But that’s not the best part. Richard Rosen, the CEO of American Ag Energy, was convicted last year of voter fraud, for casting ballots twice in the 2016 election — once in Massachusetts and the other time in New Hampshire.
Hmm. I see the arch is now called The Great Triumphal Arch and Military Observation Deck. I guess they learned that adding “military” to any construction project (Ballroom/Military Complex) lets them whine that trying to stop it will affect national security and how dare you disrespect our troops.
It’s like the “It’s portable” craze of the late 1960s! If you wanted someone to buy your product, it had to be portable. So did anyone design something to actualy be portable? Need you ask? No, no, no. They merely put a handle on a 500 pound television set. Is it portable? Of course it is! It has a handle, doesn’t it?
Well now, that’s interesting. What is there for the military to observe in Washington, D.C.? Why would the military even want something like this unless they were anticipating having to do some fighting right there in D.C.? Who is the enemy in this scenario? Why are they so close to the White House?
I guess military history is not required learning for the secretary of defence. The My Lai massacre immediately springs to my mind, but the indiscriminate use of Agent Orange in Vietnam and Laos was also definitely targetting civilians.
The same reason they are building a drone port on top of their heavily fortified ballroom. Apparently, they think that someone (foreign or domestic) is going to invade D.C. They are a paranoid bunch of idiots. With good reason, I guess, considering how evil they are.
This is actually on the White House website. An “arcade” of games about deportation and school lunches and Trump accounts. It’s incredibly stupid and embarrassing that this is what they think is clever. Really unbelievably stupid in a world of stupid.
And there are a lot of Venezuelan fishermen who might also disagree, if they weren’t already dead. Hell, even if they were drug dealers they’d still be civilians.
Oh, but he specified “in combat”. The military just targeted and killed them out of the blue, without any imminent threat. So that’s…better?
Meanwhile, the HHS Secretary is posting AI-generated photos of himself spoon-feeding sauerkraut to the Vice President while the Secretary of State watches from behind a pillar while eating a Pop Tart.
Or even current events. He is the one who’s been in charge of blowing civilians out of the water, you may recall.
I just took one–more than one–for the team. Here are the games.
Flappy Bill - Angry Birds ripoff with a bald eagle you need to keep in the air. For no apparent reason whatsoever, the eagle is holding a bill.
Build the Wall - Very poorly done Tetris. The game dialog says to build the wall to protect the border from the zombies. I’m not that bad at Tretris (I mean, who isn’t today?) and I managed to clear zero lines. The game told me that the border was breached. So, to build the wall, I literally must have no wall? I think I see why the Second Felonial Era is digging up everything.
Rio Run - Yet another poorly executed ripoff; this time the copied game is Snake. So you run your border agent around the board, run over a migrant, thus extending the snake. When you hit the wall or your snake, the game ends, counts the number of migrants you ran over, and informs you, **"{Number} Deported. Doesn’t “snake” have a particular meaning in the smuggling world?
Supply Line - I don’t know the names of any of the games this one is a ripoff; it’s one of those meal builder games, but with a twist–this one sucks. Precious little instructions; I guessed a lot as to what to do.
Trump Savings Tycoon - Yet another one with precious little instructions and what they have is neither informative nor accurate. The only thing you need to catch in the tiny net is the big dollar bills. Oh, this is supposed to be like the gold miner game, but essentially upside down.
Nice touch, though, equating migrants with zombies. SARCASM!
Braver than me, @Monty . I took one look at the arcade, and said, “No way.”
Surely the White House has better things to do than to post arcade games. Well, perhaps a White House in anybody elses hands would, but not the current occupant’s.