Probably because what fencing was installed was crappy and needed more maintenance. These new barriers are way sturdier and will last much longer.
Yes, yesterday.
Absolutely. You know any costs they proposed were padded to line pockets.
Here's a GAO report from 2009 re construction costs.
https://www.gao.gov/new.items/d09244r.pdf
>wind the clock
When you wind a clock the hands go backwards. May have been just another way of saying future proves past.
I don't buy into the Qclock predictions/validations, but I hate to shoot down anons' hard work, and there has been a lot of work put into those clocks. And they seem to feel it's validated at times, so I'm okay with saying it may just be way over my head.
Looks like lack of sleep to me.
Oh, yes they do. Mostly those that can't spend much time here. They rely on the notables as a way to keep up with the work anons have done. Then there are those that just jump on board and start posting without trying to catch up.
I saw it. Just smudged make-up.
Pompeo live now.
But look at this. Following the links in the article, I came across more info.
In a statement, DHS Spokeswoman Katie Waldman said, "The steel bollard construction is based on the operational requirements of the United States Border Patrol and is a design that has been honed over more than a decade of use. It is an important part of Border Patrol's impedance and denial capability."
"While the design currently being constructed was informed by what we learned in the prototypes, it does not replicate those designs," said Waldman. "The steel bollard design is internally reinforced with materials that require time and multiple industrial tools to breach, thereby providing U.S. Border Patrol agents additional response time to affect a successful law enforcement resolution. In the event that one of the steel bollards becomes damaged, it is quick and cost-effective to repair.
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/immigration/test-steel-prototype-border-wall-showed-it-could-be-sawed-n956856?cid=sm_npd_nn_tw_ma
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