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Conocimiento de Snowy Survival

Esta es la página de Snowy Survival **Lore**. Si buscas el modo de juego Snowy Survival, haz clic aquí. Para saber en general, vaya a Lore.

## Historia general (no cronológica)

* Gims, criaturas humanoides, se crean en la isla de Fishtopia. Rodeados de agua, encuentran una máquina, una que te permite recibir lo que necesitas para sobrevivir. Comienzan a desarrollar juegos para pasar el tiempo.
* Los Gims crean dos facciones, Echo y Vortex. Las facciones están en desacuerdo, envían espías constantemente y atacan al otro equipo en un intento de robar "Energía", una sustancia que Gims necesita para moverse, realizar acciones y sobrevivir.
* Dos entidades, Vesper y "The Crafter" se comunican en viajes de dimensiones alternativas. "The Crafter" está obsesionado con descubrir el secreto de la comunicación interdimensional.
* En Farmchain, un tercero liderado por Rocky West. está realizando experimentos que predicen una tormenta de nieve. Eventualmente, las predicciones se hacen realidad y The World Of Gims está cubierto de nieve.
* Después, The Crafter trabaja más duro. Pero finalmente va demasiado lejos. Los experimentos fusionan todos los reinos juntos. Causando Partes de Echo, Vortex, FIshtopia y Farmchain se combinan. El Crafter deja una nota para que Vesper la encuentre, sin embargo, Vesper no puede devolverle un mensaje.

* Hay una bóveda en la esquina superior izquierda del mapa que se puede abrir con 10 llaves doradas, dándote la nota de The Crafter.
	+ Se necesitan 10 Gimfish para obtener 10 llaves doradas.
* En un archivador en el área de Vortex, puede obtener una nota.
	+ Lo mismo en el área de Echo
* Después de interactuar con la bóveda, puede interactuar con un panel de control en el área Vortex, que emite código Morse que se traduce como: error.MENSAJE NO VÁLIDO.
	+ También puede interactuar con una computadora portátil en el área de Echo después de desbloquear la bóveda, requiere una contraseña para abrir, con 10 oportunidades antes de que se bloquee.

* En Cash Tycoon, hay una bóveda de Echo con un maletín etiquetado con un número de archivo. Se ha demostrado que no es la contraseña correcta, pero puede tener un propósito.

## Notas

No oficial: el cifrado encontrado en Vortex aún no se puede decodificar. Porque Josh dijo que aún no podíamos resolverlo.

¿Cuál podría ser el código de acceso de Echo?
March 25 Hale-Usher meeting

The **March 25 Hale-Usher meeting** took place on March 25, 2019, at the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Claire Hale and U.S. Vice President Mark Usher. During the meeting, Usher informed Hale that she had lost support from Congress, the Cabinet, and members of the Democratic Party, and urged her to resign from office.
March 19 White House press conference

The **March 19 White House press conference** was held on March 19, 2016, from the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room at the White House in Washington, D.C. First Lady Claire Underwood addressed the American people to inform them that as a result of U.S. President Frank Underwood's attempted assassination, he was in need of a liver transplant. She also addressed notes found in assassin Lucas Goodwin's home that accused Underwood of killing Zoe Barnes and U.S. Representative Peter Russo.

The counterterrorism director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Nathan Green, spoke after the First Lady and informed the public that U.S. Attorney General Martha Wilson had a phone conversation with Democratic presidential candidate Heather Dunbar hours before the assassination attempt. He stated that during an interview with Wilson, she confirmed that Dunbar informed her of a personal meeting with Goodwin weeks earlier. Green added that while there was no reason to believe Dunbar was involved with the shooting, she would be interrogated.
2016 presidential campaign announcement of Jackie Sharp

On July 18, 2015, U.S. Representative Jackie Sharp announced her candidacy for the Democratic nomination for president of the United States in the 2016 presidential election. Sharp's candidacy was planned by U.S. President Frank Underwood and his administration to draw attention away from him while he planned his own candidacy, despite previously announcing he would not run. Sharp agreed to dropout of the race and endorse Underwood in exchange for being his running mate, assuming he would win the Democratic nomination, prior to the first primaries.
February 19 Wells-Beck meeting

The **February 19 Wells-Beck meeting** took place on February 19, 2021, in Washington, D.C., between FBI special agent Hannah Wells and CIA operative Tim Beck. Wells unexpectedly confronted Beck after no records were found in the Federal Bureau of Investigation's terrorist database for Catalan, the man Majid Nassar claimed had paid him to take credit for the Capitol bombing during his meeting with Wells hours before his death.

