Je, Tanzania ipo sababu ya kuwa na Designated Survivor?

WilsonKaisary · Jun 16, 2020

Iselamagazi said:
Hii kitu ilishawahi tokea au ni mambo ya kufikirika? Toa mfano.

Kwa hiyo mpaka itokee?

massaiboi · Jun 16, 2020

Tusiwe tunaiga kila kitu, vitu vingine tuwaachie wazungu kama tulivyofanya kwenye issue ya corona.
Hii ya designated survivor wanaitumia US kwa kuhofia kushambuliwa na maadui zao na nchi kukosa kiongozi wa dharura, sasa TZ tuna adui gani wakutufanya tusumbuke na madesignated survivor. Hata wakifa wote kama unavyofikiria itachukua few hours kwa nchi kuwa na uongozi wa dharura.

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Sniper · Jun 16, 2020

Movie zinakuharibu.

LadyRed · Jun 17, 2020

wilson kaiser senior said:
Mpumbavu wewe, do research ndio uongee.*****. hao Ni designated survivor wa Marekani.
==List of designated survivors==

Date Occasion Designee Position Notes
February 18, 1981 Presidential Address to Joint Session of Congress[2] Terrel Bell Secretary of Education [3]
January 25, 1984 State of the Union Samuel Pierce Secretary of Housing and Urban Development [4][5][6][7]
January 21, 1985 Presidential Inauguration Margaret Heckler Secretary of Health and Human Services [8]
February 6, 1985 State of the Union Malcolm Baldrige Secretary of Commerce [4][5][7][9]
February 4, 1986 State of the Union John Block Secretary of Agriculture [4][5][7][10]
January 27, 1987 State of the Union Richard Lyng Secretary of Agriculture [4][5][7][11]
January 25, 1988 State of the Union Donald Hodel Secretary of the Interior [4][3][5][7]
February 9, 1989 Presidential Address to Joint Session of Congress[2] Lauro Cavazos Secretary of Education [citation needed]
January 31, 1990 State of the Union Edward J. Derwinski Secretary of Veterans Affairs [4][5][7][12]
January 29, 1991 State of the Union Manuel Lujan Secretary of the Interior [4][5][7][13]
January 28, 1992 State of the Union Ed Madigan Secretary of Agriculture [4][5][7]
February 17, 1993 Presidential Address to Joint Session of Congress[2] Bruce Babbitt Secretary of the Interior [4][5][7]
January 25, 1994 State of the Union Mike Espy Secretary of Agriculture [4][5][7]
January 24, 1995 State of the Union Federico Peña Secretary of Transportation [4][5][7]
January 23, 1996 State of the Union Donna Shalala Secretary of Health and Human Services [4][5][7][14]
February 4, 1997 State of the Union Dan Glickman Secretary of Agriculture [4][5][7][15]
January 27, 1998 State of the Union William Daley Secretary of Commerce [4][5][7]
January 19, 1999 State of the Union Andrew Cuomo Secretary of Housing and Urban Development [4][5][7][16]
January 27, 2000 State of the Union Bill Richardson Secretary of Energy [4][5][7][17]
