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dweller

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6. F'n snowflake

Reply to allegorical oracle (Original post)

Mon Dec 15, 2025, 09:00 PM

Dec 15

Is not national security , it’s his own personal security he’s concerned for , he’s protecting his ‘image’ again.
He can’t be seen as weak , a loser in court and without a ballroom to display his pomp and preen on the dance floor and before his court of sycophants …
Bow down now before his malignant majesty .
Or else.

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Associated Press: Trump's court filing today says ballroom is a matter of national security [View all] allegorical oracle Dec 15 OP

ROFL malaise Dec 15 #1

Yeppers. The walking, talking national security risk needs a ballroom to secure our allegorical oracle Dec 15 #4

Maybe he is referring to modifications to the bunker??? vapor2 Dec 15 #2

Thought of that, too. But a bunker could be REconstructed without a ballroom. He allegorical oracle Dec 15 #5

Why, yes. That ballroom has to be built so there can be a security entrance on the WH's east side. You sinkingfeeling Dec 15 #3

F'n snowflake dweller Dec 15 #6

"because the plans are not final" Norrrm Dec 15 #7

"If you don't let me build this, I'll give away more state secrets." Buns_of_Fire Dec 15 #8

I guess it's more convenient storing "stollen" classified documents there fujiyamasan Dec 15 #9

Yep, Trump's gotta keep his balls secure. RedWhiteBlueIsRacist Dec 15 #10

I'm old enough to remember when President Nixon labeled everything "national security" in order to get a pass. artemisia1 Dec 15 #11

"National security?" More like his financial security. Liberal In Texas Dec 15 #12