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2024 Nov 19, 8:07pm   11,973 views  503 comments

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343   Ceffer   2025 Feb 24, 11:13pm  

The wondering about where they got all their endless laundering fiat money from is over: they got it from us.

https://t.me/SGTnewsNetwork/85587
344   Glock-n-Load   2025 Feb 25, 7:42am  

Ceffer says

Trump made some interesting comments about the Federal workers' email test.

They believe that many government jobs have no people behind them i.e. there is nobody there at all and the fake identities are used as another vehicle of money laundering through government paychecks.

20 million fake SS recipients and now a raft of fake government workers on the payroll to funnel more money back into the hands of the demons.

Is there any doubt? It’s perfect.
346   RWSGFY   2025 Feb 25, 8:00am  

OkDOGEisAmountingToSomething says






If they were smart they would just conspire to each write two or three pages of BS and tie DOGE in sorting it out for months if not years. 🤫
347   HeadSet   2025 Feb 25, 8:54am  

RWSGFY says

If they were smart they would just conspire to each write two or three pages of BS and tie DOGE in sorting it out for months if not years.

I do not think DODE intents to read any of them, DOGE just wants to see who does not respond.
348   RWSGFY   2025 Feb 25, 8:55am  

HeadSet says

RWSGFY says


If they were smart they would just conspire to each write two or three pages of BS and tie DOGE in sorting it out for months if not years.

I do not think DODE intents to read any of them, DOGE just wants to see who does not respond.


And if everybody responded with 3 pages of bullshit the bluff would've been called.
349   HeadSet   2025 Feb 25, 9:07am  

RWSGFY says

And if everybody responded with 3 pages of bullshit the bluff would've been called.

It is more of a "ping" than a bluff.
350   RWSGFY   2025 Feb 25, 9:12am  

HeadSet says

RWSGFY says


And if everybody responded with 3 pages of bullshit the bluff would've been called.

It is more of a "ping" than a bluff.


It was a bluff after all:


364   MolotovCocktail   2025 Feb 28, 4:11pm  

The_Deplorable says




https://x.com/BehizyTweets/status/1894943248751427734


And the USPS could use the extra budget allocations to get into the black. We'd still save a bundle.
371   AD   2025 Mar 1, 2:48pm  

The_Deplorable says




https://x.com/VigilantFox/status/1895567181083254978


Is this for the Columbia class submarines ?

That's for the "startup and program management costs" of the program like concept to preliminary design as well as all the other associated administrative costs like paying "support contractors" in the Navy program office that oversees the design.

Also I remember from intermediate acquisition training at Defense Acquisition University that on average about 9% of the total cost of a major acquisition like Columbia class submarines goes to "program management" which includes the program office in Washington DC, the contractor's managers and engineers, etc.

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372   The_Deplorable   2025 Mar 1, 2:51pm  

Is this true?

373   Patrick   2025 Mar 1, 6:00pm  

https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/a-great-fall-saturday-march-1-2025


The worst crime ever committed against innocent workers is happening again. The New York Times ran the story yesterday, headlined “Federal Workers Will Get Another Email Asking Them to Detail Accomplishments.” Cue the wailing and crying.

The new email, which began streaming into federal inboxes yesterday, was hilariously titled “What did you do last week? Part II.” Just when they thought it was safe to go back in the office.

Like last week’s infamous email, yesterday’s email directed federal workers to draft five bullet points describing what they accomplished this week. But —striking terror into the Swamp— it also said that, going forward, employees would be expected to complete the task every week before midnight each Monday (EST).
374   Patrick   2025 Mar 1, 6:02pm  

The_Deplorable says

Is this true?




@The_Deplorable

No, pretty sure it's a hoax.
376   HeadSet   2025 Mar 2, 6:23pm  

Patrick says





Is it cheaper to incarcerate a congressman than to pay his salary?
378   Ceffer   2025 Mar 3, 11:25am  

Patrick says

https://nitter.poast.org/amuse/status/1896270815861342534#m




It's fun to watch the pathetic money starved thrashings of the Deep State. These credibility reversals descend to self mockery, after years of watching them 'get away with it'.
380   Blue   2025 Mar 3, 1:37pm  

I like their creative word, clinic! to push their agenda to go against India.
381   RWSGFY   2025 Mar 3, 3:07pm  

Patrick says

The_Deplorable says


Is this true?




The_Deplorable

No, pretty sure it's a hoax.


Time to forcibly change his handle to The_Gullible. 🤡
382   Patrick   2025 Mar 4, 11:10am  

https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/far-away-tuesday-march-4-2025-c-and


Yesterday, KCRA-Sacramento ran a delightful little story headlined, “Gov. Newsom orders California state workers to return to office 4 days a week.” Oh, the irony.

Like federal workers, the last thing California’s state employees want to do is come back in to the office. But yesterday, Governor Newsom emitted an odious order requiring four weekdays’ mandatory attendance starting July 1st.

One horrified state worker told KCRA that he thinks it will take away from his work-life balance. “I know one of the things they're going to say about us coming back, is for collaboration purposes, but like honestly, we do a lot of collaboration on Microsoft Teams, and that works great," he explained mournfully.

The local SEIU president snipped that Newsom’s order was “out of touch, unnecessary and a step backward.” I guess you can stop progress. Or, “progress.”

Media tried everything it could think of to explain how Newsom’s order was not copying President Trump. “Unlike President Donald Trump,” the Sacramento Bee patiently explained, “Gov. Gavin Newsom's orders for state workers to return to their offices four days a week is not punitive.”

Readers were left to guess how the California work requirement was not punitive.

What’s next? Will Newsom ask his state workers for a four-point bullet list of work accomplishments? Will he start tweeting in all caps?


A DOGE dividend!

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