During the meeting, Beck informed Wells that Catalan was an American mercenary and traitor, before walking out of the confrontation.
March 2021 Rhodes-Dwyer meeting

The **March 2021 Rhodes-Dwyer meeting** took place on March 24, 2021, in the Cabinet Room of the White House in Washington, D.C., between Emily Rhodes and former U.S. secretary of state Garry Dwyer. The meeting was held as an acceptance for Dwyer to return to his position in U.S. President Tom Kirkman's administration, but Dwyer decided at last minute to remove his name from consideration. During the meeting, Dwyer informed Rhodes that former U.S. President Cornelius Moss agreed to make recommendations for all Cabinet positions.
January 2017 Underwood-Blythe meeting

The **January 2017 Underwood-Blythe meeting** took place on January 16, 2017, outside the Senate chamber of the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C., between First Lady Claire Underwood and outgoing U.S. Vice President Donald Blythe. The meeting took place ahead of a procedural vote in the Senate on electing the vice president of the United States in the 2017 contingent election, due to the inconclusive result of the 2016 presidential election two months earlier.

During the meeting, Underwood asked Blythe, in his capacity as president of the Senate, to move an anti-filibuster measure to the floor for a vote. The resolution would prohibit the use of a parliamentary filibuster on the election of the vice president. Blythe rejected Underwood's proposal on the basis that all opinions should be heard before informing her that the Senate was likely to vote for Republican vice presidential nominee Ted Brockhart, and that his allies in the House of Representatives signaled they would elect Republican presidential nominee Will Conway. Blythe also informed her of his intention to stall the formal vote until the House elected a president, so there would not be the possibility of a split ticket. Underwood accused him of dividing the Democratic Party, to which he responded that the situation was "country over party."
February 2021 MacLeish-Atwood meeting

The **February 2021 MacLeish-Atwood meeting** took place on February 19, 2021, in Washington, D.C., between U.S. Representative Peter MacLeish and acting FBI director Jason Atwood. The unannounced, unplanned meeting came days after the Federal Bureau of Investigation was asked to begin vetting MacLeish prior to an anticipated nomination as vice president.

During the meeting, MacLeish willingly handed over seven years of state and federal tax returns, military service records, discharge papers, medical exams, and other files. The turnover was unusual, and led Atwood and special agent Hannah Wells to further their suspicions of him with regards to their already-collected evidence on his involvement with the Capitol bombing.
Killing of Jason Atwood

On June 15, 2021, Jason Atwood, the former deputy director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, was shot and killed by Nestor Lozano while spying on a meeting between Patrick Lloyd and homeland security advisor Jay Whitaker. Before he was shot, Atwood digitally forwarded the conversation between the two to FBI director John Foerstel.
Killing of Charlotte Thorn

On June 22, 2022, British member of Parliament Charlotte Thorn was shot and killed while jogging in Washington, D.C. Thorn was attending the G20 summit in the United States at the time of her death.

Darius Cray, a British arms trafficker who had a feud with Thorn, was identified as the lead suspect and arrested, but this suspicion was dropped in favor of considering his wife Catherine Cray. While being investigated, Thorn's aide Peyton Lane was kidnapped and instructed by her captors to demand the American federal government extradite Cray to Malaysia or she would be executed, further convincing investigators that Catherine Cray was responsible for the murder and kidnapping to use as a bargaining chip for the release of her husband. Lane was eventually recovered and informed investigators that secretary of state and former U.S. President Cornelius Moss visited Thorn's hotel a day before she was murdered where they engaged in an argument. Thorn was engaged in an extramarital affair with Moss before her divorce from her husband was finalized, and U.S. President Tom Kirkman temporarily suspended him after he refused to fully cooperate with the murder investigation. Further investigation found that Lane confessed her attraction to Thorn and attempted to convince her into a relationship by alleging that Moss did not care about her, but she refused. Lane admitted that she killed Thorn for using and betraying her.
May 8 presidential town hall

The **May 8 presidential town hall**, officially the **To Build A Better America Town Hall**, was a presidential town hall event held by U.S. President Tom Kirkman at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia, on May 8, 2021. Held as part of his launch for his first 100 days agenda, Kirkman addressed several topics including the economy, job creation, terrorism, and gun control. The event was widely seen as a success and resulted in an increased boost to Kirkman's national approval rating.
Inauguration of Claire Hale

The **inauguration of Claire Hale** as the 47th president of the United States took place on March 15, 2017, marking the start of the term of Claire Hale as president. Hale briefly served as vice president in the second term of her husband, Frank Underwood, and succeeded him upon his resignation. The inauguration was the third presidential inauguration to take place in 2017, preceded by Hale's own inauguration as acting president and her husband's second public inauguration. Upon the completion of her oath, Hale became the first female president of the United States in American history.
Michael Kern

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**Michael Kern** is an American politician who served as the 77th United States secretary of the treasury from 2015 to 2021. A member of the Democratic Party, he previously served as a United States senator from Colorado from 2003 to 2015. Kern was the nominee for secretary of state in the Walker administration, but his nomination was withdrawn over a scandal related to Middle East policy.
Kirkman Cabinet inquiry

The **Kirkman Cabinet inquiry** took place on May 18, 2023, in Washington, D.C., when the Cabinet of the United States hired lawyer Ethan West to conduct an investigative inquiry into U.S. President Tom Kirkman to determine whether or not they should formalize their invocation of the Twenty-fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution to remove him from office over the Kirkman therapy tape leaks.

