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Killing of Patrick Lloyd

On February 16, 2022, Patrick Lloyd the leader of the True Believers and architect of the Capitol bombing, was killed during an airstrike conducted by the United States Air Force with the Federal Bureau of Investigation and commanded by U.S. President Tom Kirkman on a bunker in Rockville, Maryland. Lloyd had barricaded himself inside and claimed to have sarin gas in his possession, which he threatened to release on the Washington Metropolitan Area if his demands for amnesty were not met by Kirkman.

The Kirkman administration briefed the chair and ranking member of the Senate Homeland Security Committee on his intentions to order the Air Force to conduct an airstrike on the bunker in order to successfully eliminate Lloyd and neutralize potential sarin gas he possessed. Senate Democrats, led by Rochelle Cowling, sued the administration to enjoin their petition for an airstrike on the basis that it violated Posse Comitatus, which prohibits military action on an American citizen. Kirkman subsequently ordered the Federal Bureau of Investigation, a non-military agency, to oversee the operation in order to bypass the statute after the U.S. District Court refused to dismiss Senate Democrats' lawsuit.

Kirkman oversaw the successful strike on the bunker which executed Lloyd, but no evidence of sarin gas was ever found. He subsequently addressed the nation from the Oval Office, informing the public that Lloyd and the threat his posed had been neutralized. Kirkman's political opponents criticized the airstrike as executive overreach, but he defended his actions on the basis that Lloyd posed a serious threat to the American public, proven by the Capitol bombing.
March 2016 Wilson-Dunbar conversation

The **March 2016 Wilson-Dunbar conversation** took place over the phone on March 17, 2016, from the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. Attorney General Martha Wilson and Democratic presidential candidate Heather Dunbar. During the call, Dunbar asked Wilson to investigate allegations that the staff of U.S. President Frank Underwood, when he was serving as vice president, framed reporter Lucas Goodwin into committing cyberterrorism to prevent an incriminating story on Underwood's relationship with Zoe Barnes and U.S. Representative Peter Russo from being released, which led to his arrest in May 2014. Dunbar claimed Goodwin informed her of the allegations personally in a meeting, but Wilson declined to investigate over ethics concerns.
March 8 Kirkman-Hookstraten meeting

The **March 8 Kirkman-Hookstraten meeting** took place on March 8, 2021, at George Washington University Hospital in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Tom Kirkman and House speaker Kimble Hookstraten hours after Kirkman's assassination attempt. The meeting was held for Kirkman to inform Hookstraten that he would be invoking the Twenty-fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution to undergo surgery, temporarily removing himself as president. Kirkman declined to personally meet with U.S. Vice President Peter MacLeish, opting for Hookstraten instead, which was unusual prior to an invocation of the Twenty-fifth.

During the meeting, after Kirkman informed Hookstraten of the invocation, he asked her to personally watch MacLeish and check his power as acting president after he was growing suspicious of coincidental events that were taking place while the Federal Bureau of Investigation investigated him for his connections to the Capitol bombing. Hookstraten responded to Kirkman by saying that she "wouldn't let him down" before departing the meeting.
June 2016 Conway-Brockhart meeting

The **June 2016 Conway-Brockhart meeting** took place on June 5, 2016, in New York, between governor and Republican presidential candidate Will Conway and vice chairman of the joint chiefs Ted Brockhart. During the meeting, Conway again proposed that Brockhart resign and join his campaign as his running mate.
March 15 White House press conference

The **March 15 White House press conference** was held on March 15, 2017, in the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room of the White House in Washington, D.C. Deputy Communications Director Sean Jeffries held the press conference, the first of the administration of Claire Underwood.

In the conference, Jeffries informed the American public that U.S. President Frank Underwood's resignation had gone into effect and that Claire Underwood had been sworn in during a private ceremony.
Killing of Jim Miller

On October 6, 2016, at 9:00 pm EDT, Jim Miller, the third hostage in the ongoing 2016 ICO hostage crisis, was beheaded live on Twitter at an undisclosed location in the United States. The killing came just over an hour after U.S. President Frank Underwood's controversial October 6 address, in which he declined to recommunicate with the captors regardless of the consequences to Miller.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation learned immediately after the conclusion of Underwood's address that the terrorists planned to live stream Miller's execution on Twitter and other American social media sites. They presented Underwood with the opportunity to block the feed on most domestic websites, which he rejected on the basis that the American public should see Islamic terrorism first-hand. Tens of millions worldwide viewed the graphic execution.

Republicans blasted Underwood for being responsible for Miller's death after he declined to recommunicate for his release.
Arrest of Remy Danton

On October 18, 2015, White House Chief of Staff Remy Danton was forcefully arrested by two Metropolitan Police officers during a traffic stop. Danton had been pulled over for a speeding violation and had left his wallet on his desk in the White House. He was asked to step out of the vehicle and was placed under arrest after he asked the officers why he was pulled over and attempted to take a picture. Danton was released after senior police force leadership arrived. The Metropolitan Police publicly apologized for the incident.
Cornelius Moss Secretary of State nomination

On April 1, 2021, U.S. President Tom Kirkman nominated former U.S. President Cornelius Moss for secretary of state. The announcement came days after Moss' involvement in successfully resolving the 2021 Kalame offensive in Naruba. Moss was unanimously confirmed by the United States Senate on April 19 and was sworn in later that day.
May 11 Oval Office meeting

The **May 11 Oval Office meeting** took place on May 11, 2021, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Tom Kirkman and lawmakers from both houses of the United States Congress. During the meeting, Kirkman addressed his policy initiatives introduced in his town hall address days earlier. He pledged to work with Congress in passing a bipartisan agenda.

