How The President’s Official Vacation Home Works 

Lol

Wendover, if some guys in black suits knock on your door, DO NOT open it. Run away as fast as you can.

What is competitively doxxing the president?

@@adityachaudhari1579 I mean, that could be a thing

@@adityachaudhari1579simple, they keep hunting for you, you keep hunting them :)

Every good anti-tax hawks knows government employees don't deserve to enjoy work on the taxpayer dime. I briefly worked for the city of Seattle and they didn't even have fuckin coffee. Sections of the floor would pool together into "water clubs" and rent water cooler service. You had to pay up in that club to use that water. Fuckin dystopian. But it's all because selfish conservative fucks are like "why are government workers enjoying themselves with MAH WALLIT?!?!"

It was necessary for a war. It was for a good reason. Now that they invested a bunch into securing it, might as well keep it. Plenty of other places in the park the employees can go.

People enjoy themselves everywhere. Where else should the President vacation?

@GeorgeLiquor I'm saying it's a good representation of how federal employees are treated, not that it is itself a big deal. My mom's a federal employee and she's never been to a summer camp except as a kid, that doesn't really matter.

Think we found someone who's not going to be getting their Yankie White clearance. Fucking traitor.

Does this mean the camp will be shutdown tomorrow?

Yeah, I would recommend Cunningham Falls if you’re good with a bit of hiking and you’re in the area. I grew up a half hour from there, and never really noticed how close it was. There’s also Raven Rock Hollow on the appalachian trail a bit to the west, if you want to get *really close* to *another* location of interest. Definitely *don’t* walk north-east from Campsite Three up that’a’way, unless you want to have a bad time of it, though.

You can rent cabins at camp David

It is owned and managed by the National Park Service, so while it's not technically classified as a "national park," it is, for all intents and purposes, a national park. It's in the "other designations" here: www.nps.gov/aboutus/national-park-system.htm

Yea if he cant phrase it as not a joke then obviously its a joke

I mean how much damage a 4 year old can do?

​@@soumitrakandpaljust a bunch of gov c#nts high on their power

Never underestimate the cuteness of 4 years old. That is destructive.

You never know, that kindergartner could be a disguised recording device, or even rigged to explode! If you don't X-ray them, how can you be sure?

Why unprofessional. What if your mom was sick or out of town. Riding along with your dad doesn’t seem that bad and you were 4 at the time. What was your dad supposed to do leave you home alone

Just the opposite, it's extremely important that the marines be constantly busy, for the safety of the crayons in the rec room and any red buttons in the general area.

@@westrim Yeah. By their superiors. Not by some random guy like me coming around and "giving the marines something to do" like HAI was suggesting.

just give them a couple of crayons to snack on and they good

Giving marines something to do is a very good idea. You never know what could happen if a couple marines get bored.

Wdym? They love hide and seek, just remember to bring crayons

For real, I don't think there's anything there beyond the outlets

@@zap.zapzap there’s carjacking and hookers

Baltimore city is worse imo but yeah, not a great town

It’s a nice small town - y’all come back after the lord bless ya real good.

I drove through Hagerstown by mistake once, it was awful.

I can tell you that part of the video was not true. Some good info but some of it is BS

​@@timbrooks_Agent2Agenthow

lol Rarely? President Biden spent almost three-quarters of his time as president on vacation.

​@@timbrooks_Agent2Agentwhich part was BS? It's always good to know the facts

Depends on how you look at it. On the bright side you made it to one of the highest military clearances possible and you get paid to hang out on US soil where your chances of being KIA are practically zero. I’m not sure how military ranking works but if the military trusts you enough to protect the president I’m sure it comes with some pretty cool benefits. Sounds like a pretty sweet gig if you ask me!

How do we know that's the same Sam? for all we know Sam from Jetlag could just be Sam from Wendover in disguise, and we know for sure Sam from Wendover is a different person

​@@1224chrisnghear me out, but I think you've got it all wrong. I think Sam from Wendover and Sam from HAI are both different people from Sam from Jetlag. My theory is that they're twins, or a genetic experiment, or both. Except for Sam from Wendover. I think he's just unrelated tbh

As an Indian, never been more thankful the president has a place to chill 😋

I was up there too. Thats the part of the video that had me scratching my head

Imagine if they said yes and you get to sleep in the same house as Biden

Possibly also to have more evidence. Maybe a picture of the helicopter makes it more obvious what went wrong.

@@JamieElli that's what I thought too, every single picture, video and audio recorded of an attack on the president would make it far easier to investigate who did it, and how the attack was executed

And “no pictures of the blackhawks”. 😂

That itself is part of the security scheme. Would you go to a place that uses comic sans?

Well, this is a vacation home. Gotta keep things fun.

Nope. Donald John Trump is. ✝️🇺🇸 Just wait... 🥳

Can confirm.

​@@alitlweirdin terms of criminality and an overwhelming number of his associates also being convicted criminals, yeah, absolutely

@@alitlweird Who is Donald John Trump?

@@mattd6085 He’s your Legal, Lawful, and Acting Commander-in-Chief.

Unfortunately, The Cozy Inn closed years ago. It’s a car dealership now. The Mountain Gate Restaurant, just down the road from where The Cozy once stood is a decent spot.

I worked as a Job Corps recruiter between 1968 and 1972. This LBJ Great Society program starting in 1965 established CCC-like camps in rural areas across the country to provide education and job training for disadvantaged youths between 16 and 21 years old. I sent a number of young men to the Catoctin Job Corps Center that was essentially next door to Camp David. While Camp David had been used by President Eisenhower through 1961, Presidents Kennedy and Johnson used their own family compounds for relaxation. In 1969, President Nixon decided to start using Camp David again, and the Catoctin center was closed, along with a number of other centers across the country. My understanding is that the center became the place where the marine contingent was housed, since it had barracks, a mess hall, and gymnasium. I think I saw it to the left outside of the perimeter fence in the photo @ 1:49.