At the conclusion of the inquiry, the Cabinet voted to revoke its earlier invocation of the Twenty-fifth Amendment in favor of retaining Kirkman as president.
Concession of Frank Underwood

On November 8, 2016, during the ongoing 2016 United States presidential election, U.S. President Frank Underwood called New York governor Will Conway from the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., to concede the race to him after he was projected to have won Pennsylvania and was leading in all polls in Ohio.
March 23 Usher-Cabinet meeting

The **March 23 Usher-Cabinet meeting** took place on March 23, 2019, at a dinner event in Washington, D.C., between U.S. Vice President Mark Usher and members of the Cabinet of the United States. The meeting was held to discuss proposals for removing U.S. President Claire Hale from office via the Twenty-fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
2021 Kalame offensive

The **2021 Kalame offensive** was a rebel military offensive against Naruba, a country in western Africa, led by guerrilla warlord Atsu Kalame.

Leading a militia of over 10,000, Kalame led his rebel forces in rapidly taking territory while utilizing child soldiers, mass amputations, and human trafficking against civilian populations as part of a terror campaign. Only hours after the start of the offensive, the rebel forces gained enough territory to put them two days outside the capital Soji. Despite numerous attempts by the United States, the United Nations stalled in passing a Security Council Resolution on the offensive. When an emergency resolution was introduced in the Security Council to deploy peacekeepers to the region, Russia vetoed it.

On March 26, shortly after the resolution failed, U.S. President Tom Kirkman mobilized unmanned military forces in the region. The kidnapping of American humanitarian workers prevented an airstrike, forcing Kirkman to negotiate for their extraction. A subsequent airstrike on critical infrastructures delayed Kalame's forces from entering the capital, during which the Naruban military began a counteroffensive and former U.S. President Cornelius Moss successfully convinced the Russians to back a peacekeeping mission to the region.
April 30 address

The **April 30 address** was delivered by Tom Kirkman, the 49th president of the United States, from the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C. on April 30, 2023. Kirkman addressed the nation on the D.C. Metro station bombing and announced the death of John Foerstel, the director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
2024 United States presidential election

The **2024 United States presidential election** was the 60th quadrennial presidential election, held on Tuesday, November 5, 2024. The Independent ticket of incumbent president Tom Kirkman and his running mate Aaron Shore defeated the Republican ticket of former president Cornelius Moss and U.S. senator Jack Bowman, and the Democratic ticket of U.S. senator Jim Matthews and former House speaker Bob Birch in a landslide with 503 electoral votes and 55.2% of the popular vote. It was the first election since 1792 in which an unaffiliated candidate was elected president; since 1848 in which the winner was of neither the Democratic or Republican parties; and since 1984 in which the winner received over 500 electoral votes. The election saw the most lopsided popular vote margin in American history; Kirkman received over 89.9 million votes, the most votes ever cast for a presidential candidate.
2021 Toronto summit

The **2021 Toronto summit** was the annual meeting of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) in Toronto, Canada. Held from June 16 to 17, it was hosted for each members' head of state and government, and other key leaders. It was the first major foreign trip made by U.S. President Tom Kirkman. The summit was overshadowed by the publication of an article claiming that Al-Sakar was not actually responsible for the Capitol bombing, which became a major scandal.

The United States introduced a proposal to reduce the alliance's nuclear arsenal after U.S. secretary of state Cornelius Moss successfully convinced Russian president Viktor Petrov to proportionally reduce his. Kirkman's proposal failed after other member states declined to consider it over the Capitol bombing story.
Chemical Supreme

Chemical Supreme es un elemento que se puede cultivar en Snowy Survival. Se desbloquea después de abrir la computadora Echo. Chemical Supreme se usa para activar la consola de código Morse. Después de cargar la consola de código Morse, The Crafter puede hablar contigo, primero te llama "Vesper", pero luego dice que no eres "Vesper" y te dice que nunca vuelvas a contactarlo.

Para cultivar Chemical Supreme necesitas tener:

30 llaves de oro

10 pescados azules

5 pescados verdes

500 botellas de plástico
Israeli invasion of the Jordan Valley

The **Israeli invasion of the Jordan Valley** occurred on October 19, 2015, when the State of Israel invaded the Jordan Valley between the borders of the West Bank and Jordan. The invasion occurred hours after the failed United States operation, in which U.S. President Frank Underwood attempted to deploy investigators to survey the area of the 2015 Jordan Valley incident, where 8 Russian soldiers on patrol with the United Nations peacekeeping mission to the region were killed.