Immediately after the meeting, U.S. Senator Jack Bowman (R-MT) held an interview outside the White House and announced his introduction of the S.8180 from the previous session of Congress, which strengthens federal background checks. He opposed the bill but introduced it "in the spirit of bipartisan discussion" to bring the issue forward. The bill failed to advance through committee due to its flawed wording. Kirkman criticized Bowman for exploiting his offer of bipartisan cooperation by attempting to force his agenda into a corner.
September 2016 Underwood-Macallan meeting

The **September 2016 Underwood-Macallan meeting** took place on September 9, 2016, at the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Frank Underwood and data scientist Aidan Macallan. The meeting was held in the basement entrance of the building to discuss Underwood's domestic surveillance operations aimed at undermining the upcoming 2016 United States presidential election.
Jackie Sharp

**Jacqueline Sharp** (December 8, 1968 - January 26, 2021) was an American politician who briefly served as House Minority Whip. A member of the Democratic Party, she previously served as House Deputy Minority Whip from 2015 to 2021 and as House Majority Whip from 2013 to 2015. Sharp represented California's 5th congressional district as a U.S. Representative from 2009 until her death in 2021.
March 2021 Kirkman-Langdon meeting

The **March 2021 Kirkman-Langdon meeting** took place on March 26, 2021, between U.S. President Tom Kirkman and former White House Chief of Staff Charles Langdon. The meeting took place after Langdon was discovered and questioned by the Federal Bureau of Investigation after having previously been considered killed in the Capitol bombing.

During the meeting, Langdon explained that he had been in a relationship was a conspirator of the bombing and unintentionally leaked the threat assessment file 12-80C of the United States Capitol. He further explained that he was in a car accident where his vehicle was thrown off a bridge on the morning of the bombing and therefor was not in attendance. A dive team later found the vehicle where Langdon claimed the accident had occurred at. Langdon subsequently asked Kirkman for executive immunity from the federal investigation into the bombing, which he denied.
2022 southern border crisis

The **2022 southern border crisis** began on April 21, 2022, when American truckers began a blockade at a crossing on the United States-Mexico border in Texas over trade negotiations between the two countries, which had dragged on for two months without progress. The blockade expanded to every major border checkpoint along the southern border and cost the U.S. economy $2 billion per day.

On April 26, the sixth day of the blockade, Mexican national José Menez rammed a truck through the border checkpoint barrier into the United States. He was immediately fired at by U.S. Customs and Border Patrol officers, as well as American truckers with firearms. Menez was fatally shot by an American trucker after he crossed over into the U.S.

The trucking company that Menez worked for was owned by Ruben Arronte, the Mexican trade envoy to the United States. He ordered Menez to oversee the blockade at the crossing where he was killed so he would have the upper hand in trade negotiations, making Arronte complicit in Menez's death. U.S. President Tom Kirkman used the intelligence in forcing Arronte to convince the Mexican president to accept the American-proposed trade deal, or he would instruct the Texas attorney general to charge him with manslaughter. Arronte accepted, and the crisis ended on April 28 after the Mexican delegation agreed to sign Kirkman's trade deal.
Death and state funeral of Frank Underwood

On May 13, 2017, Frank Underwood, the 46th president of the United States, died in his sleep of liver failure as a complication from a transplant following an assassination attempt a year earlier. Underwood was the first former president to die in eleven years since Gerald Ford in 2006. At the age of 57 years, 189 days, Underwood was also one of the youngest former presidents to die. His four-day funeral subsequently followed amid a month-long mourning period in the United States.

Underwood's death received mixed reaction; his supporters mourned his passing while many of his enemies praised and celebrated his demise.
Heather Dunbar Iowa concession speech

The **Heather Dunbar Iowa concession speech** was delivered on February 1, 2016, in Des Moines, Iowa, by Heather Dunbar following her defeat in the 2016 Democratic presidential caucuses. Dunbar conceded the competition to U.S. President Frank Underwood while reiterating her commitment to the race and the New Hampshire primary in the following week.
November 2016 Stamper-Macallan meeting

The **November 2016 Stamper-Macallan meeting** took place on November 8, 2016, in Washington, D.C. during the ongoing 2016 United States presidential election between White House Chief of Staff Doug Stamper and data scientist Aidan Macallan.

Stamper instructed Macallan, on behalf of U.S. President Frank Underwood, to insert terrorist chatter from the Islamic Caliphate online in Ohio, which Underwood needed to win reelection. Republican Will Conway was ahead in exit poll results at the time the meeting occurred, and Macallan reluctantly agreed.
July 2018 Hale-Davis meeting

The **July 2018 Hale-Davis meeting** took place on July 21, 2018, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Claire Hale and Jane Davis. The meeting was held to discuss foreign policy related to Syria and preliminary plans for a U.S. withdrawal and peace agreement.
Icarus Astrotech investigation

The **Icarus Astrotech investigation** was a months-long federal investigation in the United States into First Lady Alexandra Kirkman and her mother, Eva Booker, over allegations that the two were involved in a bribe from 1987.

