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Washington City Re-establishes Americanism with Resolution Against Segregation

Its almost like Bonney Lake is in America!  If the administrative state and executive branches could recognize where they are situated Washington State could begin to thrive. 

This Washington State City is led by a mayor and City Council that fully understands constitutionally protected rights, privacy rights, and informed consent and the right to refusal in medical decisions.  This patriotism has been expressed by the City of Bonney Lake in a formal resolution signed by Mayor Neil Johnson Jr., congratulations Bonney Lake!  


May 28, 2021

Voter Remorse So Soon?

By Cindy Alia, November 16, 2020

“The urge to save humanity is almost always a false face for the urge to rule it.” ---H.L. Mencken.

A plan by any other name is not liberty!  Those who voted to re-elect Jay Inslee are in part responsible for resurecting Proclamation 20-25, which first reared its devastating head with the COVID restrictions Inslee promulgated early in 2020.  Will the voters feel remorse when they feel the economic downfall soon to follow?  In other words, will you miss your favorite remaining restaurant, hair stylist, coffee shop, or any other independently owned small business?  Will their employees miss their paychecks, especially just before our Holiday Season?

Administrative State


November 16, 2020

Cary Condotta Co-founder of Restore Washington Discusses Initiative 1114

Recently, your CAPR Webinar team had the opportunity to have a conversation with Cary Condotta about Initiative 1114, The 14 day Emergency Powers Act !

You can view the webinar conversation here

We must Restore the Balance of Power to We the People  This initiative will do that by limiting the Emergency Powers Act in Washington State Law.  I-1114 limits emergency Proclamations issued by the Governor to no longer than 14 days unless extended by a vote of the Legislature. The Legislature may not extend a proclamation through mere letters from leadership, but must vote. No individual extension may exceed fourteen days.  

Administrative State


November 13, 2020

Property Rights and Freedom Webinar Series Part 16

Hosted by Scott Shock, Cindy Alia, and Gary Hagland

Click here to watch the recording of this webinar

Changes to AFFH
Featuring Jeffrey McMorris, Regional Director of HUD

Topic of Discussion
HUD Programs,
AFFH –Affirmatively Further Fair Housing
And changes by Secretary Ben Carson related to
AFFH with a rule called
Preserving Community and Neighborhood Choice
Impact or Improvement as related to Washington State

Jeffery McMorris provided a detailed and interesting take on HUD, AFFH, PCNC, and his duties in HUD Region 10.

Administrative State


September 28, 2020

Property Rights and Freedom Webinar Series Part 15

Dr, Steven Quay, biotech entrepreneur, will presented and discussed innovation, intellectual property rights, with Scott Shock and Cindy Alia

Creating ‘New Earth’ – The Future of Property - opportunities through intellectual property, the types of intellectual property, and the power of intellectual property. 

To listen to the recording of this webinar click here!

Administrative State


September 21, 2020

“Property Rights and Freedom Webinar Series Part 14

Josh Malone had a fun and useful invention, but his intellectual property was taken from him, hear Josh's story about the fight for his intellectual property!

To view this webinar, click here.

Josh Malone provided an interesting and compelling presentation on the fight for intellectual property of inventors, the need to restore and reform the US patent system to what we all would consider its intended purpose.  More information on Josh Malone's fight can be found at these links:

Administrative State


September 14, 2020

Spokane Citizens Exercise Civil Duty to Protest Water Fluoridation!

City Council Vote to fluoridate Spokane Water September 14th!

Be sure to call or email you opinion on fluoridation to the City Council before September 14th!

Use this link for contact information for your affected district: https://safewaterspokane.org/decision-makers 

Spokane Citizens strongly object to the addition of fluoride to their drinking water, in the belief that drinking and household water should be as pure as possible without additives or what can be considered a drug.

Spokane Mayor Woodard weighs in on costs:

Water


August 25, 2020

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