AENN
New California State has filed Cease and Desist orders to 21 California County County boards of Supervisors and Clerk Recorders. The word “cease” means to stop doing something and “desist” is to abstain from doing it further. Therefore, the term “cease and desist” is a formal declaration to immediately halt whatever that party is doing now and in the future.
The orders are regarding the unconstitutional legislation that was ordered by the Governor Gavin Newsom as a direct reaction to Shasta County supervisors approving the removal of the Dominion voting system and replacing it with one day voting and hand counting votes at each vote center or precinct.
“You have been placed in the unfortunate position where you are unable to conduct the
2024 General Election without breaking either state or federal laws. You cannot comply
with newly enacted state laws without breaking federal laws. You can not comply with
federal laws without breaking this newly enacted state law.”
The State of California has passed AB969 enacted in October of 2023 using the Urgency
Clause. The bill states:
This bill would declare that it is to take effect immediately as an urgency statute.
Section 2 of the bill states:
“This act is an urgency statute necessary for the immediate preservation of the
public peace, health, or safety within the meaning of Article IV of the California
Constitution and shall go into immediate effect. The facts constituting the
necessity are:
In order to ensure that county elections officials know what voting system they
will be using, particularly with the upcoming 2024 March Presidential Primary, it
is necessary for this act to take effect immediately.”
Read the Orders HERE.
