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Robert E. Lee oli kyllä melko kiinnostava hahmo, mutta ehkä noita etelävaltioiden sotasankareita esittäviä patsaita silti tarttis pitää liiemmin framilla.

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Trump Says if Robert E. Lee Were in Charge of Afghan War, It Would Have Ended in 'Victory'

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Trump Says if Robert E. Lee Were in Charge of Afghan War, It Would Have Ended in 'Victory'
BY ANDRE J. ELLINGTON ON 9/8/21 AT 9:07 PM EDT
01:31What To Know About Capitol Officers' Lawsuit Against Trump Over Jan. 6 Riot
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DONALD TRUMP
ROBERT E. LEE
JOE BIDEN
AFGHANISTAN

Former President Donald Trump has issued a press statement regarding the removal of the Robert E. Lee statue in Richmond, Virginia.

On Wednesday, Trump started off the statement by stating that he watched as a "massive crane took down the magnificent and very famous statue of 'Robert E. Lee On His Horse' in Richmond, Virginia. It has long been recognized as a beautiful piece of bronze sculpture."

Trump then said that he's offended due to the statue "being cut into three pieces" and thrown into storage "prior to its complete desecration."

Trump went on to praise Lee, calling him "the greatest strategist of them all." He also mentioned that Lee should be remembered as "perhaps the greatest unifying force after the war was over."

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Trump ended his statements by saying that "our culture is being destroyed and our history and heritage, both good and bad, are being extinguished by the Radical Left." He closed by saying that if we had Robert E. Lee leading our troops in Afghanistan, then "that disaster would have ended in a complete and total victory many years ago."

Donald Trump
On September 8, 2021, former President Donald Trump issued a press statement regarding the removal of the Robert E. Lee statue in Richmond, Virginia. In the picture above, Trump spoke during the "Rally To Protect Our Elections" conference on July 24, 2021 in Phoenix, Arizona.
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The former president has been critical of President Joe Biden's process regarding the extraction of American soldiers from Afghanistan after Taliban soldiers seized control of Afghanistan on August 15, following the withdrawal of U.S. troops.

"Biden's botched exit from Afghanistan is the most astonishing display of gross incompetence by a nation's leader, perhaps at any time," Trump said at a rally in Alabama in August of 2021.

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On August 26, 13 members of the U.S. service and nearly 60 Afghanistan civilians were killed during a bombing attack outside of Kabul's airport, according to the Pentagon and Afghanistan's Ministry of Public Health.

August 31 marked the end of the Afghanistan war which was the longest war in U.S. history.

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The Largest Confederate Memorial in U.S. To Stay As Lee Statue Removed
After the death of George Floyd in 2020, nationwide protests erupted which prompted a call-to-action regarding racial injustice, including the removal of Confederate statues across the U.S., including the U.S. Capitol.

On September 2, the Virginia Supreme Court ruled that the statute of the Confederate general can be removed—a move that Attorney General Mark Herring supported.

"Today is a historic day in Virginia," said Herring in a press statement on September 2. "Today, we turn the page to a new chapter in our Commonwealth's history—one of growth, openness, healing, and hope."

As the statue was being removed on Wednesday, a crowd gathered and started chanting, "Hey hey hey, goodbye!"

Newsweek has reached out to Trump for further comments.

[Jesse Python]

Trump Says if Robert E. Lee Were in Charge of Afghan War, It Would Have Ended in 'Victory'

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Trump Says if Robert E. Lee Were in Charge of Afghan War, It Would Have Ended in 'Victory'
BY ANDRE J. ELLINGTON ON 9/8/21 AT 9:07 PM EDT
01:31What To Know About Capitol Officers' Lawsuit Against Trump Over Jan. 6 Riot
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DONALD TRUMP
ROBERT E. LEE
JOE BIDEN
AFGHANISTAN

Former President Donald Trump has issued a press statement regarding the removal of the Robert E. Lee statue in Richmond, Virginia.

On Wednesday, Trump started off the statement by stating that he watched as a "massive crane took down the magnificent and very famous statue of 'Robert E. Lee On His Horse' in Richmond, Virginia. It has long been recognized as a beautiful piece of bronze sculpture."

Trump then said that he's offended due to the statue "being cut into three pieces" and thrown into storage "prior to its complete desecration."

Trump went on to praise Lee, calling him "the greatest strategist of them all." He also mentioned that Lee should be remembered as "perhaps the greatest unifying force after the war was over."

NEWSWEEK NEWSLETTER SIGN-UP >
Trump ended his statements by saying that "our culture is being destroyed and our history and heritage, both good and bad, are being extinguished by the Radical Left." He closed by saying that if we had Robert E. Lee leading our troops in Afghanistan, then "that disaster would have ended in a complete and total victory many years ago."