Russia refused the United Nations' access to the attack site, causing the United States and its allies to believe it was a false-flag operation by the Russians. Israel originally proposed to deploy an investigative team to the region while concurrently blaming Palestine, which the U.S. strongly objected to over fears it would provoke the Arab nations into armed conflict. Underwood authorized an operation to deploy U.S. investigators to the scene, but it failed after an undercover Russian agent opened fire on the American team, killing one and injuring three others. The U.S. never consulted with Israel on the operation, causing them to unilaterally authorize an invasion of the Jordan Valley the following day.
Resignation of Claire Underwood as United Nations ambassador

On November 16, 2015, First Lady Claire Underwood announced her resignation as United States ambassador to the United Nations, effective immediately. She stated that the resignation was planned for November in order for her to focus more closely on her husband, U.S. President Frank Underwood's, reelection campaign.

In actuality, the resignation was not planned. Russian president Viktor Petrov required it to enact the withdrawal from the Jordan Valley agreed to in his meeting with Underwood.
Jordan Valley peacekeeping ceremony

The **Jordan Valley peacekeeping ceremony** was a United States Armed Forces military ceremony held in coordination with the United Nations peacekeeping forces on September 12, 2015, at Joint Base Andrews. The ceremony marked the activation of U.S. forces for the U.N. peacekeeping mission in the Jordan Valley.
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2023 D.C. Metro station bombing

The **2023 D.C. Metro station bombing** occurred on April 30, 2023, when a dirty bomb detonated at the Brandt Metro Station in Washington, D.C.. The attack occurred after the Federal Bureau of Investigation believed they had diffused the dirty bomb threat uncovered by the Central Intelligence Agency hours before, but new intelligence moments before the bombing suggested that it was a decoy. While there were no civilian casualties, six federal agents, including John Foerstel, the director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, were killed.
February 2021 Kirkman-Petrov meeting

The **February 2021 Kirkman-Petrov meeting** took place on February 19, 2021, in the Cabinet Room of the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Tom Kirkman and Russian ambassador Vladimir Petrov. It was the two's first meeting with each other, which was held to discuss release terms of Brad Weston following his arrest hours earlier.

During the meeting, Petrov demanded American nuclear weapons be removed from Turkey to prevent Weston from facing Russian courts, which Kirkman immediately rejected. The meeting later ended without an agreement.
Attempted assassination of Tom Kirkman

Template:AttackThe **attempted assassination of Tom Kirkman** occurred on March 8, 2021, at the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C., during the vice presidential inauguration of Peter MacLeish when U.S. President Tom Kirkman was shot in the upper chest by Nestor Lozano, also known as Catalan. The originally-suspected mastermind of the Capitol bombing, Majid Nassar, admitted that Lozano had paid him to falsely take credit for the attack. He was also a longtime affiliate of MacLeish.

The single bullet fired by Lozano struck Kirkman in the upper chest just under his left shoulder and passed completely through his body and out his back, narrowly missing his heart and lungs. Kirkman was conscious immediately after the shooting and maintained his alertness throughout the entirety of the time afterwards while he was evacuated from the Capitol and rushed to George Washington University Hospital.
March 2021 United States airstrike in Naruba

The **March 2021 United States airstrike in Naruba** took place on March 27, 2021, when several unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) drones of the United States Air Force conducted a military strike on key infrastructures around Soji, the capital of Naruba. The strike came minutes after fifteen American humanitarian workers were successfully extracted following their kidnapping hours earlier. U.S. President Tom Kirkman planned and commanded the strike.

As part of his agreement for the extraction, Kirkman agreed not to use military force directly against rebel forces in the Kalame offensive, but he made no mention of infrastructure. Kirkman ordered several bridges and chokepoints around the capital city to be hit, successfully stalling Kalame's forces from entering by four days. During that time, the Naruban military mobilized enough of their own forces to initiate a counteroffensive while former U.S. President Cornelius Moss successfully convinced Russia to support United Nations peacekeeping forces deploying to the region.
March 25 Shore-Langdon meeting

The **March 25 Shore-Langdon meeting** took place on March 25, 2021, between White House Chief of Staff Aaron Shore and former White House Chief of Staff Charles Langdon, who served under former U.S. President Mark Usher. Langdon was considered to be killed in the Capitol bombing, but was spotted during a pursuit led by Hannah Wells weeks earlier and was being tracked by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Bob Birch

**Robert Birch** (born November 1, 1951) is an American politician who served as the 52nd speaker of the United States House of Representatives from 2007 to 2015. A member of the Democratic Party, he served as the House Minority Leader from 2015 to 2021 and previously from 2003 to 2007, and as the House Minority Whip from 2001 to 2003. Birch led House Democrats for 18 years while representing Michigan's 9th congressional district as a U.S. Representative from 1987 to 2021.
March 26 Kirkman-Moss meeting

The **March 26 Kirkman-Moss meeting** took place on March 26, 2021, at the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Tom Kirkman and former U.S. President Cornelius Moss. It was the first in-person meeting between the two leaders.