February 27, 2001 Presidential Address to Joint Session of Congress[2] Anthony Principi Secretary of Veterans Affairs [4][5][7]
September 20, 2001 Presidential Address to Joint Session of Congress
(following the September 11 attacks) Dick Cheney Vice President [4][18]
Tommy Thompson Secretary of Health and Human Services
January 29, 2002 State of the Union Gale Norton Secretary of the Interior [5][7][19]
January 28, 2003 State of the Union John Ashcroft Attorney General [4][5][7][20]
Norman Mineta Secretary of Transportation
January 20, 2004 State of the Union Donald Evans Secretary of Commerce [4][5][7][21]
January 20, 2005 Presidential Inauguration Gale Norton Secretary of the Interior [22][23]
February 2, 2005 State of the Union Donald Evans Secretary of Commerce [4][5][7][24][25]
Ted Stevens (R-AK) President pro tempore of the Senate
January 31, 2006 State of the Union Jim Nicholson Secretary of Veterans Affairs [4][5][7][24][26]
Ted Stevens (R-AK) President pro tempore of the Senate
January 23, 2007 State of the Union Alberto Gonzales Attorney General [4][5][7][24][27]
January 28, 2008 State of the Union Dirk Kempthorne Secretary of the Interior [4][5][7][28]
January 20, 2009 Presidential Inauguration Robert Gates Secretary of Defense [29][30]
February 24, 2009 Presidential Address to Joint Session of Congress[2] Eric Holder Attorney General [4][5][7][31]
September 9, 2009 Presidential Address to Joint Session of Congress
(Health Care Speech to Congress) Steven Chu Secretary of Energy [32]
January 27, 2010 State of the Union Shaun Donovan Secretary of Housing and Urban Development [5][7]
January 25, 2011 State of the Union Ken Salazar Secretary of the Interior [5][7][33]
January 24, 2012 State of the Union Tom Vilsack Secretary of Agriculture [5][7][34]
January 21, 2013 Presidential Inauguration Eric Shinseki Secretary of Veterans Affairs [35]
February 12, 2013 State of the Union Steven Chu Secretary of Energy [7]
January 28, 2014 State of the Union Ernest Moniz Secretary of Energy [36][37]
January 20, 2015 State of the Union Anthony Foxx Secretary of Transportation [38][39]
January 12, 2016 State of the Union Orrin Hatch (R-UT) President pro tempore of the Senate [40]
Jeh Johnson Secretary of Homeland Security [41]
January 20, 2017 Presidential Inauguration Orrin Hatch (R-UT) President pro tempore of the Senate [42]
Jeh Johnson Secretary of Homeland Security [43]
February 28, 2017 Presidential Address to Joint Session of Congress[2] David Shulkin Secretary of Veterans Affairs [44][45][46]
January 30, 2018 State of the Union Sonny Perdue Secretary of Agriculture [47]
February 5, 2019 State of the Union Rick Perry Secretary of Energy [48]
February 4, 2020 State of the Union David Bernhardt Secretary of the Interior