Prior to barricading himself in a bunker where he was ultimately killed, Patrick Lloyd, the leader of the True Believers and architect of the Capitol bombing, broke into and ransacked Eva Booker's house. During the break-in, he discovered a file and left it for investigators who eventually searched the building. The file was a medical record from 1987 detailing a heart transplant for Andrew Booker, First Lady Alexandra Kirkman's father. Kirkman confirmed that Booker was low on the recipient list but was selected for the transplant on June 3, six days before the operation. Federal Bureau of Investigation agent Hannah Wells and British intelligence officer Damian Rennett, who was assisting with the investigation into Lloyd, subsequently searched a Virginia storage facility for the hospital's hard copy records without a warrant. A purchase order from the United States Department of Defense for helicopters was discovered at the facility, detailing a transaction between the department and military contractor Icarus Astrotech. Eva Booker, a department secretary for the Contract Oversight Services, oversaw the order signed by Icarus contracts officer Eric Little, who also served on the board of the hospital where Andrew Booker received the transplant. Upon arriving at Little's residence, he was found murdered in his kitchen.

Despite Wells attempting to convince Federal Bureau of Investigation director John Foerstel that the incident was another attempt by Lloyd to undermine the government, he subpoenaed Booker after she admitted she took a bribe and another $3 billion contract between Icarus Astrotech and the Defense Department signed by Eric Little was discovered from June 2021, although the subpoena was later quashed by a federal judge. In November 2022, Alexandra Kirkman was subpoenaed by Foerstel after a Saint Lucian bank account setup by Little in her name was discovered. Since her husband's death, Booker and Kirkman took a yearly trip, and in May they visited Saint Lucia. The investigation ended after the Federal Bureau of Investigation found that the bank account was not legitimate and Kirkman was being setup, and her mother was not charged with criminal wrongdoing.
2016 Underwood-Hammerschmidt debate

The **2016 Underwood-Hammerschmidt debate** took place on October 25, 2016, in Washington, D.C., between First Lady Claire Underwood and journalist Tom Hammerschmidt. The debate covered several topics, primarily Hammerschmidt's "Underwood's Crooked Path to the Oval Office" article, the Underwood presidency, and the upcoming 2016 presidential election. Charlie Rose moderated the debate on CBS.
2023 United States airstrike in Kunami

On April 30, 2023, U.S. President Tom Kirkman ordered a retaliatory military strike against the Emirate of Kunami over the 2023 D.C. Metro station bombing after U.S. intelligence confirmed the Kunamian government facilitated it. The first round of airstrikes across the country targeted its missile installations and airfields while the second targeted bridges, oil fields and other key infrastructure.
May 2016 Underwood-Brockhart meeting

The **May 2016 Underwood-Brockhart** meeting took place on May 18, 2016, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Frank Underwood and vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs GEN. Ted Brockhart. The meeting was called after Brockhart proposed his resignation over strong differences with Underwood's refusal to authorize a military strike against the two heads of the Islamic Caliphate, claiming that he was ignoring a threat to national security. During the meeting, Underwood refused to accept Brockhart's resignation. Brockhart stated that he would not resign if Underwood authorized the military operation against the heads of the Caliphate.
February 2021 MacLeish-Mathison meeting

The **February 2021 MacLeish-Mathison meeting** took place on February 23, 2021, in Washington, D.C., between U.S. Representative Peter MacLeish and Brooke Mathison, the kidnapper of the son of disgraced former acting director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation Jason Atwood. During the meeting, Mathison informed MacLeish to continue opposing congressional investigations into the killing of terrorist Majid Nassar.
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**Catherine Durant** (April 5, 1959 - July 2, 2019) was an American politician who served as the 68th United States secretary of state from 2013 to 2017. A member of the Democratic Party, she previously represented Louisiana as a United States senator from 1997 to 2013, during which she served as chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee from 2007 to 2013 and ranking member from 2005 to 2007. Durant was considered a potential primary challenger against incumbent U.S. President Claire Hale in the 2020 presidential election until her assassination in 2019.
Extraction of American humanitarian workers in Naruba

On March 27, 2021, hours after they were kidnapped, U.S. President Tom Kirkman commanded a successful operation that rescued all fifteen American humanitarian workers taken hostage during the Kalame offensive in Naruba.

Kirkman lifted the sanctions on $7 million in Kalame's assets held by Zimbabwe and made an agreement for it to be turned over to the United States. Next, through Central Intelligence Agency diplomat Austin Silwamba, Kirkman agreed to exchange the assets for the fifteen American humanitarian workers with an agreement not to use military force against Kalame's militia. All fifteen workers were successfully extracted during the operation.
Monutchuan

Monutchuan, referred to as MTC, is an important member of MTCTEAM.

Monutchuan wears many hats: YouTuber, Minecraft server owner, animator, game developer.