The meeting took place throughout the day at the White House, beginning with an initial greeting in the Oval Office. Moss gave Kirkman a shortlist of suggested nominees for every Cabinet position. He returned that evening for dinner with Kirkman and First Lady Alexandra Kirkman.
Resignation of Remy Danton

On December 11, 2015, Remy Danton resigned as White House Chief of Staff in the administration of U.S. President Frank Underwood. His resignation came hours after U.S. Representative Jackie Sharp, his ex-girlfriend, terminated her presidential campaign due to the way Underwood and his staff had been treating her.
Dunbar special counsel investigation

The **Dunbar special counsel investigation** was a federal investigation conducted by the United States Department of Justice and overseen by special prosecutor Heather Dunbar into the Tusk money laundering scheme. Appointed by attorney general Christopher Collins, Dunbar conducted the investigation from September 2014 to April 2015, when she submitted her final report to the United States Congress.
2016-17 United States election protests

Protests began across the United States following the inconclusive 2016 United States presidential election between incumbent Democratic U.S. President Frank Underwood and Republican challenger New York governor Will Conway. Underwood and his allies' efforts to undermine the election caused six states to halt certification of their vote. All but two states, Ohio and Tennessee, eventually certified their results, leaving the Electoral College result at 255 Underwood to 254 Conway. Pursuant to the Twelfth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, the disputed election was put to the United States Congress for a vote in a contingent election on January 19, 2017.
William Donaldson

**William Donaldson** (died January 26, 2021) was an American politician who served as the 70th United States secretary of state. A member of the Republican Party, he previously served as the 53rd speaker of the United States House of Representatives from 2015 to 2016, House Minority Leader from 2007 to 2015, House Majority Leader from 2003 to 2007, and House Majority Whip from 2001 to 2003. Donaldson represented Georgia as a U.S. Representative from 1993 until his resignation in 2016.
March 2021 Kirkman-Thompson meeting

The **March 2021 Kirkman-Thompson meeting** took place on March 2, 2021, in the Cabinet Room of the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Tom Kirkman and Gabriel Thompson, the whistleblower from the National Security Agency hack. Thompson originally sought a meeting with Kirkman and used the hack to gain his attention.

During the meeting, Thompson informed Kirkman of File 12-80C, the Department of Defense's threat assessment file of a successful way in which a terrorist attack could destroy the United States Capitol, an essential blueprint to the Capitol bombing. He was taken into custody immediately after the meeting.
Jordan Valley operation

The **Jordan Valley operation** was a United States Navy operation commanded by U.S. President Frank Underwood that took place on October 18, 2015, in the Jordan Valley. The U.S. deployed an investigative team to the site of the 2015 Jordan Valley incident, in which 8 Russian soldiers were killed while on patrol with the United Nations peacekeeping mission in the region. The Russians refused United Nations investigators to access the site, sparking fears of a potential false-flag operation.

Israel proposed deploying its own team, which was widely rejected over fears that it would provoke the Arab nations into armed conflict. Underwood authorized the mission to take place on October 18. During the operation, an undercover Russian agent opened fire on the U.S. Navy SEAL team, killing one and injuring three others. The U.S. publicly declined that it conducted the operation after Russia leaked images of the firefight to Israel. Underwood subsequently wrote to the parents of the U.S. Navy officer and informed them that their son had been killed in an unrelated training accident.
Madeline McCarthy

**Madeline McCarthy** is an American politician who served as the 54th speaker of the United States House of Representatives from 2016 to 2019. A member of the Republican Party, she previously served as House Majority Leader from 2015 to 2016 and as House Minority Whip from 2007 to 2015. McCarthy represented New York as a U.S. Representative from 2003 to 2019 and was the first female speaker of the House of Representatives in history.
July 2017 Hale-Usher-Bowman meeting

The **July 2017 Hale-Usher-Bowman meeting** took place on July 4, 2017, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Claire Hale, U.S. Vice President Mark Usher, and Secret Service agent Rick Bowman. The meeting was held to advise Hale to cancel her July 4th events due to increased threats to her security, which she rejected.
May 11 Hookstraten-Shore meeting

The **May 11 Hookstraten-Shore meeting** took place on May 11, 2021, in the Rayburn House Office Building of the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C., between speaker of the House Kimble Hookstraten and former White House Chief of Staff Aaron Shore.

During the meeting, Shore asked Hookstraten to make an introduction for him to Tony Buchanan, the head of the major lobbying firm Buchanan and Associates, with the intentions of finding him a position. Hookstraten declined and instead offered him a position as her senior advisor.
Pardon of Doug Stamper

On October 29, 2018, one day before the four year anniversary of her husband's ascension to office, U.S. President Claire Hale pardoned former White House Chief of Staff Doug Stamper for "any involvement in any potential crimes that may have been committed during the presidency of Frank Underwood." The pardon resulted in significant criticism and resulted in a significant drop of Hale's approval rating.
Termination of Cornelius Moss

On March 7, 2023, U.S. President Tom Kirkman terminated former president Cornelius Moss as secretary of state after he unilaterally made a deal with Russian ambassador Dmitry Pavlov to secure Russia's cooperation in a joint International Space Station mission following the Alpheus Four disaster. According to the agreement, the United States would not investigate Russian interference in the Icarus Astrotech investigation on Kirkman's authority, despite never consulting with him for approval.

