They have many similarities (using different terms) but the biggest difference is LA uses Napoleonic law. It’s the only state that does. Texas has the ability to succeed and has even set up its own power grid. That being said….
The current Governor was elected and he was the AG during Covid. He was at the forefront of the fight against mandates, forced injections etc. I believe he’s won every case.
Now that he’s governor, he has been literally taking LA back for the people.
Half of NOPD’s force left when they saw the writing on the wall during BLM. Once he became governor, he has been sending state troopers in to clean up the mess the mayor has made (New Orleans is a C40 city).
There hasn’t been a whole lot of controversy around him even though I believe he has done more than any single individual since Covid started. Either he is concerned about what’s coming down the line and is getting the state ready or he’s in on the plan.
With all that being said, I find the timing and choice of Mike Johnson a constitutional attorney to be right in line with the plan. Even if it’s against popular opinion.
Oh. Thanks for the good write up on him. I am aware of the Napoleonic law. It was such a strange thing when I found out. It's certainly not the best law for female, but then again, if laws were enforced correctly based on the constitution, everything would just be beautiful here.
Back in 2010 and 2015, there were lots of feds operating out of New Orleans and lots of cameras were set up. I am now wondering if that was part of the major plan.
The original wasn’t great for women but it has been amended with the times. The constitutional convention is an amazing idea by Landry to make things absolute and updated instead of piecemealing laws. It will take out a lot of loopholes.
It’s been interesting watching the downfall of the mayor. It’s been a steady trickle. Shes done what every dem mayor has done but Landry has fired back now that he’s in office. Instituting “Troop Nola” has settled down crime. She had her hands in this from the beginning. Remember the first “super spreader” event was Mardi Gras! The week after Biden went the whitehouse, she flew in. Ironically, she wasn’t able to see him bc she tested positive for covid. IMO I think she was going to be given a cabinet position.
There’s a ton of controversy surrounding her. Her husband had a heart attack about a month after her affair became public. She been having an affair with her “bodyguard” cop who is being paid by the city. It’s like a movie within the movie.
I think Landry and I suspect Johnson are huge players in this plan.
From Covid disaster, I am seeing that the states are all taking back power. I didn't know about LA's constitution, is it the same as Texas?
They have many similarities (using different terms) but the biggest difference is LA uses Napoleonic law. It’s the only state that does. Texas has the ability to succeed and has even set up its own power grid. That being said….
The current Governor was elected and he was the AG during Covid. He was at the forefront of the fight against mandates, forced injections etc. I believe he’s won every case.
Now that he’s governor, he has been literally taking LA back for the people.
Half of NOPD’s force left when they saw the writing on the wall during BLM. Once he became governor, he has been sending state troopers in to clean up the mess the mayor has made (New Orleans is a C40 city).
https://www.police1.com/nola/la-governor-slams-nopd-consent-decree-announces-return-of-state-police-troop
He passed the WHO/WEF ban
He’s fighting the EPA for the fishermen, oyster and crawfish farmers.
He’s fighting climate change for the huge amount of people who work in oil and gas.
He’s fighting the school systems for the kids.
He’s called for a constitutional convention to rewrite dated laws rather than trying to piecemeal through amendments.
https://www.kplctv.com/2024/04/25/live-gov-landry-holds-press-conference-proposed-constitutional-convention/
There hasn’t been a whole lot of controversy around him even though I believe he has done more than any single individual since Covid started. Either he is concerned about what’s coming down the line and is getting the state ready or he’s in on the plan.
With all that being said, I find the timing and choice of Mike Johnson a constitutional attorney to be right in line with the plan. Even if it’s against popular opinion.
Oh. Thanks for the good write up on him. I am aware of the Napoleonic law. It was such a strange thing when I found out. It's certainly not the best law for female, but then again, if laws were enforced correctly based on the constitution, everything would just be beautiful here.
Back in 2010 and 2015, there were lots of feds operating out of New Orleans and lots of cameras were set up. I am now wondering if that was part of the major plan.
The original wasn’t great for women but it has been amended with the times. The constitutional convention is an amazing idea by Landry to make things absolute and updated instead of piecemealing laws. It will take out a lot of loopholes.
It’s been interesting watching the downfall of the mayor. It’s been a steady trickle. Shes done what every dem mayor has done but Landry has fired back now that he’s in office. Instituting “Troop Nola” has settled down crime. She had her hands in this from the beginning. Remember the first “super spreader” event was Mardi Gras! The week after Biden went the whitehouse, she flew in. Ironically, she wasn’t able to see him bc she tested positive for covid. IMO I think she was going to be given a cabinet position.
There’s a ton of controversy surrounding her. Her husband had a heart attack about a month after her affair became public. She been having an affair with her “bodyguard” cop who is being paid by the city. It’s like a movie within the movie.
I think Landry and I suspect Johnson are huge players in this plan.
I am so glad to hear that LA is doing a lot better by taking out a lot of the corruption by Landry. Good man