## Trivia

* Monutchuan said his(?) last name is Lin.
* The evolution of Monutchuan's username is very interesting: it was originally Its-Mountainchuan, then the "horizon" was removed, then "Its" was removed, then "ain" was removed, and finally the "u" and "n" in front were swapped. , has become today’s username.
2021 stock market crash

The **2021 stock market crash**, sometimes informally referred to as **Black Tuesday**, was a major, sudden, and severe global stock market crash that occurred on Tuesday, March 9, 2021, primarily in the United States and several other European and Asian countries. The sudden decline was a result of acting U.S. President Peter MacLeish ordering the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to keep markets regularly trading a day after the attempted assassination of U.S. President Tom Kirkman. MacLeish made the order as part of his plan to ensue national chaos ahead of a coup attempt against Kirkman. The trillion-dollar crash surpassed losses from both Black Monday and the 2010 flash crash, and the DOW Jones Industrial plunged 2,000 points during the first hours of the trading day.

The market crash significantly worsened the United States' domestic recession that began in the aftermath of the Capitol bombing.
2017 United States constitutional crisis

The **2017 United States constitutional crisis**, sometimes unofficially referred to as the **acting presidency of Claire Underwood**, took place from January 19 to February 17, 2017, regarding the inconclusive 2016 presidential election. Pursuant to the Twelfth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, when the Electoral College in a presidential election is inconclusive, the U.S. House of Representatives shall elect a president and the Senate shall elect a vice president in a contingent election. The House is divided into state delegations among its representatives and a presidential nominee must win 26 delegations to be elected while a vice presidential nominee needs a simple majority to be elected in the Senate.

Democratic vice presidential nominee Claire Underwood was elected as the 51st vice president in the contingent election on January 19, but neither U.S. President Frank Underwood or Republican nominee Will Conway won more than 25 delegations. A constitutional crisis was subsequently sparked as the U.S. Constitution does not address the hypothetical of the House election being inconclusive. As a result, Claire Underwood was sworn in as the acting president of the United States on January 20, which the constitution mandates for presidential terms, while the U.S. Congress considered how to resolve the election. The crisis is considered to have officially ended on February 17, when Frank Underwood was inaugurated for a second term and his presidency resumed after he won a second round of voting in Ohio and Tennessee, the two states that refused to certify their Electoral College results and caused the original election to be inconclusive.
May 2018 Hale-Durant meeting

The **May 2018 Hale-Durant meeting** took place on May 16, 2018, in the Cabinet Room of the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Claire Hale and former U.S. secretary of state Catherine Durant. It was their first in-person meeting since Durant's resignation more than a year earlier following her assault by then-U.S. President Frank Underwood.
Deployment of Russian forces to Syria

On September 26, 2018, Russian president Viktor Petrov ordered the deployment of an additional 100,000 troops of the Russian Federation to Syria in a significant increase of their involvement in the Syrian civil war. The deployment initiated an international crisis, particularly for the United States, which had intervened a year earlier in the war against the Islamic Caliphate.
2021 National Security Agency hack

The **2021 National Security Agency hack** occurred on February 28, 2021, when Gabriel Thompson, and employee of the agency, illegally hacked some of its servers and downloaded national security information onto his personal hard drive.

On March 2, Thompson dumped numerous classified documents on Wikileaks detailing suspicious activity among members of late U.S. President Mark Usher's Cabinet, which incumbent U.S. President Tom Kirkman served in.
April 2018 Hale-Abruzzo meeting

The **April 2018 Hale-Abruzzo meeting** was held on April 27, 2018, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Claire Hale and federal judge Vincent Abruzzo. Hale held the meeting as an interview for the vacancy on the Supreme Court left by the resignation of justice Robert Jacobs more than a year earlier.
Attempted assassination of Catherine Durant

The **attempted assassination of Catherine Durant** took place on August 11, 2018, in Washington, D.C. Former U.S. secretary of state Catherine Durant arrived at a restaurant for lunch and discovered it to be empty with contractor Jane Davis waiting for her at a table in the back corner of the building. Realizing the plan, Durant fled the restaurant and was evacuated by her personal driver. The attempt was orchestrated by U.S. President Claire Hale.
August 2016 Hammerschmidt-Danton meeting

The **August 2016 Hammerschmidt-Danton meeting** took place on August 23, 2016, in Washington, D.C., between journalist Tom Hammerschmidt and former White House chief of staff Remy Danton. During the meeting, Hammerschmidt informed Danton he knew that U.S. President Frank Underwood lied about then-U.S. President Garrett Walker's involvement in the Tusk money laundering scheme to unseat him as president. Danton declined to answer questions but responded by giving Hammerschmidt hints to further developments.
September 22 White House press conference

The **September 22 White House press conference** was held on September 22, 2017, in the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room of the White House in Washington, D.C. U.S. Vice President Mark Usher interrupted the briefing, held by deputy press secretary Kelsey Stewart, after she began to question the Usher's in-laws silence in responding to the Belfort chemical leak, which occurred after a plant owned by Bill Shepherd had a mechanical breakdown.
March 2019 Usher-Shepherd meeting

The **March 2019 Usher-Shepherd meeting** took place on March 23, 2019, in Washington, D.C., between U.S. Vice President Mark Usher, Second Lady Annette Usher, and Bill Shepherd. The meeting was held to discuss proposals for invoking the Twenty-fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution to remove U.S. President Claire Hale from office after a series of unpopular, unilateral decisions.
Attempted assassination of Claire Hale

The **attempted assassination of Claire Hale** occurred on July 4, 2017, while U.S. President Claire Hale was returning to Air Force One after delivering a Fourth of July speech at the Great Lakes Training Center Naval Base in Illinois. A dishonorably discharged U.S. Army officer fired a single shot at the bullet-proof window Hale was sitting behind. The incident was covered up by the Secret Service and the public was never made aware.