After confronting him over his actions, Moss responded to Kirkman by alleging that he had been reckless in his governance following the death of First Lady Alexandra Kirkman nearly three months earlier. Kirkman subsequently terminated and dismissed him.
July 2016 Underwood-Durant meeting

The **July 2016 Underwood-Durant meeting** took place in the late hours of July 27, 2016, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Frank Underwood and U.S. Secretary of State Catherine Durant. The meeting took place during their ongoing feud related to the open Democratic National Convention. They both returned to Washington during the convention as a result of the 2016 ICO offensive.

During the meeting, Underwood demanded Durant's loyalty and stated that Lucas Goodwin's claims that he murdered Zoe Barnes and U.S. Representative Peter Russo were true, before pointing a letter opener at her and laughing while claiming it was a joke, despite the fact that he did in fact murder them.
Assault of Hannah Wells

On March 2, 2021, FBI special agent Hannah Wells, who was investigating the Capitol bombing and Peter MacLeish's ties to it, was purposefully struck and strangled while traveling to the United States Capitol to appear before the House Judiciary Committee considering MacLeish's nomination as vice president. House speaker Kimble Hookstraten called for Wells to testify and reveal the evidence implicating MacLeish with the organizers of the attack. Wells subsequently went off-the-grid and never appeared at the hearing, leading the House of Representatives to confirm MacLeish thereafter. Her evidence in a file on the front seat of her car was also stolen.
Josh

Al igual que Clown, **Josh** es un cosmético exclusivo del día de los inocentes.

## Notas

* **Josh** se conoce como "josh" en los archivos.
* **Josh** fue creado originalmente por un miembro de Gimkit Discord.
* **Josh** es una referencia al creador de Gimkit.
* Durante este tiempo, el gim **Josh** se aplicaría a todos.
* Este es el primer gimnasio en tener boca.

## Galería

Un jugador con Josh equipado.Vista previa de Josh.hoja de sprites de josh
December 2015 Dunbar-Sharp meeting

The **December 2015 Dunbar-Sharp meeting** took place on December 8, 2015, in Iowa, between Heather Dunbar and Jackie Sharp. Both were contending for the Democratic nomination for president of the United States in the 2016 presidential election.

Sharp informed Dunbar that she would attack U.S. President Frank Underwood in the upcoming Democratic debate before dropping out of the race three days later and endorsing her, despite her opposite promise to Underwood in their meeting a day earlier. Underwood orchestrated Sharp's campaign prior to her intended withdrawal for being his running mate, assuming he would win the nomination. Sharp asked for a nomination as secretary of defense in exchange for the endorsement, which Dunbar rejected, causing her to opt back towards Underwood.
Killing of Desmond Lesgarth

On March 8, 2021, acting U.S. President Peter MacLeish ordered the Federal Bureau of Investigation to execute Desmond Lesgarth during a detainment operation. Lesgarth was disguising himself as Nestor Lozano, also known as Catalan, the suspect in the attempted assassination of U.S. President Tom Kirkman. MacLeish ordered Lesgarth to be executed rather than detained to avoid realization that he was not actually Lozano, as it was publicly unaware at the time that MacLeish and Lozano were affiliated and both partook in planning the Capitol bombing. The National Security Council strongly objected to the execution, but MacLeish overrode them, and Lesgarth was fatally shot by federal law enforcement.
October 6 address

The **October 6 address** was delivered by U.S. President Frank Underwood from the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., on October 6, 2016, following an eventful day in his presidency marked by improvements in the ongoing ICO hostage crisis and the publication of the Underwood's Crooked Path to the Oval Office article, which accused him of committing illegalities and manipulation to become president of the United States.

In his address, Underwood proclaimed the United States to be in a war with the Islamic Caliphate. He also declined to recommunicate with the captors of Jim Miller, the last remaining hostage, leading to widespread criticism that Underwood was turning a blind eye to his execution. Just over an hour after his speech, Miller was beheaded live on American social media.

## Text of the speech

> My fellow Americans, over the past two years, certainly within the last several days and hours, I have asked myself, "What does it mean to be president? What does true leadership look like?" It's a question many of you have asked yourselves as November approaches.
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> That storm is terror. More dangerous and unpredictable than any hurricane. It has endangered us abroad. It has endangered us at home. And right now, it has placed James Miller in the gravest of dangers. We attempted to communicate with his captors. We hoped for a peaceful solution. We're relieved that Carolina and Melissa Miller are safe and sound. But terror is blind to reason.
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> Given the opportunity to renounce terror, Yusuf Al Ahmadi chose to encourage it. So, unfortunately, we must now move beyond reason. We must respond with force. Because there is no scenario in which we will release him. He will remain in United States custody until his dying breath. If the captors call again, we will not answer. The time for conversation is over, no matter the consequences. Regardless of whether James Miller is released or not, rescued or not, killed or not... ICO will be destroyed. We are at war. It will be a war more total than anything we have waged thus far in the fight against extremism. Soldiers will die. Civilians may die. There will be pain. There will be suffering. We will be confronted with the most horrific aspects of humanity. We will confront the inhuman. Evil itself. But we will triumph. It is not a war we will lose.
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2016 Knoxville attack

