we have the policy documents where leaders at Arlington Public Schools laid out their rationale for implementing mask mandates. In a nutshell, because the CDC said it was the right thing to do. Why did they not follow CDC guidance initially on permitting faculty to go unmasked when they were in their offices? Why didn’t they close the cafeterias and only use outdoor dining, like the CDC told them to do? This suggests they had some leeway in selecting those guidelines they preferred to follow or disregard, which means they had some level of discretion even on masking. But when they explained their policy on masks, the stated that they were only following orders, which is not completely forthcoming, and as we know from the Calley decision, even a soldier in the army must follow an order from a superior, unless a person of reasonable sense and understanding would know it to be unlawful, and apparently our reasonable folks in charge of education believe in the impervious qualities of one-ply cotton against microbial penetration, and you wonder why only one of 1,800 seniors in the Class of 2022 got accepted to Harvard,” explained Webb, who had no problem trying to get into Harvard.

Note: grandiosity is a classic sign of bipolar disorder, and we don't want to hurt his feelings lest he go to “that place”, so familiar to Arlington Public School Board Member, Latina Cristina Torres-Diaz.

Chim-chimera. Chim-chimera. Chim-chim-cherry. A pandemic agent as lucky can be. Chim-chimera. Chim-chimera. Chim-chim--achoo. The luck'll rub off when I bump fists with you. Or blow me a kiss, and catch COVID-2.

Your elected representative is called your elected representative for a reason; and Martin Luther King and Jesus never got elected.

And let’s get ready to RUMBLE! https://rumble.com/vp2uk1-attorneys-need-not-apply-you-have-the-right-to-remain-silent.html.