Some pretty interesting posts on “I Am ToRe
I like the one, “clone lives matter”
Says morning Joe freaked out about subpoena for his DMs on FB
Says she had the data snd biometrics that prove that Michelle if Michael
Nunes pushing Parler also
https://mobile.twitter.com/Tore_says
DOJ joins Arlington National cemetery for expansion by eminent domain
Monday, June 15, 2020
Justice Department Files Civil Action to Support Major Expansion of Arlington National Cemetery
Expansion Will Link Arlington National Cemetery with U.S. Air Force Memorial. Arlington County to Receive Transportation and Energy Infrastructure, Street-Scape and Bike Trail Projects
The Department of Justice filed today a civil action on behalf of the Department of the Army for the taking of roadways owned or operated by Arlington County, Virginia, by eminent domain for the purpose of expanding Arlington National Cemetery. The taking and relocation of these roadways, together with future planned acquisitions from the Commonwealth of Virginia, will establish a single, contiguous parcel of land south of the existing cemetery. The incorporation of this land into the cemetery will create a 49-acre contiguous parcel available for cemetery development.
When completed, the Arlington National Cemetery Southern Expansion Project will provide for approximately 60,000 additional burial sites, including an above ground columbarium. The expansion will extend the timeline for Arlington National Cemetery to continue as an active military cemetery. The total project cost, including the related Defense Access Roads Project, is estimated at $420 million, and Congress already has appropriated $280 million in Project-related funding.
The expansion project will benefit Arlington County and its residents by, among other things, burying overhead power lines and incorporating the Air Force Memorial and surrounding vacant land into Arlington National Cemetery. The project will transform Columbia Pike from South Oak Street to Washington Boulevard by re-aligning and widening it. The project includes street-scape zones with trees on both sides of Columbia Pike, adding a new dedicated bike path, and widening pedestrian walkways. The project also provides for the construction of a new South Nash Street.
“Earlier this month, we recognized the 76th anniversary of D-Day and we remembered the heroism, service, and sacrifice of American servicemen and women in the defense of freedom,” said Assistant Attorney General Jeffrey Bossert Clark of the Justice Department’s Environment and Natural Resources Division. “But every day the ultimate sacrifice of America’s men and women is commemorated at Arlington National Cemetery, our nation’s most hallowed ground. With today’s civil action, we are proud to assist with this important expansion of Arlington Cemetery, which may now continue to serve as a burial ground for America’s fallen well into the future.”
“As part of the Expansion Project, the Department of the Army and others worked to realign roads and real estate to ensure a much needed expansion of Arlington National Cemetery so that this space can continue being a hallowed resting ground for our nation’s service members,” said U.S. Attorney G. Zachary Terwilliger for the Eastern District of Virginia. “As someone whose grandfather will forever reside at ANC with so many of his friends, brothers, and sisters of the greatest generation, it is particularly meaningful to assist in facilitating this expansion and seek court approval for just compensation for Arlington County.”
June 15, 2020 marks the 156th anniversary of Arlington National Cemetery, which was established as a military cemetery in 1864 during the American Civil War.
Congress authorized the Department of the Army to acquire land, including acquisition by condemnation, if necessary, for the expansion of Arlington National Cemetery. Congress gets its authority from the U.S. Constitution that allows the taking of public county property for a public use. In turn, the government must pay just compensation for the property. Acquisition by condemnation is an open and transparent process that assures fair treatment for landowners and taxpayers alike. The government here is providing just compensation in the form of substitute facilities, including a realigned and redesigned Columbia Pike and the construction of a new South Nash Street.
https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/justice-department-files-civil-action-support-major-expansion-arlington-national-cemetery
He Really should be working on the dementia cure, it’s in his best interest
Good job anon, good job!
I am not going to rule out space lasers targeting cabal ball bearing factories (etc). The other theories make sense too. Or we could even be in a space laser war with China.
Funny you say this, I think a God evaporation ray would take care of the cabal. I’ve told my friends this for a while, God is getting fed up and without the big long drawn out drama of trials, God sends a ray down from heaven and in a crowd you see certain people evaporated that were standing next to them the minute before. That would be the best outcome, just evaporate all of the cabal and those aligned with that won’t bend the knee to spiritual responsibility.
I really need a meme on this, because I’d rejoice seeing it. Except I can’t be in crowds, it freaks me out.
Gods evaporation ray is a fantastic idea, don’t you think anons
Maybe Twitter is going down and no one will have access?
That was an excellent response. I like your proposal
It really is
>https://spdblotter.seattle.gov/2020/06/19/detectives-investigating-after-human-remains-found-in-west-
seattle/
Shit I wonder who they are killing
Detectives Investigating After Human Remains Found in West Seattle
Written by Public Affairs on June 19, 2020 7:43 pm
Detectives are currently investigating after several bags containing human remains were located near the water in the 1100 block of Alki Avenue SW this afternoon.
Police responded after receiving a call of a suspicious bag on the beach. Another bag was located in the water. Once the contents were determined to be remains, detectives responded to begin their investigation.
Harbor Patrol is assisting on the call, and detectives will work closely with the King County Medical Examiner’s Office as the investigation proceeds. This remains an active and on-going investigation.