The **2016 Knoxville attack** was an alleged terrorist incident that occurred on November 8, 2016, at a voting center during the 2016 United States presidential election. The attack was orchestrated by U.S. President Frank Underwood and his campaign manager LeAnn Harvey as part of their wider scheme to undermine the election. While a large mass of people were lined up to vote, an individual made a bomb threat, causing a riot that led to a stampede where 12 individuals were seriously injured.
February 2016 Underwood-Harvey meeting

The **February 2016 Underwood-Harvey meeting** took place on February 3, 2016, in Dallas, Texas, between First Lady Claire Underwood and Democratic consultant LeAnn Harvey. The meeting took place during Underwood's visit to her mother, Elizabeth Hale, after she and U.S. President Frank Underwood had an altercation and marital issues.

During the meeting, Underwood informed Harvey of her intention to run for the United States House of Representatives for Texas' 30th congressional district, to succeed Doris Jones. She lied and told Harvey that her husband was on board with the idea, despite not knowing of it.
2023 Camp David summit

The **2023 Camp David summit** took place from April 28 to 30, 2023, at Camp David in Maryland, between the United States, North Korea, and South Korea. U.S. President Tom Kirkman called for the summit over increasing tensions and threats of nuclear confrontation between the two countries.

After negotiations began to stall, Kirkman invited former U.S. President and secretary of state Cornelius Moss to participate, whom he had fired a month earlier. During the summit, a story was published with classified information detailing South Korea's agreement to front the North funds for mutual missile defense systems. The North Korean government blaming the South for the leak provoked them into mobilizing 200,000 reserve troops while 50,000 American troops remained on the Demilitarized Zone. U.S. intelligence found that the reporter who published the story met with Moss hours before the publication. During a meeting over the matter, Kirkman informed Moss that he was directing the White House Counsel to investigate his actions and would involve the Department of Justice if she found any were illegal.

At the summit's conclusion, the Central Intelligence Agency discovered credible evidence that there was a dirty bomb placed in the United States
2017 testimony of LeAnn Harvey

On March 13, 2017, LeAnn Harvey testified before the House Judiciary Committee pursuing impeachment proceedings against U.S. President Frank Underwood. Harvey was then serving as a senior advisor to the president and previously as the manager of his 2016 reelection campaign. In her testimony, she falsely claimed that Underwood was not aware of Aidan Macallan's efforts to undermine the 2016 United States presidential election.
Claire Underwood visitation of the North Carolina convenience store explosion

On October 26, 2016, First Lady Claire Underwood visited the site of a convenience store in North Carolina that had exploded two days earlier. She falsely claimed that it was connected to ongoing terrorist threats by the Islamic Caliphate in the United States in the aftermath of the hostage crisis, using the unrelated incident to bolster U.S. President Frank Underwood's exploitation of terror threats as part of his efforts to undermine the 2016 presidential election.

During the visit, a man shouted "war whore" at Underwood before throwing a container of black paint at her face.
Lawrence Garrett

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**Lawrence Garrett** (died January 26, 2021) was an American politician who served as the 56th speaker of the United States House of Representatives. A member of the Republican Party, he previously served as the House Majority Leader from 2016 to 2021 and represented North Carolina as a U.S. Representative from 2005 until his death in 2021.
Cornelius Moss

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**Cornelius Moss** (born June 6, 1946) is an American politician who served as the 44th president of the United States from 2009 to 2013. A member of the Republican Party, he also served as the 71st United States secretary of state from 2021 to 2023 and the 47th governor of Texas from 2000 to 2009.
March 9 Kirkman-Wells meeting

The **March 9 Kirkman-Wells meeting** took place on March 9, 2021, at the George Washington University Hospital in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Tom Kirkman and FBI special agent Hannah Wells, who was investigating the Capitol bombing and U.S. Vice President Peter MacLeish's ties to it. It was the first formal meeting between the two, and the first public appearance of Wells since her assault a week earlier.

During the meeting, Wells provided Kirkman with all the evidence that the Federal Bureau of Investigation had gathered over the previous six weeks connecting MacLeish to the bombing, including the evidence that he was in a bomb shelter and was affiliated with Nestor Lozano, Kirkman's assassin. Wells also informed Kirkman that Al-Sakar was not legitimately behind the Capitol bombing, based on Majid Nassar's statement to Wells during his questioning in February.
March 9 White House press conference

The **March 9 White House press conference** took place on March 9, 2021, in the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room of the White House in Washington, D.C. U.S. Vice President Peter MacLeish unilaterally held the press conference without informing U.S. President Tom Kirkman, who was recovering from an assassination attempt, or his team.
Funeral of Jim Miller

The **funeral of Jim Miller** took place on October 24, 2016, in Washington, D.C. Miller was executed following his kidnapping in the 2016 ICO hostage crisis. During the funeral service, Melissa Miller, his daughter and one of the three hostages in the crisis, said that U.S. President Frank Underwood killed her father because of his October 6 address during a eulogy. She subsequently walked across the church and confronted him, whispering "I hope you die and she [Claire Underwood] becomes president." The incident gained widespread media attention.
Peter MacLeish Vice President nomination

On February 24, 2021, one day after the 2021 United States House of Representatives special elections, U.S. President Tom Kirkman nominated U.S. Representative Peter MacLeish, the sole survivor of the Capitol bombing, as vice president to fill the vacancy left by Charles Ellis' death in the attack. His nomination was the first official business of the 118th United States Congress, which began consideration of it hours after it convened on March 1.

