Trump wall designs are public

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Yup Trump says what he means, the wall will be built...


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Trump's Border Wall Designs Are Public
APRIL 7TH, 2017

By: Mike Rothschild


In March, the United States government solicited public bids for two different border walls with Mexico: a "Solid Concrete Border Wall" and "a Other Border Wall [sic]", the latter of which would seek to incorporate "a see-through component/capability ... that facilitates situational awareness."

Each required the submissions to be "physically imposing in height," invulnerable to both climbing and digging, "aesthetically pleasing" (on the U.S. facing side), and "cost effective" to build and maintain. Much of these parameters echo Donald Trump's campaign rhetoric, which included calls for a "big, beautiful wall" that ranged anywhere from 30 to 80 feet high.


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Yup Trump says what he means, the wall will be built...





Trump's Border Wall Designs Are Public
APRIL 7TH, 2017

By: Mike Rothschild


In March, the United States government solicited public bids for two different border walls with Mexico: a "Solid Concrete Border Wall" and "a Other Border Wall [sic]", the latter of which would seek to incorporate "a see-through component/capability ... that facilitates situational awareness."

Each required the submissions to be "physically imposing in height," invulnerable to both climbing and digging, "aesthetically pleasing" (on the U.S. facing side), and "cost effective" to build and maintain. Much of these parameters echo Donald Trump's campaign rhetoric, which included calls for a "big, beautiful wall" that ranged anywhere from 30 to 80 feet high.


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Hundreds of companies from all over the world are submitting designs, even som Mexican companies.
 
Try tunneling under Trumps wall? Fire a round from a tank? Well yea, they have a defense against that also...



DarkPulse Technologies, which touts itsborder security measures with the slogan: "They Don't Stand a Chance," submitted a design laced with fiber optic cable inside and underneath the wall. DarkPulse CEO Dennis O'Leary claimed that such precautions are needed, as there tunnels as deep as "80 feet" under the border. It's also built to withstand a direct hit from a shell fired by a tank, should such a situation ever arise.


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Try tunneling under Trumps wall? Fire a round from a tank? Well yea, they have a defense against that also...



DarkPulse Technologies, which touts itsborder security measures with the slogan: "They Don't Stand a Chance," submitted a design laced with fiber optic cable inside and underneath the wall. DarkPulse CEO Dennis O'Leary claimed that such precautions are needed, as there tunnels as deep as "80 feet" under the border. It's also built to withstand a direct hit from a shell fired by a tank, should such a situation ever arise.


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Cool beans.
 
Yup Trump says what he means, the wall will be built...





Trump's Border Wall Designs Are Public
APRIL 7TH, 2017

By: Mike Rothschild


In March, the United States government solicited public bids for two different border walls with Mexico: a "Solid Concrete Border Wall" and "a Other Border Wall [sic]", the latter of which would seek to incorporate "a see-through component/capability ... that facilitates situational awareness."

Each required the submissions to be "physically imposing in height," invulnerable to both climbing and digging, "aesthetically pleasing" (on the U.S. facing side), and "cost effective" to build and maintain. Much of these parameters echo Donald Trump's campaign rhetoric, which included calls for a "big, beautiful wall" that ranged anywhere from 30 to 80 feet high.


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Hundreds of companies from all over the world are submitting designs, even som Mexican companies.


According to the story 730 designs were submitted..





Clayton Industries, a Pittsburgh firm that "develops and matures existing technologies for the aerospace, defense, energy, material science, robotics, and waste industries" combined all of its strengths in one design. In a rendering seemingly made in MS Paint, they propose a wall that starts with a chain-link fence, backed up by a no man's land of "RF tomography sensor banks," and a 100-foot deep tunnel filled with drums of nuclear waste.

nuclear%20waste%20wall.png
CLAYTON INDUSTRIES/WALL STREET JOURNAL - WSJ.COM

Crisis Resolution Security Servicessought to build "not just a physical barrier to immigration but also a symbol of the American determination to defend our culture, our language, our heritage, from any outsiders," by submitting a design influenced by the Great Wall of China which adds a graded berm to prevent climbing.

great%20wall.jpg
CRSS/ WALL STREET JOURNAL -WSJ.COM


As CNN reported, Gleason Industries owner Thomas Gleason said that he informed his design by speaking to "young people, some of Spanish decent," who told him that "if the wall is going to be built, they want it to be green." Accordingly, his design incorporates solar panels, and the company's statement said the design wouldn't injure attempted climbers ("except for the fall,") while withstanding all breach attempts.

solar%20wall.jpg

 
Yup Trump says what he means, the wall will be built...





Trump's Border Wall Designs Are Public
APRIL 7TH, 2017

By: Mike Rothschild


In March, the United States government solicited public bids for two different border walls with Mexico: a "Solid Concrete Border Wall" and "a Other Border Wall [sic]", the latter of which would seek to incorporate "a see-through component/capability ... that facilitates situational awareness."

