tl;dr Facial recognition, phone tracking data, DNA, and all the other tools CBP has had on hand for 5 years.
Basically all the things I tried to warn people about between Nov and January.
hansolo
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Are you me? It was the first NES game I opened, before I even had the NES.
Still haven't beaten it. I don't think I ever even made it through every level.
Same here. I took a weekend to finally finally beat it on emulator, doing save state after every hit.
Even filled to the top on magic and life going into the last boss, it's insanely difficult.
I had Zelda 2 and my friend had Zelda 1. I loved Zelda 2, but never beat it as a kid. The music is part of my DNA.
It took emulators and save state as an adult to even get close. It's like they designed it too be impossible.
But TMNT 1....F that.
In hindsight, I think I've ended up in relationships with two girlfoes.
It actually explains quite a lot to think of it that way.
They're freezing 99.9% of domestic and foreign assistance. This is only one specific part of what had been halted.
The idea is to strangle the government and end anything that might keep a single dollar out of the hands of the wealthy.
Heritage wrote them. They're even writing the new OPM memos, they don't even bother taking the author names out of the metadata.
You're not looking big picture.
Mass deportations mean a lot of very menial jobs like picking strawberries or washing dishes go unfilled.
But, there about to be thousands of career government employees out of work soon, plus massive criminal incarceration. So it all balances out.
During Albania's truly dark socialist history, political prisoners and criminals did the tough agriculture work. They worked until they died. Tepelene first, then the Nov 29 farm.
The communists already set the mold here 60-ish years ago. Nothing new is being invented.
I actually really like Ian as well.
His name is Lemmy...Lemmy? Do we say Lemmy like last name and first name? Or just once, like Madonna?
On top of the idiocy of this, every SINGLE contractor can, and likely will, sue the government for breach of contract and win. Likely for more than the original connect was for. As has been the case for most other stop work orders.
This is a massive and avoidable expense to taxpayers with zero to show for it.
Because it's the Executive Branch and the President is the Chief Executive. Every agency in the US Federal government, other than a couple under Congress, are directly under the President.
....who else would it be?
Budgets and the laws that govern what those agencies can do, that's Congress.
Validating who is right in an argument about what the laws mean, that's the Judicial Branch.