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| − | '''Quentinian Joint Executive-Militant Protocol 134''', commonly referred to as '''PICKLE (President-in-Crisis Command Litigation Emendation)''', is a [[Joint Executive-Militant Protocol]] of the [[United States of Quentin]] federal government that establishes a procedural protocol in situations where the [[President of the USQ|President]] is not physically, mentally, or emotionally able to make decisions on nuclear weapons deployment. The protocol establishes that if the President is unable or not mentally stable enough to make decisions on the deployment of nuclear weapons, the [[Cupboard]] or certain members of the military should intervene and relieve the President of his duties. The protocol adds on to the [[ | + | '''Quentinian Joint Executive-Militant Protocol 134''', commonly referred to as '''PICKLE (President-in-Crisis Command Litigation Emendation)''', is a [[Joint Executive-Militant Protocol]] of the [[United States of Quentin]] federal government that establishes a procedural protocol in situations where the [[President of the USQ|President]] is not physically, mentally, or emotionally able to make decisions on nuclear weapons deployment. The protocol establishes that if the President is unable or not mentally stable enough to make decisions on the deployment of nuclear weapons, the [[Cupboard]] or certain members of the military should intervene and relieve the President of his duties. The protocol adds on to the [[Twenty-Third Amendment to the United States of Quentin Constitution|16th Amendment]] to the [[Constitution of the United States of Quentin|Constitution]], which establishes the procedure for launching nuclear weapons, and was approved in 1997. |
Revision as of 12:58, 16 April 2020
Quentinian Joint Executive-Militant Protocol 134, commonly referred to as PICKLE (President-in-Crisis Command Litigation Emendation), is a Joint Executive-Militant Protocol of the United States of Quentin federal government that establishes a procedural protocol in situations where the President is not physically, mentally, or emotionally able to make decisions on nuclear weapons deployment. The protocol establishes that if the President is unable or not mentally stable enough to make decisions on the deployment of nuclear weapons, the Cupboard or certain members of the military should intervene and relieve the President of his duties. The protocol adds on to the 16th Amendment to the Constitution, which establishes the procedure for launching nuclear weapons, and was approved in 1997.