Each required the submissions to be "physically imposing in height," invulnerable to both climbing and digging, "aesthetically pleasing" (on the U.S. facing side), and "cost effective" to build and maintain. Much of these parameters echo Donald Trump's campaign rhetoric, which included calls for a "big, beautiful wall" that ranged anywhere from 30 to 80 feet high.


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Hundreds of companies from all over the world are submitting designs, even som Mexican companies.


According to the story 730 designs were submitted..





Clayton Industries, a Pittsburgh firm that "develops and matures existing technologies for the aerospace, defense, energy, material science, robotics, and waste industries" combined all of its strengths in one design. In a rendering seemingly made in MS Paint, they propose a wall that starts with a chain-link fence, backed up by a no man's land of "RF tomography sensor banks," and a 100-foot deep tunnel filled with drums of nuclear waste.

nuclear%20waste%20wall.png
CLAYTON INDUSTRIES/WALL STREET JOURNAL - WSJ.COM

Crisis Resolution Security Servicessought to build "not just a physical barrier to immigration but also a symbol of the American determination to defend our culture, our language, our heritage, from any outsiders," by submitting a design influenced by the Great Wall of China which adds a graded berm to prevent climbing.

great%20wall.jpg
CRSS/ WALL STREET JOURNAL -WSJ.COM


As CNN reported, Gleason Industries owner Thomas Gleason said that he informed his design by speaking to "young people, some of Spanish decent," who told him that "if the wall is going to be built, they want it to be green." Accordingly, his design incorporates solar panels, and the company's statement said the design wouldn't injure attempted climbers ("except for the fall,") while withstanding all breach attempts.

solar%20wall.jpg

And a 100-foot deep tunnel filled withdrums of nuclear waste.


WTF? LMFAO....


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And railguns....firing DU rounds.


They should incorporate some way this new bike lock idea..



This Lock Puts Up A Real Stink If Someone Tries To Steal Your Bike

This Lock Puts Up A Real Stink If Someone Tries To Steal Your Bike

The SkunkLock bike lock releases a nasty smell if you try to break, cut or saw it off.

By Briana Koeneman | October 21, 2016
It would really stink to get caught stealing a bike with this lock. No, really.

Introducing the SkunkLock — a bicycle lock that releases a nasty smell if you try to break, cut or saw it off.

The idea behind the lock is pretty simple.

"Let's pressurize a unique chemical compound into the lock that bursts if the lock is compromised," said Daniel Idzkowski, one of the SkunkLock's creators.
 
And railguns....firing DU rounds.


They should incorporate some way this new bike lock idea..



This Lock Puts Up A Real Stink If Someone Tries To Steal Your Bike

This Lock Puts Up A Real Stink If Someone Tries To Steal Your Bike

The SkunkLock bike lock releases a nasty smell if you try to break, cut or saw it off.

By Briana Koeneman | October 21, 2016
It would really stink to get caught stealing a bike with this lock. No, really.

Introducing the SkunkLock — a bicycle lock that releases a nasty smell if you try to break, cut or saw it off.

The idea behind the lock is pretty simple.

"Let's pressurize a unique chemical compound into the lock that bursts if the lock is compromised," said Daniel Idzkowski, one of the SkunkLock's creators.

That's what I want. After that smell runs the would be thief away, it soaks into the seat, and everybody gets to smell your stinking ass every time you ride your bike for the next few days. Great idea!!!
 
And railguns....firing DU rounds.


They should incorporate some way this new bike lock idea..



This Lock Puts Up A Real Stink If Someone Tries To Steal Your Bike

This Lock Puts Up A Real Stink If Someone Tries To Steal Your Bike

The SkunkLock bike lock releases a nasty smell if you try to break, cut or saw it off.

By Briana Koeneman | October 21, 2016
It would really stink to get caught stealing a bike with this lock. No, really.

Introducing the SkunkLock — a bicycle lock that releases a nasty smell if you try to break, cut or saw it off.

The idea behind the lock is pretty simple.

"Let's pressurize a unique chemical compound into the lock that bursts if the lock is compromised," said Daniel Idzkowski, one of the SkunkLock's creators.

That's what I want. After that smell runs the would be thief away, it soaks into the seat, and everybody gets to smell your stinking ass every time you ride your bike for the next few days. Great idea!!!


So you like the alternative? A thousand dollar bike is stolen from you?
 
Try tunneling under Trumps wall? Fire a round from a tank? Well yea, they have a defense against that also...



DarkPulse Technologies, which touts itsborder security measures with the slogan: "They Don't Stand a Chance," submitted a design laced with fiber optic cable inside and underneath the wall. DarkPulse CEO Dennis O'Leary claimed that such precautions are needed, as there tunnels as deep as "80 feet" under the border. It's also built to withstand a direct hit from a shell fired by a tank, should such a situation ever arise.


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Cool beans.
Mexican "jumping" beans.
 
All of this because middle aged white male conservatives are the biggest fucking pussies on the planet.

It's not being a pussy, it's about following the law and constitution, which you hate ...


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