Fat demon with small hands expected to appear again in New Mexico

[real Cannabis calm]

New Mexico Preps for Trump After Past Rallies Sparked Unrest
By Associated Press, Wire Service Content Sept. 12, 2019, at 1:37 p.m.

New Mexico law enforcement agencies are preparing for President Donald Trump's rally next week, three years after visits in Albuquerque sparked violence.

Authorities said they will be prepared for the Trump rally Monday in the Albuquerque suburb of Rio Rancho as protesters vowed to step up acts of civil disobedience and demonstrations.

Demonstrators who participated in previous Trump protests say they have discussed blocking traffic and lying down on highways...

Activist Javier Benavidez said many are angry that Trump is holding his rally in a state with the highest percentage of Hispanic residents on Sept. 16 — Mexican Independence Day. https://madison.com/news/nation/government-and-politics/new-mexico-preps-for-trump-after-past-rallies-sparked-unrest/article_33c89084-058a-5631-b124-d32ccdd088bc.html

HERE IS THE REASON THAT PROTESTERS SHOULD NOT LAY DOWN ON THE HIGHWAY!

The Highway to Hell
Brent Swancer

The beginning of Route 666’s rise to infamy as one of the strangest and most haunted highways in America can perhaps be traced back to its unfortunate numbering. The American Association of State Highway Officials assigned the number in 1926, and since the highway was the 6th branch of the now defunct Route 66 [which runs through New Mexico], the assignment turned out as 666.

This all may not seem particularly supernatural for some. After all, accidents happen on highways, and driving along a bleak, deserted stretch of road at night can certainly give people the jitters, but the weirdness of Route 666 does not end there. In addition to the strange feelings of anxiety and dread, as well as all of the accidents and breakdowns, there is a plethora of strange stories originating from on or around the highway. Perhaps some of the most intriguing are the various tales of alleged spectres and spooks that inhabit Route 666. One of the most infamous and legendary of these apparitions is that of a menacing black sedan, also sometimes referred to as “Satan’s Sedan,” https://mysteriousuniverse.org/2015/01/the-highway-to-hell/


The new presidential limousine by Cadillac on Sept. 23, 2018 in New York. A Secret Service agent cleans the limousine before the arrival of Marine One carrying President Donald Trump at the Downtown Manhattan Heliport in New York. (Photo: Evan Vucci, AP)

Cadillac just built Donald Trump a beast of a limo worth millions
Jamie L. LaReau, Detroit Free PressPublished 12:10 p.m. ET Sept. 25, 2018

The Secret Service will give up a little info, but the company won't talk about it.

"We cannot comment on this," Cadillac spokesman Andrew Lipman wrote in an email.

So what's the big secret? It's President Donald Trump's new limousine that Cadillac built, called "The Beast."

[comradebillyboy]

1. Yes Laura Trump called me up on Wedensday to invite me to

his rally in Rio Rancho.

[real Cannabis calm]

2. Was she as horny as her father?

[real Cannabis calm]

4. Who says that THE ONION can do comedy better?

Are there any other funny comments on an event that will not be humorous?

[Jeffersons Ghost]

5. No Teflon Don's visit won't be funny...

Although I've never been on Route 666, this ghost has attended a classic car show on Route 66, renamed Central Avenue in Albuquerque.

The section of Central, blocked off during the car show, includes this Phillips 66 filling station, which was converted into a 50's motif diner.


Here's a classic Chevrolet Corvette from a TV program, named Route 66:

[Wounded Bear]

3. Chupa-Trump-bra!

[Blue Owl]

6. El Diblobbo

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