[generally]

I thought JA was out, too.

Maybe this is all part of the show. Like the NK summit.

reed13k, that was my understanding, too. So the fact that they’re armed, that’s an additional red flag that makes the whole thing seem odd. And the tweet made a point of mentioning that.

In the US, you wouldn’t mention that a cop was armed unless he was off duty or something. It would just be assumed that he was armed.

[generally]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=avuU0DVKcZ8

DiFiChiSpy asking about military tribunals. Now why would she be concerned about that? Hmmmmm?

(from 3/13. Did we miss this? Or just me?)

[Cats Pajamas]

I am climbing the walls without new posts. I am sporadically re-reading posts. And am thinking an anagram for roast is Astor and how does that connect with post 142. So I keep scratching around.

[Pete from Shawnee Mission]

If they walk right into the Embassy with sidearms and the door is opened to them you have to assume it was requested. I assume that the Ecuadoran Embassy does not have a detachment of Soldiers and has to rely on the London police when there is a break in or something. Sure, probably just checking on J.A. to make certain he’s alright.

[Bigg Red]

::In the US, you wouldn’t mention that a cop was armed unless he was off duty or something. It would just be assumed that he was armed.::

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But aren’t most of the policemen li England unarmed?