Anonymous ID: edba54 Jan. 13, 2018, 7:15 p.m. No.41518   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>1632

Has anyone looked at Grassley's tweets? There must be plenty of crumbs there….

 

Nov 2 2017 10:54:59

Anonymous

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Follow Sen Grassley.

What is different effective this week?

What do you notice?

Why does Sen Grassley (one example) have a higher than normal amount of security detail?

Why is Grassley and others held in a secure location?

When did this start?

Anonymous ID: edba54 Jan. 13, 2018, 7:26 p.m. No.41678   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>1690 >>1739 >>2927

 

Where did POTUS stop [post] ASIA?

 

We should look at tweets posted….?

 

 

 

Itinerary For Trump’s Trip To Asia

 

In what many are calling his most crucial international trip yet, Trump embarks today on an 11-day trip that will see him meeting with leaders in Korea, China, Vietnam, the Philippines, and Japan. Here is the schedule of events:

 

Hawaii—Friday, Nov. 3

 

1:00 p.m.: Trump to deliver speech calling for a complete repeal of the terrible Pearl Harbor attack

8:00 p.m.: Join top-level national security advisors for closed-door luau

Japan—Sunday, Nov. 5

 

1:00 p.m.: Geisha Fantasy Makeover Experience® in Tokyo’s Harajuku district

4:15 p.m.: Trump to meet with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzō Abe for a series of unilateral talks

6:07 p.m.: Rebuff aide’s claim that tempura just like french fries

Korea—Tuesday, Nov. 7

 

11:00 a.m.: Tour installations by Trump’s favorite Korean contemporary artist, Xooang Choi

12:30 p.m.: Meet with the families of South Koreans who died after playing 50 consecutive hours of Warcraft

2:49 p.m.: Bizarre, easily avoidable international incident

China—Wednesday, Nov. 8

 

9:25 a.m.: Trump to spend the morning tweeting angrily along with CCTV program Dialogue with Yang Rui

1:45 p.m.: Meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping to discuss the deep, senseless anger Trump has always felt

Vietnam—Friday, Nov. 10

 

11:28 a.m.: Trump will refer to the Vietnam War as “your thing”

1:37 p.m.: Robert Mueller winces as Trump totally botches Vietnamese diplomat’s name on bugged phone call

11:31 p.m.: Another nightmare where large, faceless man covered in sweat chases him through West Wing with spiked two-by-four

Philippines—Sunday, Nov. 12

 

3:00 p.m.: Join President Rodrigo Duterte at shooting range for target practice on low-level drug offenders

7:00 p.m.: Attend gala to celebrate 50 years of U.S. complicitness in human rights abuses

9:20 p.m.: Trump will pen long journal entry describing the strange sights he has seen throughout his journey

Anonymous ID: edba54 Jan. 13, 2018, 7:37 p.m. No.41848   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>1902 >>3035

Dems are really going after hurting the military….using DACA as pawn. I wish POTUS would end DACA altogether.

 

A Shutdown is Not Really a Shutdown

First, it will probably help you to understand that a government shut down doesn’t mean a complete government shutdown. Only non-essential functions will shut down.

 

Essential functions, like the military, FBI, Social Security, Medicare, air traffic control, Congress, etc., will continue. So military personnel will continue to report for duty as usual.

 

Agencies like the National Park Service are considered to perform non-essential functions. So National Parks may be closed temporarily, costing the government park admission fees for that length of time. In earlier government shutdowns, agencies such as the Environmental Protection Agency, NASA, Department of Housing and Urban Development and Department of Education experienced widespread furloughs. The National Archives shut down completely.

 

By contrast, 69% of Defense Department civilian employees remained on duty, and 85% of Veterans Administration employees continued to work, along with 70% of Transportation Department workers.

 

So the Defense Department will face minimal disruptions in the event of a government shutdown.

 

And military members WILL get paid. It’s just that paychecks could be delayed for a few days or possibly a few weeks.

 

military-money-matters.com/government-shutdown.html