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[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by votivesoul

President Julius Trump, I mean Caesar Donald, I mean, Emperor Palpatine, well, I'm not sure exactly what I mean...

Great example.

[votivesoul]

Originally Posted by Pressing-On

Great example.

It was a lame attempt at some humor.

[votivesoul]

Originally Posted by votivesoul

It was a lame attempt at some humor.

Notwithstanding, I am not a fan of the direction this is heading. When Ultra-Left Wing Congresswoman Ilhan Omar is praising our president's response to this pandemic, you know Rod Serling's about to enter the room with a foreboding monologue.

[jediwill83]

Originally Posted by votivesoul

Notwithstanding, I am not a fan of the direction this is heading. When Ultra-Left Wing Congresswoman Ilhan Omar is praising our president's response to this pandemic, you know Rod Serling's about to enter the room with a forbidding monologue.

"Imagine if you will..."

[votivesoul]

Originally Posted by jediwill83

"Imagine if you will..."

[n david]

Originally Posted by Esaias

This is actually very bad. It is the immediate background step for full on martial law.

Step away from the ledge.

1) It's the Defense PRODUCTION Act, not the National Defense Authorization Act.

2) While Trump has invoked it, he has yet to implement it. He said during a presser yesterday, "Governors are supposed to be doing a lot of this work...the federal government's not supposed to be out there buying vast amounts of item and then shipping. You know, we're not a shipping clerk."

3) "The act gives the federal government broad authority to direct private companies to meet the needs of the national defense. Over the decades, the law's powers have been understood to encompass not only times of war but also domestic emergency preparedness and recovery from terrorist attacks and natural disasters. The act authorizes the president to require companies to prioritize government contracts and orders seen as necessary for the national defense, with the goal of ensuring that the private sector is producing enough goods needed to meet a war effort or other national emergency."

https://www.militarytimes.com/news/y...roduction-act/

4) Not the first time the Act has been used. Trump used it for the space industry in 2017 and again after the hurricane in Puerto Rico in 2017. Obama used it in 2011. Clinton/Bush used it in 2000.

The point is, you post these things much like how CNN/MSNBC does -- to invoke panic and fear. But if you actually look at what is being done, it's not at all like what you posted.

The act allows the POTUS to direct companies to produce what is needed in an emergency -- in this case, it's ventilators and N95 masks.

This isn't about martial law -- has nothing to do with martial law.

Calm down, take a breath. Don't be CNN/MSNBC.

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by n david

Step away from the ledge.

1) It's the Defense PRODUCTION Act, not the National Defense Authorization Act.

2) While Trump has invoked it, he has yet to implement it. He said during a presser yesterday, "Governors are supposed to be doing a lot of this work...the federal government's not supposed to be out there buying vast amounts of item and then shipping. You know, we're not a shipping clerk."

3) "The act gives the federal government broad authority to direct private companies to meet the needs of the national defense. Over the decades, the law's powers have been understood to encompass not only times of war but also domestic emergency preparedness and recovery from terrorist attacks and natural disasters. The act authorizes the president to require companies to prioritize government contracts and orders seen as necessary for the national defense, with the goal of ensuring that the private sector is producing enough goods needed to meet a war effort or other national emergency."

https://www.militarytimes.com/news/y...roduction-act/

4) Not the first time the Act has been used. Trump used it for the space industry in 2017 and again after the hurricane in Puerto Rico in 2017. Obama used it in 2011. Clinton/Bush used it in 2000.

The point is, you post these things much like how CNN/MSNBC does -- to invoke panic and fear. But if you actually look at what is being done, it's not at all like what you posted.

The act allows the POTUS to direct companies to produce what is needed in an emergency -- in this case, it's ventilators and N95 masks.

This isn't about martial law -- has nothing to do with martial law.

Calm down, take a breath. Don't be CNN/MSNBC.

[Michael The Disciple]

Originally Posted by votivesoul

Notwithstanding, I am not a fan of the direction this is heading. When Ultra-Left Wing Congresswoman Ilhan Omar is praising our president's response to this pandemic, you know Rod Serling's about to enter the room with a foreboding monologue.

Yes

[Esaias]

Originally Posted by n david

Step away from the ledge.

1) It's the Defense PRODUCTION Act, not the National Defense Authorization Act.

2) While Trump has invoked it, he has yet to implement it. He said during a presser yesterday, "Governors are supposed to be doing a lot of this work...the federal government's not supposed to be out there buying vast amounts of item and then shipping. You know, we're not a shipping clerk."

3) "The act gives the federal government broad authority to direct private companies to meet the needs of the national defense. Over the decades, the law's powers have been understood to encompass not only times of war but also domestic emergency preparedness and recovery from terrorist attacks and natural disasters. The act authorizes the president to require companies to prioritize government contracts and orders seen as necessary for the national defense, with the goal of ensuring that the private sector is producing enough goods needed to meet a war effort or other national emergency."

https://www.militarytimes.com/news/y...roduction-act/

4) Not the first time the Act has been used. Trump used it for the space industry in 2017 and again after the hurricane in Puerto Rico in 2017. Obama used it in 2011. Clinton/Bush used it in 2000.

The point is, you post these things much like how CNN/MSNBC does -- to invoke panic and fear. But if you actually look at what is being done, it's not at all like what you posted.

The act allows the POTUS to direct companies to produce what is needed in an emergency -- in this case, it's ventilators and N95 masks.

This isn't about martial law -- has nothing to do with martial law.

Calm down, take a breath. Don't be CNN/MSNBC.

Trust me, I'm very calm. But apparently you dont even read what you copy and paste:

"The act gives the federal government broad authority to direct private companies to meet the needs of the national defense."


The learning curve is going to be pretty steep for you, I guess.

[Esaias]

I remember growing up people always wondered "Why did so many Germans go along with Hitler?" They couldn't wrap their minds around how these things work. Now you all get to watch it in real time. This is literally 9-11 on steroids. Not the event, the RESPONSE.

ID2020. Agenda2030 (Agenda2021's current iteration). PATRIOT ACT. NAFTA. TPP (toilet paper program for global control haha). Etc ad nauseum.

Most people have no clue. Remember Y2K? Big nothingburger, right? Um, not exactly. Quite a big thing actually. But not too many noticed what that hysteria was REALLY all about. It had nothing to do with the world ending because the computer clocks were resetting. Oh but how many businesses and individuals got some kind of update-plug-patch "just in case"? Yes, I remember stuff. Even if Winston Smith is doing his job, some of us remember little details. Mandela Effect anyone? Gee, that wouldn't be an attempt to create confusion and misdirection in certain segments of the population, would it?

Nah, Trump's gonna give you some Yangbucks (not really, maybe just a "tax credit", make sure you keep those reports coming in!) and Mr Roosevelt's a-gonna save us all...