The attempt was orchestrated by Bill Shepherd, the brother-in-law of U.S. Vice President Mark Usher, as a response to his failed meeting with Hale over policy hours earlier.
March 2016 emergency Cabinet meeting

The **March 2016 emergency Cabinet meeting** took place on March 17, 2016, in the Cabinet Room of the White House, to discuss situations in the aftermath of the attempted assassination of U.S. President Frank Underwood. Acting U.S. President Donald Blythe, the incumbent vice president, held the emergency meeting composed of the Cabinet and National Security Council.
2016 Democratic presidential debate

The **2016 Democratic presidential debate** was held on December 8, 2015, in Sioux City, Iowa. The debate, hosted by *CNN* and moderated by John King, featured Democratic candidates Heather Dunbar, Jackie Sharp, and U.S. President Frank Underwood, all seeking the nomination for the 2016 presidential election.

During the debate, Sharp made a gaffe that ultimately contributed to her dropping out of the race days later. Underwood was considered the winner of the debate overall.
Killing of Luke Atwood

On March 11, 2021, Luke Atwood, the son of Jason Atwood, former deputy director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, was killed by Brooke Mathison. Luke had been kidnapped a month earlier and was subject to a scheme which involved Atwood falsely confessing to the killing of Majid Nassar. The scheme agreement between Atwood and Mathison, the kidnapper, stated that Luke would be released after Atwood falsely confessed. Atwood confessed and was subsequently arrested, though Luke was never found. All charges against Atwood were dropped and he was released from prison after the Federal Bureau of Investigation uncovered the scheme and discovered Luke's remains along a riverbed in Arlington, Virginia, outside of Washington, D.C.
H7N9 influenza epidemic

The **H7N9 influenza epidemic** was a major epidemic in the United States that began in Louisiana on March 14, 2022, when the H7N9 strain of the influenza a virus made an outbreak in several of the state's parishes. Estimations by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) predicted that the outbreak would span much of the continental United States within 72 hours if containment was not achieved. 83 people in total died from the outbreak, most of which were African American.

U.S. President Tom Kirkman authorized the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to close all airports within a 200 mile radius of the epicenter, and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) to close all highways in the same span. Kirkman declared a state of emergency in Louisiana and the United States Department of Health and Human Services activated its Strategic National Stockpile of vaccines and antivirals.

Kirkman signed an executive order invoking the Defense Production Act, requiring all pharmaceutical companies that manufacture drugs suitable to respond to the outbreak to partner with the federal government. Benevax, the largest producer of the vaccine Extasis which is able to combat the influenza strain, refused to contribute its stockpile to the government despite the invocation, resulting in the Kirkman administration filing a lawsuit against the company and its CEO, Carlton Mackie. A federal judge ordered Mackie to relinquish his entire stockpile of 10,000 doses to the federal government, but further investigation found that he held more than the 10,000 doses he claimed to the government that he possessed. Kirkman sued Mackie after the United States Postal Service gave him a bill of lading showing that he shipped 30,000 doses of the drug to a warehouse in Jacksonville. After civil rights leaders endorsed by Kirkman accused Mackie of believing only the rich and white individuals should benefit from modern medicine, he withdrew his objections and provided his company's entire stockpile of the drug to the federal government. Within 72 hours, the epidemic was contained and herd immunity was achieved.
Underwood-Corrigan meeting

The **Underwood-Corrigan meeting** took place on July 21, 2015, between First Lady Claire Underwood and detained American LGBT activist Michael Corrigan during the 2015 Moscow summit. A month earlier, Corrigan was arrested in Moscow for breaking an anti-same sex marriage law by organizing a protest in favor of the reforms.
Underwood-Petrov press conference

The **Underwood-Petrov press conference** took place on July 22, 2015, at the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia, between U.S. President Frank Underwood, First Lady Claire Underwood, and Russian president Viktor Petrov. The conference was held hours after the press learned American LGBT activist Michael Corrigan was found hung in his prison cell.

Original plans for the press conference were bilateral between Underwood and Petrov to discuss their agreed peace negotiation for the Jordan Valley. The last-minute incident of Corrigan's death resulted in the First Lady's attendance as well. She began with a statement expressing grief over his loss before making a long pause and revealing to the media that she was asleep in Corrigan's cell when he hung himself. The First Lady claimed that Corrigan took his life because he refused to renounce his sexuality or leave his cell until Petrov's government repealed the anti-same sex marriage law that resulted in his arrest. She blamed Petrov for his suicide, while Underwood attempted to move her away from the podium, before she walked off from the press conference.

The debacle at the briefing resulted in the early ending of the Moscow summit, and similar to the previous Washington summit, it was widely considered a failure after Petrov withdrew his support for the peace agreement.
Raid of Muhammed Kalabi's house

On November 8, 2016, during the ongoing 2016 United States presidential election, the Federal Bureau of Investigation raided the apartment of terrorist Muhammed Kalabi in Tennessee, not far from a major voting center, without informing state or local officials. While Kalabi was not found, they did find bomb-making material.