Donald Trump
On September 8, 2021, former President Donald Trump issued a press statement regarding the removal of the Robert E. Lee statue in Richmond, Virginia. In the picture above, Trump spoke during the "Rally To Protect Our Elections" conference on July 24, 2021 in Phoenix, Arizona.
GETTY IMAGES
The former president has been critical of President Joe Biden's process regarding the extraction of American soldiers from Afghanistan after Taliban soldiers seized control of Afghanistan on August 15, following the withdrawal of U.S. troops.

"Biden's botched exit from Afghanistan is the most astonishing display of gross incompetence by a nation's leader, perhaps at any time," Trump said at a rally in Alabama in August of 2021.

NEWSWEEK SUBSCRIPTION OFFERS >
On August 26, 13 members of the U.S. service and nearly 60 Afghanistan civilians were killed during a bombing attack outside of Kabul's airport, according to the Pentagon and Afghanistan's Ministry of Public Health.

August 31 marked the end of the Afghanistan war which was the longest war in U.S. history.

READ MORE
Crowd Cheers as Robert E. Lee Statue Removed: 'Hey Hey Hey, Goodbye!'
Police Ban Use of Drones Around Robert E. Lee Statue Ahead of Removal
The Largest Confederate Memorial in U.S. To Stay As Lee Statue Removed
After the death of George Floyd in 2020, nationwide protests erupted which prompted a call-to-action regarding racial injustice, including the removal of Confederate statues across the U.S., including the U.S. Capitol.

On September 2, the Virginia Supreme Court ruled that the statute of the Confederate general can be removed—a move that Attorney General Mark Herring supported.

"Today is a historic day in Virginia," said Herring in a press statement on September 2. "Today, we turn the page to a new chapter in our Commonwealth's history—one of growth, openness, healing, and hope."

As the statue was being removed on Wednesday, a crowd gathered and started chanting, "Hey hey hey, goodbye!"

Newsweek has reached out to Trump for further comments.

Sehän hävis jenkeille

[Roge Moore]

Trump Says if Robert E. Lee Were in Charge of Afghan War, It Would Have Ended in 'Victory'

Spoiler:

Trump Says if Robert E. Lee Were in Charge of Afghan War, It Would Have Ended in 'Victory'
BY ANDRE J. ELLINGTON ON 9/8/21 AT 9:07 PM EDT
01:31What To Know About Capitol Officers' Lawsuit Against Trump Over Jan. 6 Riot
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U.S.
DONALD TRUMP
ROBERT E. LEE
JOE BIDEN
AFGHANISTAN

Former President Donald Trump has issued a press statement regarding the removal of the Robert E. Lee statue in Richmond, Virginia.

On Wednesday, Trump started off the statement by stating that he watched as a "massive crane took down the magnificent and very famous statue of 'Robert E. Lee On His Horse' in Richmond, Virginia. It has long been recognized as a beautiful piece of bronze sculpture."

Trump then said that he's offended due to the statue "being cut into three pieces" and thrown into storage "prior to its complete desecration."

Trump went on to praise Lee, calling him "the greatest strategist of them all." He also mentioned that Lee should be remembered as "perhaps the greatest unifying force after the war was over."

NEWSWEEK NEWSLETTER SIGN-UP >
Trump ended his statements by saying that "our culture is being destroyed and our history and heritage, both good and bad, are being extinguished by the Radical Left." He closed by saying that if we had Robert E. Lee leading our troops in Afghanistan, then "that disaster would have ended in a complete and total victory many years ago."

Donald Trump
On September 8, 2021, former President Donald Trump issued a press statement regarding the removal of the Robert E. Lee statue in Richmond, Virginia. In the picture above, Trump spoke during the "Rally To Protect Our Elections" conference on July 24, 2021 in Phoenix, Arizona.
GETTY IMAGES
The former president has been critical of President Joe Biden's process regarding the extraction of American soldiers from Afghanistan after Taliban soldiers seized control of Afghanistan on August 15, following the withdrawal of U.S. troops.

"Biden's botched exit from Afghanistan is the most astonishing display of gross incompetence by a nation's leader, perhaps at any time," Trump said at a rally in Alabama in August of 2021.

NEWSWEEK SUBSCRIPTION OFFERS >
On August 26, 13 members of the U.S. service and nearly 60 Afghanistan civilians were killed during a bombing attack outside of Kabul's airport, according to the Pentagon and Afghanistan's Ministry of Public Health.

August 31 marked the end of the Afghanistan war which was the longest war in U.S. history.

READ MORE
Crowd Cheers as Robert E. Lee Statue Removed: 'Hey Hey Hey, Goodbye!'
Police Ban Use of Drones Around Robert E. Lee Statue Ahead of Removal
The Largest Confederate Memorial in U.S. To Stay As Lee Statue Removed
After the death of George Floyd in 2020, nationwide protests erupted which prompted a call-to-action regarding racial injustice, including the removal of Confederate statues across the U.S., including the U.S. Capitol.

