President Trump on Friday ordered the removal of White House peace vigilance, which ended the 44 -year protest against the country’s nuclear weapons and war.
A reporter informed the chairman of the ongoing protest-now a group of volunteers, run by Philipos Melaku-Ballo and wandering in the oval office on Friday described a long-standing tent as “eye scatcision” for visitors supported by “radical leftists”.
Trump told the employees inside the White House, “I did not know to take it down. Take it down today.”
The President has promised to erase homeless snails in Washington, DC in an attempt to clean the roads before the 250th anniversary of the country’s founder.
The untoward residents have faced a herd of police officers and National Guard soldiers in recent weeks who have detained them to sleep outside.
However, peace in Lafet Park is out as a permanent stake for vigilance -free speech and is widely known as the longest continuous act of political opposition in American history.
Activist William Thomas pushed forward a free permanent structure parallel to the North lawn in June 1981, where dignitaries and world leaders arrived for discussion and dissatisfaction.
As the years flew, Thomas remained in front of the White House and worked honestly at the station through seven presidents and various wars till his death in 2016.
Melaku-Ballo then handled the site with hung signals, which “ban all nuclear weapons or is a good holocaust day” and “Bomb alive, bomb die”, which everyone remembers as a memory of their push for peace, as a memory of their push for peace, which pass by, as a memory of their blows. Washington Post reported,
Over the years, Tent has attracted the attention of Congress members who have supported or condemned the collective mission of White House peace vigilance.
Dale. Ellenor Holmes Norton (DD.C.) was inspired by protesters and Repeatedly introduced Eradication and conversion of nuclear weapons from the group.
This law will redirect funds for other reasons for nuclear weapons, such as climate crisis, and human and infrastructure needs, such as housing and health care.
Norton has said that it will help re -establish the “moral leadership in the world” in the country.
While he was railing behind the protesters, rape. Jeff Van Drew (RN.J.) has advocated a rapid removal, citing “public safety threats”, citing “public safety threats” in addition to “beauty and historical decline”.
“No group should be above the law, and the constant allowance of this permanent business sends wrong messages to the Americans who follow the law,” van draw It is written in a letter The internal secretary Dag Bergam received by the post.
He said, “This is not about stopping the protest. It is about maintaining the rule of law, which preserves one of the most prestigious public places in the US, and ends a dual standard that is making fun of the two,” he said.
However, Norton told The Post that the protesters are within their right to gather peacefully outside the White House on public property.
Norton said in the statement, “The first amendment protects peaceful protests, even when they are seen as ugly or uncomfortable, and even when they are in front of the White House.”
“Peace vigilance is standing in front of the White House for more than 30 years, its organizers are engaged in royal activity at a very personal cost. If the representative van Drew claims that vigilance was valid to public safety threats, it would have been removed long ago.”