U.S. President Frank Underwood was aware of Kalabi's threats prior to the election, but he delayed the raid until Election Day knowing bomb-making material would be found so he could use that as part of his terror threat effort to undermine the outcome.
Return of Frank Underwood at the White House

The **return of Frank Underwood at the White House** took place on March 24, 2016, when U.S. President Frank Underwood returned to the White House in Washington, D.C., following his attempted assassination 8 days earlier. Underwood had a life-saving liver transplant two days prior to his return, confining him to a hospital bed in the Executive Residence. Because of this, he did not resume active authority as president of the United States for another week.
May 2016 Underwood-Harvey-Stamper meeting

The **May 2016 Underwood-Harvey-Stamper meeting** took place on May 18, 2016, at the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Frank Underwood with First Lady Claire Underwood, and White House Chief of Staff Doug Stamper and Underwood 2016 campaign manager LeAnn Harvey. The meeting occurred shortly after Underwood's earlier meeting with general Ted Brockhart.

During the meeting, Harvey lobbied Underwood against authorizing a military strike against the heads of the Islamic Caliphate. She claimed that with ICO eliminated as a national security threat, their FISA domestic surveillance order would not have a public purpose and therefor could not be used privately to undermine the 2016 presidential election. Stamper advised Underwood to continue with the strike on the basis that tampering with domestic surveillance was illegal and risky.
Conway 2016 24-hour webcast

From November 7 to 8, 2016, Republican presidential nominee Will Conway and his wife Hannah Conway held a 24-hour long webcast one day before the 2016 presidential election. The purpose of the webcast was to speak and connect with thousands of voters prior to them casting their ballots. U.S. President Frank Underwood unexpectedly joined the webcast during the final hours of it.
Underwood-Ismat meeting

The **Underwood-Ismat meeting** took place on March 12, 2017, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Frank Underwood and Colonel Ismat of the Syrian Democratic Forces. U.S. Secretary of State Catherine Durant was originally scheduled to meet Ismat at the State Department, but Underwood assumed the meeting following her publicly "unexpected absence."

During the meeting, Underwood stated that if the Syrian government used chemical or biological weapons in the ongoing civil war in the country, the United States would have "no choice" but to intervene. He was criticized for involving the U.S. in Middle Eastern affairs during his ongoing impeachment proceedings.
Second June 11 Kirkman-Hookstraten meeting

The **second June 11 Kirkman-Hookstraten meeting** took place on June 11, 2021, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Tom Kirkman and House speaker Kimble Hookstraten. The meeting was held hours after the publication of the Turkeygate scandal, which came shortly after their first meeting that day. During the meeting, Hookstraten learned that her political opponents on the House Ethics Committee had opened a formal investigation into her.
Acting ascension of Donald Blythe

The **acting ascension of Donald Blythe** took place on March 17, 2016, at the White House in Washington, D.C., when U.S. Vice President Donald Blythe assumed office as the acting president of the United States upon the invocation of the Twenty-fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution following the attempted assassination of U.S. President Frank Underwood.
2016 Democratic National Convention

The **2016 Democratic National Convention** was a presidential nominating convention, held at the Enway Arena in Atlanta, Georgia, from July 25 to 28, 2016. The convention gathered delegates of the Democratic Party, the majority of them elected through a preceding series of primaries and caucuses, to nominate a candidate for president and vice president in the 2016 United States presidential election. Incumbent U.S. President Frank Underwood was chosen as the party's nominee over primary rival Heather Dunbar. His wife, First Lady Claire Underwood, was chosen as the party's vice presidential nominee by acclamation. This was the first time in American history that a nominee's spouse was chosen as the vice presidential nominee, and the first time in recent political history where the presumptive nominee entered the convention without an announced running mate.

The convention was held with open style rules, the first since 1968. Underwood declined to name a definite running mate he preferred to be selected as the party's vice presidential nominee, although he publicly supported U.S. Secretary of State Catherine Durant. The convention agreed to hold two separate ballots, the first for vice president and the second for president. At the opening of the convention, First Lady Claire Underwood received 1 vote from Kentucky, which she rejected as "good fun" before reaffirming her endorsement of Durant. While Durant was projected to lose the second ballot for vice president, Texas unexpectedly cast all 237 votes for the First Lady, entering her into the race as a competitive candidate. Underwood's campaign manager, LeAnn Harvey, paid U.S. Representative Doris Jones and her daughter Celia Jones over $2 million for her to lobby all of Texas' delegates into voting for the First Lady, unbeknownst to Durant.

On the third ballot in day two of the convention, Durant's home state of Louisiana cast all 61 of its votes to her for both president and vice president, despite the ballot being for vice president only, causing tension between her and Underwood. Durant endorsed the First Lady for vice president on July 28 following a tense meeting with Underwood a day earlier, and the convention subsequently suspended its rules and nominated Frank and Claire Underwood for president and vice president in the 2016 United States presidential election.
January 2018 Stamper-Jacobs meeting

The **January 2018 Stamper-Jacobs meeting** was held on January 17, 2018, in Washington, D.C., between former White House Chief of Staff Doug Stamper and U.S. Attorney Lynnette Jacobs. The meeting took place one day after their earlier phone conversation. During the meeting, Jacobs informed Stamper that all charges against him related to the 2013 murder of Zoe Barnes had been dropped, and that a grand jury could be impaneled to investigate U.S. President Claire Hale and her involvement in attempts to undermine the 2016 presidential election.
2016 New Hampshire Republican presidential primary

**2016 New Hampshire Republican presidential primary**

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The **2016 New Hampshire Republican presidential primary** was held on Tuesday, February 9, 2016 in New Hampshire, marking the Republican Party's second nominating contest in their series of presidential primaries ahead of the 2016 presidential election.

