Anonymous ID: 12a2c9 Sept. 24, 2025, 2:10 p.m. No.23649100   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>9106 >>9108 >>9123 >>9128 >>9132 >>9340 >>9587 >>9684 >>9700

MJTruthUltra

@MJTruthUltra

 

Drop a 🐸 if you know…

 

Scavino posted a video with NESSUN DORMA playing.👀

 

Nessun Dorma is played at the end of the film The Sum of All Fears, in which time ALL the traitors & Deep State Actors were executed!!!

 

The Sum of All Fears is mentioned several times in the Q Drops.

 

https://x.com/MJTruthUltra/status/1970677491535880481

 

https://x.com/DanScavino/status/1970669041208689022

Anonymous ID: 12a2c9 Sept. 24, 2025, 2:19 p.m. No.23649132   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>9133 >>9147 >>9177 >>9340 >>9587 >>9684

>>23649100

A Federal Shutdown May Be Imminent. How Would It Affect the Economy?

 

Congress and the White House have days to fund the government and avert a disruptive and potentially costly lapse in funding.

 

Listen to this article · 8:07 min

 

The current fight over funding could touch off a more protracted interruption, given that President Trump recently refused to even meet with Democratic leaders.

 

Sept. 24, 2025, 12:50 p.m. ET

 

First came President Trump’s punishing global tariffs, which have started to send prices higher.

 

Then, it was mass layoffs in government and deportations nationwide, which have put the squeeze on the labor force.

 

Now, Washington is speeding toward a federal shutdown, posing yet another test to an economy under increasing strain eight months into Mr. Trump’s second term. If a partisan logjam brings federal agencies to a screeching and sustained halt in a matter of days, the result could be another round of pain for American consumers and businesses.

 

“The economy is quite vulnerable,” said Mark Zandi, the chief economist at Moody’s Analytics.

“In a more resilient time, I think even a prolonged shutdown wouldn’t derail the economy. But in the current economy, it could very well be the thing that pushes us under.”

 

A shutdown will occur next week unless Congress and the White House can strike a deal before midnight on Sept. 30, the end of the fiscal year.Absent a last-minute compromise, federal funding is set to lapse, carrying wide-ranging implications that underscore the myriad ways that Washington touches Americans’ daily lives.

 

Historically, these interruptions have shuttered national parks and museums, halted some federal food safety inspections and cut off services to small businesses, preventing them from obtaining some government loans or permits. A shutdown does not affect Social Security or Medicare, but it has previously prevented older Americans from having access to some related services, like obtaining new benefit cards.

 

This year, the loss of funding could also disrupt the federal Women, Infants and Children program, which helps provide groceries to low-income families. The initiative would not have enough money left to accept new applicants starting Oct. 1, according to a White House official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe internal budget documents. The administration previously asked Congress to approve additional funds for the benefits, known as W.I.C.

 

For millions of federal workers, a shutdown carries direct hardships, especially if it is prolonged. These employees, including military personnel, are deprived of their pay while funding is in jeopardy, though some are forced to report for duty in the meantime. The law does guarantee that they will receive back pay, but only after Congress can clinch a deal, meaning some could be without steady income for weeks.

 

The government is no stranger to fast-approaching fiscal deadlines, which can often serve as motivation for Democrats and Republicans to strike a grand bargain. But as of Wednesday, the two sides did not even appear to be talking, raising the odds that a vast swath of Washington could shutter soon for an extended period.

 

If that occurs, the Trump administration does have some discretion under law to determine which government functions and employees are so vital that they must continue even during the closure. But some agencies have not published their latest contingency plans, and others have removed the documents from the internet entirely, making it difficult to predict any economic disruptions that might arise if funding runs out next week.

 

The White House budget office declined to comment on its shutdown planning.

 

Most government shutdowns are resolved in a matter of days, sparing the economy from significant disruption. But the current fight could touch off a more protracted interruption, given that Mr. Trump recently refused to even meet with Democratic leaders. House Republicans adopted a measure this month that would temporarily fund the government into November, but Senate Democrats blocked that approach as they looked to extend a set of health care subsidies expiring this year.

 

cont'd

 

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/09/24/us/politics/government-shutdown-us-economy.html

Anonymous ID: 12a2c9 Sept. 24, 2025, 2:20 p.m. No.23649133   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>9147 >>9340 >>9587 >>9684

>>23649132

 

As a general rule, every week that federal operations are shuttered can shave off about one-tenth of a percentage point from the nation’s total economic output that quarter. The longer that federal funding remains blocked, the greater the consequences, and the more difficult it is for the economy to make up for lost ground in future months.

