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It's called "you don't have the law on your side."

Like I said, its anarchism.

Ok, here it is.. You asked for it...

Florida Statutes

250.28 Military support to civil authorities

4) The Governor may, in order to preserve the public peace, execute the laws of the state, enhance domestic security, respond to terrorist threats or attacks, respond to an emergency as defined in s. 252.34(3) or imminent danger thereof, or respond to any need for emergency aid to civil authorities as specified in s. 250.28 (SEE BELOW), order into state active duty all or any part of the militia which he or she deems proper.

250.28 Military support to civil authorities

250.28 Military support to civil authorities.--When an invasion or insurrection in the state is made or threatened, or whenever there exists a threat to security, a terrorist threat or attack, a riot, a mob, an unlawful assembly, a breach of the peace,

or resistance to the execution of the laws of the state, or imminent danger thereof, which civil authorities are unable to suppress

, the Governor, or in case the Governor cannot be reached and the emergency will not permit awaiting his or her orders, the successor as provided in s. 14.055, or, if the appropriate successor cannot be reached and the emergency will not permit awaiting his or her orders, the Adjutant General, shall issue an order to the officer in command of the body of troops best suited for the duty for which a military force is required, directing the officer to proceed with the troops, or as many as necessary, with all possible promptness, to respond to the invasion, insurrection, threat to security, terrorist threat or attack, riot, mob, unlawful assembly, breach of the peace, or resistance to execution of the laws of the state.

Ok, here it is.. You asked for it...

Florida Statutes

250.28 Military support to civil authorities

4) The Governor may, in order to preserve the public peace, execute the laws of the state, enhance domestic security, respond to terrorist threats or attacks, respond to an emergency as defined in s. 252.34(3) or imminent danger thereof, or respond to any need for emergency aid to civil authorities as specified in s. 250.28 (SEE BELOW), order into state active duty all or any part of the militia which he or she deems proper.

250.28 Military support to civil authorities

250.28 Military support to civil authorities.--When an invasion or insurrection in the state is made or threatened, or whenever there exists a threat to security, a terrorist threat or attack, a riot, a mob, an unlawful assembly, a breach of the peace,

or resistance to the execution of the laws of the state, or imminent danger thereof, which civil authorities are unable to suppress

, the Governor, or in case the Governor cannot be reached and the emergency will not permit awaiting his or her orders, the successor as provided in s. 14.055, or, if the appropriate successor cannot be reached and the emergency will not permit awaiting his or her orders, the Adjutant General, shall issue an order to the officer in command of the body of troops best suited for the duty for which a military force is required, directing the officer to proceed with the troops, or as many as necessary, with all possible promptness, to respond to the invasion, insurrection, threat to security, terrorist threat or attack, riot, mob, unlawful assembly, breach of the peace, or resistance to execution of the laws of the state.

>>a breach of the peace, or resistance to the execution of the laws of the state, or imminent danger thereof, which civil authorities are unable to suppress

"Breach of the peace" is such a big loophole and could probably be used in this instance.. However the most applicable part is "execution of the laws of the state"

The court may order that the tube can be removed -- a breach of the peace itself. The court will restrain local law law enforcement from interfering.

The Legislature, having give the Gov. constitutional authority, and having the backing of the Florida Constitution, cannot be overridden by this judge in a way that is binding (the judge can say anything he wan't -- but that's a different story).

The Judge's order to stop the local authorities from enforcing State Law and provisions of the State Constitution, is resistance to the execution of the laws of the State, and gives the Governor the situation to exercise his legal authority.

And, contrary to your claims, it's not anarchism -- it's Florida statute.

Like I said, you don't know what you are talking about...

Eat humble pie -- wisdom is not gained through speaking but listening...