The Democratic Party held its own New Hampshire primary on the same day.

New York Governor Will Conway won the contest in a landslide against his opponent with more than 25 points.
2021 American Women Leadership Conference summit

The **2021 American Women Leadership Conference summit** was held on May 6, 2021, in New York City, New York. First Lady Alexandra Kirkman was the keynote speaker for the event.

During the summit, Kirkman drew controversy for her response to a question on gun policy hours after her husband, U.S. President Tom Kirkman, announced his 100 day agenda at a press conference and purposefully left guns out because of the divisiveness of the topic. She stated that "when something as simple as a mandatory background check can't get through Congress, then, honestly, I have to wonder how we got here. How do we tell our children that we are doing everything to keep them out of danger?"

The remarks received a mix of criticism and praise. U.S. Senator Jack Bowman (R-MT) strongly criticized them, asking in a nationally televised interview "who's making policy here? The President or First Lady?"
March 2016 Dunbar-Morgan meeting

The **March 2016 Dunbar-Morgan meeting** took place on March 22, 2016, in Washington, D.C., between Heather Dunbar and James Morgan, the special agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation that was leading the investigation into U.S. President Frank Underwood's attempted assassination. Dunbar was called to testify after U.S. Attorney General Martha Wilson revealed that she called her hours before the assassination attempt and informed her that Lucas Goodwin, the alleged assassin, met with her weeks earlier.

Dunbar began her testimony by denying that she met with Goodwin, but she altered it by later admitting she had met with him. Dunbar stated that Goodwin confronted her with allegations that Underwood had murdered Zoe Barnes and U.S. Representative Peter Russo, and that she had walked out of the meeting and later contacted Wilson because she felt Goodwin was deranged. She continued by criticizing Underwood as "dishonest" who was using the Department of Justice to "target his political opponent for his own personal gain," and that he was "morally corrupt and has corrupted the institutions that report to him." Dunbar waived her right to privatize the recorded meeting, and it was distributed to the press hours after its conclusion. She faced widespread criticism for her comments as Underwood remained unconscious when the investigation was initiated and was under surgery for a liver transplant at the time of the meeting.
Reemergence of Tom Kirkman

On March 9, 2021, hours after his attempted assassination, U.S. President Tom Kirkman publicly reemerged and waved to a crowd of people gathered outside of George Washington University Hospital in Washington, D.C., where he was recovering following major surgery the night before. It was Kirkman's first public sighting since he was evacuated from the United States Capitol after being shot and occurred hours after the Twenty-fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution was revoked, in which he resumed authority as president.

Kirkman's reemergence was the first official statement from the White House on his health after the assassination attempt. Immediately after it, the stock market began to rebound from its major and severe crash earlier in the day, foiling U.S. Vice President Peter MacLeish's plan to ensue national chaos for a coup attempt against Kirkman.
Underwood Social Security anniversary address

The **Underwood Social Security anniversary address** was delivered by U.S. President Frank Underwood via radio from the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Social Security Act. Underwood opted to deliver the address over radio in honor of U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt, who used radio addresses to connect with the American people during the Great Depression.

In his address, Underwood proclaimed that Social Security had aged towards the end of its lifetime. He stated that it must "give way to a new, younger, stronger plan for the future," and that that program was America Works.
Homework Problem

Homework Problem is the 6th episode of Percy Sheep.

## Plot

At the beginning of the show, just after class, Percy returned home and ran to bed to play with his mobile phone. The next day, Percy woke up and realized that he had not finished his homework, so he quickly dealt with it in a short time. Percy stood on the table laughing smugly, but the answers to the assignments were all wrong. Eventually, Percy screams and flees the school room, with some chalk flying through the door.

## Trivia

* This episode was planned to be part of episode 7 until the fan episodes (5, 6) were no longer official.
* This episode was completed a long time ago, but due to the number of episodes, it had to wait for the previous episodes to be uploaded before it could be uploaded.
* This episode was actually produced over the summer, but ended up being called "End of Year Exams" on the show.
* This episode was originally titled "Getting Smart", do you like the name? The name wasn't set in stone until the episode was released.
The Chomik Project Wiki

**Welcome to the The Chomik Project Wiki!**
Welcome to The Chomik Project! A project started by YT\_DefyPlayZ, or DefyPlayZ Official to help restore FTC. For now there are at least 6 chomiks, and 10 Difficulties.