On September 2, the Virginia Supreme Court ruled that the statute of the Confederate general can be removed—a move that Attorney General Mark Herring supported.

"Today is a historic day in Virginia," said Herring in a press statement on September 2. "Today, we turn the page to a new chapter in our Commonwealth's history—one of growth, openness, healing, and hope."

As the statue was being removed on Wednesday, a crowd gathered and started chanting, "Hey hey hey, goodbye!"

Newsweek has reached out to Trump for further comments.

Sehän hävis jenkeille

Ehkä tos just siks lukee 'victory'..

[kohta alkavat aikamoiset setit]

Newsweek has reached out to Trump for further comments.

Y tho

[Ingmar Bergmanin kuolema]

Jos luulee että mauttomammaksi ei voi mennä niin

...


That's right: Trump -- alongside his eldest son, Don Jr. -- will be spending the night of September 11 offering commentary on a bout featuring an over-the-hill boxer -- Holyfield is 58! -- on something called Fite (not a typo) TV.

"I love great fighters and great fights," Trump said in announcing his plans for Saturday night. "I look forward to seeing both this Saturday night and sharing my thoughts ringside. You won't want to miss this special event."
...
https://edition.cnn.com/2021/09/08/poli ... index.html

[Kaha Junkkunen]

Jos luulee että mauttomammaksi ei voi mennä niin

...


That's right: Trump -- alongside his eldest son, Don Jr. -- will be spending the night of September 11 offering commentary on a bout featuring an over-the-hill boxer -- Holyfield is 58! -- on something called Fite (not a typo) TV.

"I love great fighters and great fights," Trump said in announcing his plans for Saturday night. "I look forward to seeing both this Saturday night and sharing my thoughts ringside. You won't want to miss this special event."
...
https://edition.cnn.com/2021/09/08/poli ... index.html

Sweet. Obama on ex-presidenttinä miljoonaliksaa vetävä puhuja ja kirjailija, Trump kommentoi jämänyrkkeilymatseja. Jokainen lahjojensa mukaan.

[New York Mayo]

Sweet. Obama on ex-presidenttinä miljoonaliksaa vetävä puhuja ja kirjailija, Trump kommentoi jämänyrkkeilymatseja. Jokainen lahjojensa mukaan.

Onhan sillä vähän muitakin rautoja tulessa. https://www.obama.org/the-center/

[Lana Ctrl-Alt-Del Rey]

Eiks dolan kans suunnitellut kaikkien aikojen suurinta presidentiilistä kirjastoa? Sisällöks varmaan tweetit printattuna kun kaikki muu kommunikointi on hävitetty rikosoikeudellisten seuraamusten pelossa.

[Kaha Junkkunen]

Eiks dolan kans suunnitellut kaikkien aikojen suurinta presidentiilistä kirjastoa? Sisällöks varmaan tweetit printattuna kun kaikki muu kommunikointi on hävitetty rikosoikeudellisten seuraamusten pelossa.

Kirjaston sisältönä 500 000 kpl The Art of the Dealia (jotka liittovaltio kustantaa tottakai)

[Donkey Angler]

Jos luulee että mauttomammaksi ei voi mennä niin

...


That's right: Trump -- alongside his eldest son, Don Jr. -- will be spending the night of September 11 offering commentary on a bout featuring an over-the-hill boxer -- Holyfield is 58! -- on something called Fite (not a typo) TV.

"I love great fighters and great fights," Trump said in announcing his plans for Saturday night. "I look forward to seeing both this Saturday night and sharing my thoughts ringside. You won't want to miss this special event."
...
https://edition.cnn.com/2021/09/08/poli ... index.html

Sweet. Obama on ex-presidenttinä miljoonaliksaa vetävä puhuja ja kirjailija, Trump kommentoi jämänyrkkeilymatseja. Jokainen lahjojensa mukaan.

WTC iskujen 20-vuotispäivä ja ukko samana iltana kommentoimassa nyrkkeilyä, classy. Toki luultavasti paljon parempi näin.

[Hyödytön idiootti]

Tulin vain kertomaan, että olin jo unohtanut tämän pellen, mutta Spike Leen NYC Epicenters 9/11 → 2021 ½ dokkarin kaksi ekaa osaa muistutti kuinka sekava ja säälittävä pelle tämä vitun Agent Orange oli/on.

[Spandau Mullet]

TIL: QAnon/MAGA-jengin selitys Trumpin rokotesuosituksille on se, että Dolan sai todellisuudessa toisen rokotteen, joka on tehty hydroksiklorokiinista ja matolääkkeestä Not sure if not parody, mutta eihän näiltä mikään enää yllättäisi.



Kai tämä olisi tuonne rokotehörhötopikkiinkin sopinut mutta näillä nyt mennään.

[Jesse Python]

Helvetti jos jotkut ottaa ton tosissaan ja alkaa väsätä omia shottejaan tosta sotkusta. Tai no Darwin ja kikkelis kokkelis jne.