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Monday, June 29, 2020

Trump signs executive order to protect monuments after calling for arrests in statue-removal attempt outside White House

President Donald Trump signed an executive order Friday to protect monuments, memorials and statues facing new scrutiny amid fresh debate over the nation’s racist beginnings.

Trump had promised to take action earlier this week after police thwarted an attempt by protesters to pull down a statue of Andrew Jackson in a park across from the White House.
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7 comments:

  1. It's about damn time. No one asked the rest of us (as in the 99%) whether WE were ready to crap all over our combined history, yet LEO stood by and let it happen. If the attitude toward the riots and looting had been a bit more forceful (as in shooting a couple of them), this shit would have stopped in a heartbeat.
    This activity didn't begin on its' own. Time for the FBI/ATF, etc. to follow the money, freeze it, and take the organizers to justice.

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    1. That's what I said from day one start shooting the rioters and looters
      Just remember your elected Democrat representatives choose rioters and looters over their law abiding citizens

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  2. Why? Isn't defacement and destruction of public property already illegal?

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    1. Give me the authority, and a free hand, and within two days, I will have a dozen people on at least on site, locked and loaded,and ready to defend the history of a country with a varied history, but a history worth preserving, to teach our newest generations the truth, and help them to avoid this crap going on right now,with liberals trying to sanitize our past.

      pigpen51

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  4. Those people were certain nothing would happen to them because they were "on the right side of history." And, speaking of history, the Associated Press writer emotes: "On June 19, or Juneteenth, the day marking the end of slavery in the United States..." Jeezus. That is one of those things stated and restated so many times this year, next year it will be a historical fact.

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    1. It will be announced during "Black History Month" in 2021.

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