MacLeish testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee on March 1, and the Senate unanimously confirmed the nomination that day. He testified before the House Judiciary Committee on March 2 and faced greater opposition, led by House speaker Kimble Hookstraten. Regardless, his nomination was green-lighted that day and the House of Representatives confirmed him hours later in an early-morning vote on March 3.
Inauguration of Mark Usher

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The **inauguration of Mark Usher** as the 48th president of the United States was the 59th presidential inauguration, marking the start of the first and only term of Mark Usher as president and Charles Ellis as vice president. A public swearing in ceremony took place on Wednesday, January 20, 2021, on the West Front of the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C.
2021 Pentagon hack

The **2021 Pentagon hack** took place on June 21, 2021, when Nestor Lozano, a leader of the True Believers and U.S. President Tom Kirkman's assassin, hacked a highly classified United States Department of Defense server at the Pentagon that details aspects of the United States' defense superstructure, including troop movements, intelligence on the national nuclear arsenal, identities of covert assets, and more. Lozano was located and killed by Federal Bureau of Investigation agent Hannah Wells shortly after he departed the Pentagon during a shootout, but he uploaded the classified information to True Believers leader Patrick Lloyd moments earlier.
Deployment of United States forces to Syria

On March 18, 2017, shortly after her March 18 address, U.S. President Claire Underwood deployed United States Armed Forces to Syria to intervene in the country's ongoing civil war. The deployment was ordered following the 2017 Homs attack, in which the Syrian government used chemical weapons in an attack on Homs. Hours later, Russia falsely claimed that Syrian rebels orchestrated and perpetrated the attack on themselves, and Russian president Viktor Petrov used the incident to justify the use of military force in the region.
Arrest of Jason Atwood

On February 22, 2021, acting director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation Jason Atwood falsely confessed to killing terrorist Majid Nassar, the alleged mastermind of the Capitol bombing, during a meeting with U.S. President Tom Kirkman in the Oval Office. Atwood's confession was based on his earlier meeting with Brooke Mathison, the kidnapper of his son Luke, who agreed to release him if Atwood falsely confessed to the killing.

Atwood was arrested as Kirkman was evacuated from the Oval Office after he pushed a panic button under the Resolute Desk following the confession.
November 2016 Usher-Scanlon conversation

The **November 2016 Usher-Scanlon conversation** took place over the phone from Nashville on November 8, 2016, during the ongoing 2016 United States presidential election, between Tennessee governor Mitch Scanlon and Mark Usher, a Republican consultant. During the call, Usher advised Scanlon not to close the polls following the Knoxville attack, believing that it was part of an attempt to undermine the election.
Termination of the Heather Dunbar presidential campaign

On March 23, 2016, one day after her controversial meeting with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, former solicitor general Heather Dunbar announced her withdrawal from the race for the Democratic nomination for president of the United States in the 2016 presidential election.

During her meeting with special agent James Morgan investigating U.S. President Frank Underwood's attempted assassination, Dunbar admitted that she had met with Lucas Goodwin, the assassin, weeks before the shooting. She also used the interview to accuse Underwood of being "morally corrupt" for using the Department of Justice to "target his political opponent," despite Underwood being unconscious when the investigation was opened and being under surgery for a liver transplant at the time of Dunbar's comments.

Dunbar faced widespread bipartisan criticism and calls to drop out of the race. She fell behind in all seven of the upcoming primary contests by significant margins. A day after her meeting, Dunbar announced her withdrawal from the race, making Underwood the presumptive Democratic nominee.
2015 Jordan Valley incident

The **2015 Jordan Valley incident** occurred on October 17, 2015, when eight Russian soldiers on patrol with the United Nations peacekeeping mission to the Jordan Valley were killed by an IED near the Jordan River.

Despite their early opposition, the Russian government committed troops to the Jordan Valley peacekeeping mission after United Nations Security Council Resolution 2224 was overrode by the General Assembly. After the strike, Russian forces prohibited United Nations investigators from accessing the scene, causing the United States and its allies to become increasingly convinced that it was a false-flag operation. Israel attempted to deploy its own investigative force and publicly blame Palestine for the attack, sparking fears that it would provoke the Arab nations into an armed conflict. U.S. intelligence later claimed that the attack was carried out by the FSB as a false-flag operation.