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Travis Tritt - Little Country Chapel

Scotty mar10 - Published September 17, 2023

Screen shot of the above video at the 4:21 mark:

I blogged about this on Sunday, February 6, 2022...might be worth taking a look at that blog so you know what is the possibilities.

NYS DOH codifying masks & quarantines into law.

Court Ruling Against New York Quarantine Camps Appealed
By Arian Pasdar
September 14, 2023

An appeals court in New York State heard oral arguments in a case regarding a rule that would allow for quarantine camps, to isolate people who potentially contracted communicable diseases.

Link to NTD News video with more information regarding the case




WATCH: New York Attorney General Letitia James gets confronted over her decisions to appeal the end of quarantine camp reg 2.13.

This allows health department employees to arrest people suspected of exposure to a communicable disease, and imprison them indefinitely.

The General




Arguments end in appeal case over COVID-19 quarantine regulations
by: George Gandy, Isabel Garcia
Posted: Sep 13, 2023 / 12:28 PM EDT
Updated: Sep 13, 2023 / 04:21 PM EDT

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — Oral arguments were heard Wednesday morning in an appeal case against the Hochul Administration over quarantine regulations relative to COVID by the NYS Department of Health.

Several protestors were outside the New York State Appellate Court Wednesday morning to protest against quarantine, holding up signs, some of which say “No Quarantine Camps.” Back in July 2022, Senator George Borello and other plaintiffs won a lawsuit against Governor Hochul and the State Department of Health on a regulation that would allow the Commissioner of Health to issue isolation or quarantine orders to control the spread of a communicable disease. A verdict was ruled against the Hochul Administration, striking down the regulation. NY Attorney General Letitia James then filed an appeal to overturn the ruling on behalf of the Hochul Administration and Department of Health.

“If we don’t stop them here, this goes on to other things and it goes to other states, and it goes to other states,” Sen. Borello said in front of supporters gathered outside the courthouse following the oral arguments. “It really crumbles the foundation of our nation, which is individual liberty.”

The plaintiffs involved in the lawsuit are Senator Borello, Assemblymember Chris Tague, Congressman Michael Lawler, and United NYS — a state organization that describes its mission as “fighting to protect our freedoms.”

The five-judge panel is expected to reach its decision on this case in a few months. News8 is told there is still the posibility for the A.G. to appeal again, which would take the case to the state’s highest court.

Governor Hochul also held a press conference Wednesday afternoon regarding current COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations. She says that, while the number of cases isn’t as high as it was during the quarantine period, she is encouraging residents to get the updated vaccine.

Where are all our elected officials and why are they not speaking out...Buttenschon, Griffo, Picente, Miscione?????

Where is our local media on this subject????

By the way...

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