 

The risks were laid bare in Mr. Trump’s first term, when part of the federal government shuttered for a five-week period that ended in January 2019. That shutdown, the longest in history, shaved off 0.1 percentage points from the nation’s gross domestic product in the final quarter of 2018 and another 0.3 percentage points in the first quarter of the following year, according to an analysis this week by economists at Wells Fargo.

 

The lapse in funding did not affect the entire federal government at the time. The administration took steps — later found to have violated the law — to keep some programs running anyway. And the hit to the economy, which would recover from its mild losses, did not ameliorate the other ways that the closure might have harmed individual Americans. That included federal workers, who saw significant interruptions to their pay.

 

“You can only go so long with I.O.U.s,” said Sam Berger, a senior fellow on the federal fiscal policy team at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a left-leaning group. “You can’t pay a mortgage. You can’t pay for your groceries. That has a real impact.”

 

Ryan Sweet, the chief U.S. economist at Oxford Economics, said that a sharp and prolonged drop-off in federal spending also tended to have a ripple effect, eventually curtailing “consumer spending, private contractors and other business activity.” Firms in particular face risks if they cannot obtain federal loans, one of many consequences of a shutdown that he described as difficult to “disentangle” from the data.

 

This year, though, a federal shutdown appears poised to arrive at a moment of great economic uncertainty, potentially worsening the impact if the stalemate drags on for weeks or months.

 

Punishing tariffs now apply to many of the world’s exports to the United States, with more duties still to come, as Mr. Trump forges ahead with a global trade war that is facing a serious legal challenge in the Supreme Court. Economists once feared that these tariffs could plunge the nation into a recession, and while such a doomsday has not arrived, foreign goods have still become more expensive as U.S. firms run out of ways to absorb the costs of the president’s trade brinkmanship.

 

The labor market has also stalled, adding only 22,000 jobs in August, according to data released this month. The slow growth has occurred in tandem with a related push by Mr. Trump to crack down on immigration and conduct mass deportations, which has shrank the pool of available workers.

 

Jerome H. Powell, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, described the overall economy on Tuesday as “challenging,” underscoring the ways that the president’s agenda has vexed the nation’s central bank on the heels of its first interest rate cut in months.

 

“I would say, not all government shutdowns are created equal, and depending on how resilient the economy is, the shock from a government shutdown may be greater or lesser,” said Gregory Daco, the chief economist at EY-Parthenon. “And right now, what we’re seeing is an economy that’s subject to a number of conflicting headwinds and tailwinds, but it seems like the economy is losing momentum.”

 

Michael R. Strain, a conservative economist at the American Enterprise Institute, said a prolonged breakdown in Washington could also weigh on financial markets. He pointed to the bond market, where investors this year have demanded more favorable terms on government debt, suggesting persistent unease with the nation’s political and fiscal trajectory.

 

“The longer a shutdown lasts, the more it calls into question some of the basics around the government’s ability to function,” Mr. Strain said. “The market may be pretty forgiving of a short-term shutdown, but I think the longer it goes, the greater the concern about the stability of the U.S. government.”

 

But the exact toll on the economy would not be known for some time. The Bureau of Labor Statistics, which tracks inflation, growth and other key economic indicators, could also have to disable its operations, stalling key data until Congress can broker a deal.

 

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/09/24/us/politics/government-shutdown-us-economy.html

Anonymous ID: 12a2c9 Sept. 24, 2025, 2:33 p.m. No.23649177   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>9185 >>9281 >>9615

>>23649132

 

Anonymous 11/23/2017 21:01:21 ID:0b6109

8chan/cbts: 45563

>>45541

I have a question: The 10 days, darkness.. when?

 

282

Q!ITPb.qbhqo 11/23/2017 21:03:11 ID: 6f5bab

8chan/cbts: 45581

>>45563

Shutdown.

Q

 

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Q!ITPb.qbhqo 11/28/2017 13:50:52 ID: 4a55e6

8chan/cbts: 74128

Risk of another shutdown.

Be prepared to lose access.

