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Trump's Ballroom & Triumphal Arch
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Still waiting on Mexico to pay for the wall...
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A 4,500-seat UFC arena is being built on the White House lawn for Trump's 80th birthday. The price? $60 million, with $700,000 just to fix the grass
President Donald Trump told reporters last week that the UFC is going to build "a 4,500-seat arena" on the south lawn of the White House in preparation for its Freedom 250 card celebrating America's semiquincentennial (1).
And while his comment conjures images of bulldozers getting ready to rumble onto the White House grounds, renderings released by the UFC paint a different picture.
One such image (2) of the venue for the June 14 fight card — which is also Trump's 80th birthday — shows a UFC octagon surrounded by bleachers, with four arches supporting a small roof overhead and the White House in the immediate background.
That rendering — a canopy, more accurately, rather than an arena — reflects what UFC President Dana White described to The Sports Business Journal, saying, "The only thing I want to see is the White House in the backdrop and the Washington Monument on the other side (3)."
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https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/mm...to-fix-the-grass/ar-AA23vDpv?ocid=socialshare
His "friends" agreed to pay for it.
IF.
IF he'd give them the war "they" (AIPAC) want.
When they want it. (Along with other demands, which will be clearer with time)
Strategically timed...to create a fertilizer shortage and global famine.
Score one for the Club of Rome...which has a confluence of interests with the Israeli Deep State, in that they want chaos in the Middle East.
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The White House Ballroom Is A Deep Fortress In Disguise
We now know the building goes six floors underground and will have "the greatest drone empire you've ever seen that's going to protect Washington" on its roof.
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I dont think Trump gave anybody a war. I think we live in dangerous times and if anything Trump should get credit for keeping casualties low with this Iran thing. It could have easily become a blood bath under the Cheney crew. Be that as it may the time might come for America to step up or step out. Putin is a nut job, the Chinese want to crush a small Democracy to steal its chip factories, Iran was bent on hegemony. I really think Trump wanted to focus on the economy most of all with the mid terms coming up. I dont think he wanted anything to do with Iran but they were getting close to testing a nuke and thats just unacceptable. Even the midget in NK knows better then to make "death to America" his mantra.
As for the ball room, as it stands, were like a bunch of gypsy's right now. The most powerful nation in the world throwing up a tent like a bunch of hillbillys and if a bunch of oil rich billionaires want to pay for it then all the better. The next Democrat President can use it as well. I dont expect an invite but I wouldn't go anyways.
Give the guy credit. He dreams big and has a lot of energy for a 79yo. Most of all when compared to the corpse he replaced.
As for the ball room, as it stands, were like a bunch of gypsy's right now. The most powerful nation in the world throwing up a tent like a bunch of hillbillys and if a bunch of oil rich billionaires want to pay for it then all the better. The next Democrat President can use it as well. I dont expect an invite but I wouldn't go anyways.
Give the guy credit. He dreams big and has a lot of energy for a 79yo. Most of all when compared to the corpse he replaced.
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Vietnam vet says he may skip Arlington burial if Trump arch is built
Shaun Byrnes did two tours in Vietnam. He had hoped to be buried at Arlington National Cemetery when his time came. Now he's not so sure — and Donald Trump is the reason why.Byrnes, 83, is one of several Vietnam veterans who have filed suit to stop construction of a 250-foot triumphal arch that Trump wants to build between Arlington National Cemetery and the Lincoln Memorial. The structure, which resembles Paris's Arc de Triomphe and has been dubbed the "Arc de Trump," would stand more than double the height of the Lincoln Memorial.
"It's disrespectful to those that I served with who didn't come back," Byrnes, a Navy veteran, told CBS News in a Sunday report. "And then, of course, to all those who are lying in Arlington National Cemetery."
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https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...mp-arch-is-built/ar-AA241byW?ocid=socialshare
Addled old person who's lost perspective.
There's plenty of Presidents - moar than half - who were either dupes or enemies of freedom. Wilson and Roosevelt II are the two that come first to mind. For those, someone who qualifies would refuse to be buried in a national cemetery, when eligible?
I would pass on it, but I was never looking for that honor. My repudiation of my military service is deeper than Trump, and moar principled. It's been an ongoing head-job, a con, since Johnson's "Splendid Little War." That was the turning point, where the Arsenal of Democracy became the engine of Endless War.
But this piece only shows the moral bankruptcy of the Mockingbird Mediuh, to use confused old people. They'll use us, too, if given half a chance.
There's plenty of Presidents - moar than half - who were either dupes or enemies of freedom. Wilson and Roosevelt II are the two that come first to mind. For those, someone who qualifies would refuse to be buried in a national cemetery, when eligible?
I would pass on it, but I was never looking for that honor. My repudiation of my military service is deeper than Trump, and moar principled. It's been an ongoing head-job, a con, since Johnson's "Splendid Little War." That was the turning point, where the Arsenal of Democracy became the engine of Endless War.
But this piece only shows the moral bankruptcy of the Mockingbird Mediuh, to use confused old people. They'll use us, too, if given half a chance.