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To: lighthouse; All

On a Twitter link IIRC, someoe said that $80bn is designated for the Army Corp of Engineers for “National Security purposes”.

Check out these 2 links:

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/07/18/us/politics/border-wall-construction.html

https://www.texasobserver.org/map-trump-border-wall-locations-texas/

If the Army Corp of Engineers builds the wall for “National Security purposes” out of that $80bn, that would take it TOTALLY out of ANY private sector and Fed Gov “control”.


50 posted on 03/24/2018 2:58:49 PM PDT by musicman (The future is just a collection of successive nows.)
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To: musicman

Correct, do not forget that The President declared a National State of Emergency with his EO of late last year and added to it and amplified its reach with further ones issued this year, 82 Billion for ACoE to use for the wall etc.

In short Yes the illegals are deemed to be Enemy Combatants (Like MS-13) and others and the wall is a necessary component to keep out illegals from wherever. This is why he is using the Army Corp of Engineers so there are no contracts to be ratified etc. and they are already on the way to get er dun!

Would you like to play a game?

How about a nice game of chess?

Checkmate

BTW the bill was not a budget but a spending bill or in other words and extension of the budget the dip-wads in Congress never passed, and it expires in I believe Sept of this year

And everybody lined up and signed up showing their true colors, and they showed just which side they were on

I love this President, he knows how this game is played and there is a LOT more on the way!!


57 posted on 03/24/2018 3:14:01 PM PDT by 100American (Knowledge is knowing how, Wisdom is knowing when)
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