Q

Anonymous ID: 12a2c9 Sept. 24, 2025, 3:01 p.m. No.23649281   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>9290 >>9323

>>23649108

>>23649177

 

Donald J. Trump

@realDonaldTrump

 

After reviewing the details of the unserious and ridiculous demands being made by the Minority Radical Left Democrats in return for their Votes to keep our thriving Country open, I have decided that no meeting with their Congressional Leaders could possibly be productive.They are threatening to shut down the Government of the United States unless they can have over $1 Trillion Dollars in new spending to continue free healthcare for Illegal Aliens (A monumental cost!), force Taxpayers to fund Transgender surgery for minors, have dead people on the Medicaid roles, allow Illegal Alien Criminals to steal Billions of Dollars in American Taxpayer Benefits, try to force our Country to again open our Borders to Criminals and to the World, allow men to play in women’s sports, and essentially create Transgender operations for everybody.These Radical Left Views and Policies is what allowed me to win the Presidential Election, including all seven Swing States, and the Popular Vote, IN A HISTORIC LANDSLIDE. There are consequences to losing Elections but, based on their letter to me, the Democrats haven’t figured that out yet. They are trying to eliminate the popular $50 Billion Dollar Rural and Vulnerable Hospital Fund, which was passed with only Republican Votes, and proudly signed into Law by ME. The Democrats in Congress seem to have totally lost their way. They obviously have no idea what it means to put America First or to MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN! All Congressional Democrats want to do is enact Radical Left Policies that nobody voted for — High Taxes, Open Borders, No Consequences for Violent Criminals, Men in Women’s Sports, Taxpayer funded “TRANSGENDER” surgery, and much more. Few people voted for what they represent, which would lead to the destruction of America. Instead, people voted for COMMON SENSE, and that’s what the Republicans and your President, “DONALD J. TRUMP,” stand for. I look forward to meeting with them if they get serious about the future of our Nation. We must keep the Government open, and legislate like true Patriots rather than hold American Citizens hostage, knowing that they want our now thriving Country closed. I’ll be happy to meet with them if they agree to the Principles in this Letter. They must do their job! Otherwise, it will just be another long and brutal slog through their radicalized quicksand. To the Leaders of the Democrat Party, the ball is in your court. I look forward to meeting with you when you become realistic about the things that our Country stands for. DO THE RIGHT THING!

 

DONALD J. TRUMP, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

 

Sep 24, 2025, 2:12 PM est

 

https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/115260622454907511

Anonymous ID: 12a2c9 Sept. 24, 2025, 3:26 p.m. No.23649402   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>9405 >>9504 >>9788 >>9811 >>9902

>>23649229

 

From UN Speeches to Q Drops: Is a Global ‘Pause’ Being Signaled?

 

Yesterday, President Trump made several unusual moves in his Truth Social post and UN speech that many believe point toward Q posts and future events.

 

Abrupt Ending at 11:05

 

He ended his UN speech precisely at 11:05, a detail drawing attention to Q Post 105, which carries an 11/5 date reference.

 

Misspellings and Omissions

 

In the same Truth Social post, Trump misspelled both “halt” and “riding” and left out the word “of” from the phrase “History of the World.”

 

Q Post Connections

 

Halt = Pause

 

The misspelled “halt” may be intentional, pointing to “pause,” a term used in multiple Q drops:

 

Q Post 105: References 11/5 and the concept of a pause.

 

Q Post 1044:

 

“Google kill. YouTube kill. FB kill. Twitter kill. Yahoo kill. Bing kill. Instagram kill. Net will be paused. HAMMER. On the clock.”

 

This suggests major tech platforms could be disrupted, shut down, or otherwise controlled, leading to a significant “pause” in communications.

 

Missing ‘of’

 

The omitted word “of” connects to Q Post 647:

 

“[D]ay [Of] [D]ays”

 

Some interpret this as signaling a historic or decisive moment.

 

Q Post 2726 – A New Layer of Timing and Warning

 

Q Post 2726 adds an urgent timeframe and potential trigger:

 

“Be alert next 10 days.

FF attempts may be carried out in attempt to change narrative (neg optics).

High possibility of ‘multiple day’ coverage event forcing pause on news.

See something Say something”

 

This raises the possibility of false flag events, significant enough to dominate news coverage for several days, creating the “pause” referenced in other Q posts — whether in media focus, communications, or possibly digital platforms.

 

https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/115254363337739989"

Anonymous ID: 12a2c9 Sept. 24, 2025, 3:43 p.m. No.23649504   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>9532 >>9541 >>9546

>>23649402

 

Here is another correlation to a possible government shutdown. In addition to the escalator "pausing," and the teleprompter's "pause," during Trump's UN Speech yesterday, he mentioned the U.S. "Operation Midnight HAMMER," on Iran's nuke site, which can be found in Q 1044, as well as the word "paused"

 

Q 1044

Fake pic push by MSM.

Videos / backup.

Google kill.

YouTube kill.

FB kill.

Twitter kill.

Yahoo kill.

Bing kill.

Instagram kill.

Net will be paused.

HAMMER.

On the clock.

Q