Mbona umepanic sana?!
Povu lote la nini?
DS hadi ufanye research.?its a well known concept
Ficha ujinga wako

WilsonKaisary · Jun 17, 2020

LadyRed said:
Mbona umepanic sana?!
Povu lote la nini?
DS hadi ufanye research.?its a well known concept
Ficha ujinga wako

Fuatilia from the beginning ili ujue why alitakiwa kujibiwa hivyo.

chuma cha reli · Jun 17, 2020

Kila mtu timu ishinde mechi zake

A Father · Sep 8, 2021

Jibu lilipatikana March 19, 2021.

Je, Tanzania ipo sababu ya kuwa na Designated Survivor?

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A Father

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Date	Occasion	Designee	Position	Notes
February 18, 1981	Presidential Address to Joint Session of Congress[2]	Terrel Bell	Secretary of Education	[3]
January 25, 1984	State of the Union	Samuel Pierce	Secretary of Housing and Urban Development	[4][5][6][7]
January 21, 1985	Presidential Inauguration	Margaret Heckler	Secretary of Health and Human Services	[8]
February 6, 1985	State of the Union	Malcolm Baldrige	Secretary of Commerce	[4][5][7][9]
February 4, 1986	State of the Union	John Block	Secretary of Agriculture	[4][5][7][10]
January 27, 1987	State of the Union	Richard Lyng	Secretary of Agriculture	[4][5][7][11]
January 25, 1988	State of the Union	Donald Hodel	Secretary of the Interior	[4][3][5][7]
February 9, 1989	Presidential Address to Joint Session of Congress[2]	Lauro Cavazos	Secretary of Education	[citation needed]
January 31, 1990	State of the Union	Edward J. Derwinski	Secretary of Veterans Affairs	[4][5][7][12]
January 29, 1991	State of the Union	Manuel Lujan	Secretary of the Interior	[4][5][7][13]
January 28, 1992	State of the Union	Ed Madigan	Secretary of Agriculture	[4][5][7]
February 17, 1993	Presidential Address to Joint Session of Congress[2]	Bruce Babbitt	Secretary of the Interior	[4][5][7]
January 25, 1994	State of the Union	Mike Espy	Secretary of Agriculture	[4][5][7]
January 24, 1995	State of the Union	Federico Peña	Secretary of Transportation	[4][5][7]
January 23, 1996	State of the Union	Donna Shalala	Secretary of Health and Human Services	[4][5][7][14]
February 4, 1997	State of the Union	Dan Glickman	Secretary of Agriculture	[4][5][7][15]
January 27, 1998	State of the Union	William Daley	Secretary of Commerce	[4][5][7]
January 19, 1999	State of the Union	Andrew Cuomo	Secretary of Housing and Urban Development	[4][5][7][16]
January 27, 2000	State of the Union	Bill Richardson	Secretary of Energy	[4][5][7][17]
February 27, 2001	Presidential Address to Joint Session of Congress[2]	Anthony Principi	Secretary of Veterans Affairs	[4][5][7]
September 20, 2001	Presidential Address to Joint Session of Congress (following the September 11 attacks)	Dick Cheney	Vice President	[4][18]
Tommy Thompson	Secretary of Health and Human Services
January 29, 2002	State of the Union	Gale Norton	Secretary of the Interior	[5][7][19]
January 28, 2003	State of the Union	John Ashcroft	Attorney General	[4][5][7][20]
Norman Mineta	Secretary of Transportation
January 20, 2004	State of the Union	Donald Evans	Secretary of Commerce	[4][5][7][21]
January 20, 2005	Presidential Inauguration	Gale Norton	Secretary of the Interior	[22][23]
February 2, 2005	State of the Union	Donald Evans	Secretary of Commerce	[4][5][7][24][25]
Ted Stevens (R-AK)	President pro tempore of the Senate
January 31, 2006	State of the Union	Jim Nicholson	Secretary of Veterans Affairs	[4][5][7][24][26]
Ted Stevens (R-AK)	President pro tempore of the Senate
January 23, 2007	State of the Union	Alberto Gonzales	Attorney General	[4][5][7][24][27]
January 28, 2008	State of the Union	Dirk Kempthorne	Secretary of the Interior	[4][5][7][28]
January 20, 2009	Presidential Inauguration	Robert Gates	Secretary of Defense	[29][30]
February 24, 2009	Presidential Address to Joint Session of Congress[2]	Eric Holder	Attorney General	[4][5][7][31]
September 9, 2009	Presidential Address to Joint Session of Congress (Health Care Speech to Congress)	Steven Chu	Secretary of Energy	[32]
January 27, 2010	State of the Union	Shaun Donovan	Secretary of Housing and Urban Development	[5][7]
January 25, 2011	State of the Union	Ken Salazar	Secretary of the Interior	[5][7][33]
January 24, 2012	State of the Union	Tom Vilsack	Secretary of Agriculture	[5][7][34]
January 21, 2013	Presidential Inauguration	Eric Shinseki	Secretary of Veterans Affairs	[35]
February 12, 2013	State of the Union	Steven Chu	Secretary of Energy	[7]
January 28, 2014	State of the Union	Ernest Moniz	Secretary of Energy	[36][37]
January 20, 2015	State of the Union	Anthony Foxx	Secretary of Transportation	[38][39]
January 12, 2016	State of the Union	Orrin Hatch (R-UT)	President pro tempore of the Senate	[40]
Jeh Johnson	Secretary of Homeland Security	[41]
January 20, 2017	Presidential Inauguration	Orrin Hatch (R-UT)	President pro tempore of the Senate	[42]
Jeh Johnson	Secretary of Homeland Security	[43]
February 28, 2017	Presidential Address to Joint Session of Congress[2]	David Shulkin	Secretary of Veterans Affairs	[44][45][46]
January 30, 2018	State of the Union	Sonny Perdue	Secretary of Agriculture	[47]
February 5, 2019	State of the Union	Rick Perry	Secretary of Energy	[48]
February 4, 2020	State of the Union	David Bernhardt	Secretary of the Interior