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## Important articles

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精细平方纹理包

### 具体类型

资源包

精细平方纹理包是以Minecraft（《我的世界》）制作的内容，类型为原版高清，将原版的16分辨率转化成32分辨率，并在此基础上添加丰富的细节

该作品目前还在制作中，尚为半成品，处于未公开作品

起源
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9月6日，发布复合纹理包之后

亚克力寻找大队长提出了自己的想法，制作原版高清纹理

最开始有三个人，只有两个人制作，另外一个人不知名字，不知来历

随后，两人开始制作高清纹理

## 制作过程

      之后陆陆续续制作了大部分物品贴图，小部分方块贴图，以及部分UI贴图

在10月份发现了基岩版物品栏边框崩坏的bug，大队长尝试修复无果便放弃

同月29日，亚克力询问大队长基岩版物品栏边框的问题，随后亚克力将基岩版包研究了遍，之后莫名其妙的修复了这个问题

之后亚克力将此事报告给了「乘方像素」作者邹陈云飞，云飞将此事发布到动态，大队长则将此事制作成视频吐槽

这件事过不久之后，因为未知原因，大队长陆陆续续画了几张基岩版UI贴图，亚克力画了几张物品贴图之后暂时停更

12月份，大队长绘制了几张玻璃贴图，随后没有了动静

2023年1月份，亚克力开始制作几张贴图...至今未更新完毕

同月27号亚克力在工作群找人，但结果...需要一个画技高的

## 开发人员

* 鬼才亚克力（项目发起者、贴图制作、Java版制作）
* 大队长\_Captain（基岩版移植、贴图制作）

## 你知道吗

* 纹理包封面的那个Logo其实并不是居中的，而是稍微偏上
* 亚克力制作旧版中文logo的时候，使用的是远程控制大队长的电脑制作
夜核MC音乐包

夜核MC音乐包是游戏Minecraft的资源包，选取11个极其好听的Nightcore歌曲并进行制作音乐包，其英文名为“**Nightcore Minecraft Music Pack**”

## Nightcore介绍（防止有人不懂Nightcore）

Nightcore （夜核） Nightcore是一个2002-2003年活跃在挪威DJ组合，由两位成员Thomas S. Nilse （DJ TNT）和Steffen Ojala Søderholm （DJ SOS）组成。其音乐风格为将欧陆舞曲、Trance和Techno等电子歌曲加速至10-30%使作品每分钟到160-180拍，加速亦令歌声声调相应提高。歌曲加速後节拍有如快乐硬核般快，令音乐更“快乐”和更有节奏感。 后来有人把Nightcore的作品上传到YouTube后，又自行模仿Nightcore把Dance、Trance和Techno歌曲加速，并以Nightcore作为风格名称，上传到YouTube，直到现在Nightcore已发展成一种流行在网上的舞曲风格。然而，Nightcore己被滥用成“把歌加速”和“提高音调”的代名词。事实上Nightcore中的core原意是快乐硬核，即有起过每分钟160拍的硬核音乐，而流行音乐、摇滚音乐、乡村音乐和动漫音乐等并不是电子舞曲，也没有Nightcore需要的硬核节奏，所以加速了也不能亦不应称为Nightcore。 Nightcore通常也与二次元动画相关，YouTube上有许多包含动画人物和艺术的Nightcore混音的封面，响应了作品通过加速后二次元般的节奏和人声。本歌单以包含了Nightcore的作品和以Nightcore为风格的作品。夜之核心，彻夜共舞！
Difficulty chart

theres all difficulties, only the ones that will be created for this one. For the ones that came from the og game try to find the official one

1st new difficulty: Über, straight up based off über secret, in- between Obama and ...

Chomiks with über difficulty:

Trialmik

2nd new difficulty: Walter, since HAHA is kinda based off a meme why not add a difficulty like this? In between HAHA and Tarsorado demon.

no chomiks with this rn

For now thats all
Stained, Brutal Calamity Chomik

**Stained, Brutal Calamity Chomik** is a HAHA difficulty Chomik located in **Stained, Brutal Calamity**.

## Instructions

Start in Trollgehatten and say “/e calamityawaits”. Then the realm will become more chaotic. There will also be a trollface nextbot on the loose (and every time you die the nextbot will be at the back of the map so this prevents spawn killing). Then go to the entrance of Celestial Dome and do a puzzle. The answer is “/e thestrivefortensegrity”. After saying that, you will be teleported to a room with Wubbox in it. You will also get a badge called “bad pig”. Then go to Ao. Find Jigsaw Chomik and click on him. Some static and a text will appear for 0.1 seconds. The text says “Reincarnation, Release the calamity.”. Then go to Spawn and say “/e thegodshavebeenangered”. Then you will be teleported to an inaccessible realm called “Stained, Brutal Calamity”. There is 3 trials. Grief, Lament, and Epiphany. Each trial is an Obby (the trials are insane difficulty in JToH ratings). Epiphany is the hardest trial since it’s the final trial. Beat every trial and you will be teleported to the 4th trial, Acceptance (did I say 3 trials? I meant 4). The 4th trial requires to do a 12 stud jump. Beat the jump and the Chomik is yours.

## Trivia

* The description is: “GG”
* The hint is: “Start in a realm with calamity”
* The badge description is: “Did you really think there’s something here? Think again, Buster.”

## Gallery

Stained Brutal Calamity - GriefStained, Brutal Calamity - LamentStained, Brutal Calamity - Lament (Outside)Stained, Brutal Calamity - Epiphanythat’s it for now hope you enjoyed! :)