foreverandaday

Is the Solarium and pool on Solstice open 24/7.

Such a statement should be queestioned. How to you know how much we know? and how mmany of us know how much? we are not supposed to give policital viiews here, according to CC rules. I fyou don't care to vistit, America, entirely your choice.......... dont'. :)

 

Does one value money, loss of business more than efforts to protect against terrorist atttacks in any way possible? there is no sure way to keep us safe from all terror attacks but as we apporeach April, ggain, we near the anannivversary of trhe Patriots Day Marthon bombings s, inVboston. people have suffered so terrbly ffrom horrid injjuries, loss of limbs and there sere deaths. I thhink most rational people would gladly give up rrestaurarant revnue, hotel rservations s in effort to make Ameicaa as safe as we can. i is thatg not the majjorr role of the government of all coungtries? The mostt IMPORTANT to to keep their coungtry andD CITIZENS SAFE IN AS MUCH AS IS POSSIB LE.

US gun control

1,000 mass shootings in 1,260 days: this is what America's gun crisis looks like

Sunday’s attack on the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida was the deadliest mass shooting in American history – but there were five other mass shootings in the US during that weekend alone.

“We have a pattern now of mass shootings in this country that has no parallel anywhere else in the world,” Barack Obama said after the San Bernardino attack in December 2015.

Data compiled by the Gun Violence Archive reveals a shocking human toll: there is a mass shooting – defined as four or more people shot in one incident, not including the shooter – on five out of every six days, on average. (Updated on 13 June 2016)

US mass shootings becoming more frequent – and more deadly

This is the crux of the matter.

If every terrorist was stopped from entering the USA, would that be the end to all these senseless deaths?

Is it like baseball? You know, ... 3 strikes and your out!

Does Trump play Baseball?

Any future trips to Europe will be made via the Far East. Even the Middle East is preferable to a stop over or refuelling in USA, as it is at the moment.

Isn't there a restriction n banning the ability to vote if a convicted felon? Or has that changed?

OMG! are you saying that 45% of Americans could be convicted felons?

Wrong as usual :rolleyes:

 

individuals who are PERMANENT RESIDENT ALIENS, aka "Green Card" holders, are absolutely affected by this knee-jerk, goose-stepping pronouncement. The Federal Judge in Brooklyn just temporarily issued a stay for parts of this thoroughly wrong-headed Executive Order, but knowing how well the government communicates, Trump himself said that Green Card holders were subject to his ban and their re-entry would be considered on a case-by-case basis.

 

There is a thread on the board from a CCer who just cancelled their cruise because he/she was counseled to not leave the country because of their status. If I were that person, I'd send the bill to Trump :mad:

I spent months watching the US of A election. I am still in a state of shock!

Until somebody finds a 'legal' way to rid us all of this megalomaniac, I shall avoid any chance of setting foot on American soil.

Is it true only 45% of the population voted?

Corkscrew???

Over 12 years since I used one of those.

I drink beautifully crafted wine that has been sealed with a screw cap. This has removed the panic, experienced in the distant past, of frantically searching for a Corkscrew and resorting to all manner of thing in order to remove the darn cork!:o

Many thanks to you all for your replies. It's not that we drink so much in the stateroom, it's more a case of having the choice.

I read somewhere that the minibar was emptied of initial stock to provide room for the guest's beverages. I understand that you can bring one bottle of wine of your own choice (pay corkage) and keep it in your stateroom.

Must admit on our last cruise in Dec 16, we filled the fridge with water.

Cool, cool water😕😑

Can anyone advise me if the Premium Beverage Package covers bottles of wine delivered to our stateroom?