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That is SO CRAZY

The part that says "use of deadly force authorized" should be seen as truth in advertising.

You could technically call it a military base in the same way some hyberbolists call every embassy and consulate with a marine guard a military base (not a joke, they really clutter up honestly trying to learn about the US military footprint with that and other inanity like separating an administrative building and its motor pool into 'two' military bases).

We in Hagerstown aren’t THAT terrible. 5.5/10 city at least.

Bro this is not the War Thunder forums

​@@ProfitSlim? This isn't remotely close to "hurr dur classified information"

He does go other exotic and ritzy places he spent new years in the Virgin Islands. He does go to his home more often than other presidents(mostly weekends) but to be fair his house Delaware is closer than most others in recent history: Obama, Chicago; Bush the Younger, Crawford Texas; Clinton...Arkansas?(I don't remember him ever going home he spent a lot of time in Martha's Vinyard); Bush the Elder, Maine; Reagan, Rancho del Cielo Santa Barbra, California.

Gotta love seeing Navy personnel assigned to a landlocked site.

@@radagastwizthey’re all got lulled in with promises of “David”

But marines are just wet soldiers anyway. The most overrated arm of the DOD.

@@radagastwizApparently, they do quite a bit of stuff out of the water

The Navy Seabees are the Navy's Construction Group so they are land sailors. I should know since I was one of them. Never set foot on a boat.

The same president that charged the Secret Service more than double the usual prices for accompanying him to Golf?

You'd think people would reconsider voting for a president who is abusing his position so blatantly for enriching himself... I mean, if nothing else people should feel offended by the brazen openness of it and the lack of subtlety...

​​@@Bird_Dog00people feel like pretty much every elected official is going to blatantly abuse their power to enrich themselves, and apparently many of them find it refreshing to be stabbed from the front instead of in the back.

The same president that refused to take a salary? Yep! Ohh and American tax payers foot the bill no matter where it is at.

​@@Bird_Dog00 the last one we elected obviously accepted bribes through his son

The marines are technically part of the Navy

Canada here, would you please stop that already! Please!

​@@flightmaster9999 out of 10 doctors agree nuking Canada helps with depression

​@@flightmaster999nevada got tired, you're next

@@toasterhavingabath6980Screw this, I'm moving to Russia... oh wait.

I bet the armour was bricks.

Sounds about right for the Marine Corps.

The British do more invisible security, when the King goes for a walk, his route is swept in advance to check for any hidden bombs and the like, and there's security at both ends of the trail, not all that far from him at any time, but they don't interfere with public access as long as you're not there to cause trouble, and don't really keep him in their eyesight continuously. He's alone and approachable, but not unprotected.

I honestly wonder this about every high level government job, and how miraculously there are not more confidential information leaks - how can you work with all this absurd information for many many years of your life and never think once “wait, maybe torturing people and drone sniping civilians is bad? Maybe we shouldn’t do all this to protect someone who does not have anybody’s interest at heart? Maybe I should do something about that?”, yet it’s always “Nah, i’ll just get my paycheck and go home to my family that never sees me because i’m always off managing the destruction of people’s livelihoods”. I work in a financial industry for a few years and i’m very close to leaking trader secrets to expose several businesses of their fucked up nature, however that information is already out there and nobody cares unfortunately since it’s just a fact of life we deal with on a daily basis.

​@@Artyomiyeah you basically answered it. Even if they could do something or had something valuable to expose, it would most certainly just be rolled back by your replacement. And most likely the population would not be roused to action by your sacrifice (everyone already knows the government is corrupt as heck) So when faced with arrest and losing everything for most likely nothing, people understandably shut up and take the money. It's a shame though, because that calculus is why our world sucks now

It's totally reasonable to spend billions of dollars protecting a single man, despite there being precedent that if he were to get whacked he could easily be replaced without much of a fuss and the fact that he is in that position willingly. Right?

@@Artyomiand that's precisely why you don't have Yankee White clearance...

Some people just want a powerful position and don't care about the bad shit if they aren't doing it themselves, then they enjoy doing that bad shit. There's often probably some level of nationalism too, but that's usually not the main reason the goverment officials want to be in their positions since they could serve the country in 1000s of other ways

Summit lake? Me too lol

I assume the photographer is there for various official snapshots on all occasions, but also technically has the specific duty of joining the helicopter crash team.

If you're curious, trashing Hagerstown as a redneck-y place is something Marylanders, specifically, are wont to do. We Virginians have a lot of Appalachia in our state, so places like Winchester (a close analogue of Hagerstown) don't get the same hate. But Maryland has only a tiny sliver of Appalachia with a correspondingly small impact on state identity, so when the snobby urbanites from Silver Spring and Ellicott City put down their Old Bay-seasoned blue crabs long enough to go west, they can't believe Hagerstown is part of their state.

Shit, as someone who lives in Hagerstown, I approve the trashing of Hagerstown lol

Nah, DC is worse.

I don't think it is, as leaves could hide IEDs or other lethal devices, so they remove the leaves, make sure there are no bombs, and put the leaves back.

No it's wasn't

wtf how many summer camps are in that town? There's a jewish summer camp, and a summer camp for disabled people that literally fit this exact description.

That last is such a mood as someone with autism

Hope you enjoyed your stay here in one of the hottest states in the country, LOL!!!

I am sure that was not fun