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WHO's Measured Reaction To Trump's Pledge To Cut U.S. Ties To The Agency
Pien Huang
June 1, 20201:25 PM ET

WHO's Measured Reaction To Trump's Pledge To Cut U.S. Ties To The Agency

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"The decision came because WHO has "failed to make" reforms the U.S. requested, according to Trump. On May 18, the president sent a letter to Tedros outlining his views on how the agency favors China and asking the organization to "commit to major substantive improvements within the next 30 days." It's not clear what specific reforms the U.S. has requested, because those discussions have not been made public. Nor did Trump say why he acted on the threat after one week rather than waiting a month."

 

Fire, pestilence and a country at war with itself: the Trump presidency is over | Robert Reich

 

I'm appalled. This president fart is something from hell, nothing less. The useless businessman of the many bankruptcies, the swindler of students,main and foremost author of the covid-19 fuckup ending in disaster in the USA, dismissing it as a democrat hoax and then pushing bullshit like quinine and bleach shots only to finally decline any responsibility in that, the good for nothing bully who spends his time trolling everyone on twitter like a fucking coward, the sack of shit that calls a nazi white supremacist shit mob "fine people" is waving a bible while pledging to unleash the army against his own country, I'm no believer but he's making a good impression of the antichrist. I am not american so this is hardly my concern, but exactly for how long are You people still tolerating the existence of such a filthy pig in the highest office of Your country? He's the absolute worst of the worst. This halfwit buffoon hiding like a yellow rat in the basement is turning your country into the laughing stock of the entire world, to your expense. Wish You guys all the best with this lying, shameless vermin.

 

Trump did a photo-op holding up a Bible in one hand.

He forgot to hold a gun in the other, although he threatened to send in the national guard to stop the protests using "thousands and thousands of heavily armed soldiers, military personnel, and law enforcement officers."



Trump says he will deploy military if state officials can't contain protest violence
To do so, the president would need to invoke the Insurrection Act that allows U.S. troops to be deployed domestically.
By Dareh Gregorian, Courtney Kube and Carol E. Lee
June 1, 2020, 8:27 PM UTC / Updated June 1, 2020, 11:49 PM UTC

Trump says he will deploy military if state officials can't contain protest violence

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"Trump held up a Bible outside the church and posed for pictures, then returned to the White House. He did not go in the church or express any religious sentiments there.

Critics blasted the move. "The desire for a certain backdrop for a press announcement is not a security requirement," tweeted Sen. Brian Schatz, D-Hawaii. "In other words, using the power of the U.S. Military to clear out peaceful protestors for a presser is a massive abuse of power.""

 

Trump clown cartoon: The World Is Laughing At Us, Folks

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Trump says he will deploy military if state officials can't contain protest violence

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"“The Insurrection Act, it’s one of the tools available, whether the president decides to pursue that, that’s his prerogative,“ McEnany said.

Governors can ask that the federal government send active duty troops to help in cases of civil unrest like the widespread protests plaguing U.S. cities over the last several days. But, so far, no governor has requested active duty troops to assist and instead they have relied on local law enforcement and National Guard soldiers and airmen on state active duty.

Governors often prefer the National Guard forces in these cases because they can legally perform law enforcement duties in the U.S., whereas troops on active duty cannot without violating the Posse Comitatus Act, a 1878 law that prohibits the government from using military forces to act as a police force within U.S. borders.

But the president could invoke the Insurrection Act to deploy active-duty troops without a request from a governor. Those troops would be allowed to conduct law enforcement missions. To invoke the act, Trump would first have to issue a proclamation to “immediately order the insurgents to disperse and retire peaceably to their abodes within a limited time,” according to the law."

 

Trump has somehow managed to roll up, all in one, the racial unrest and riots of the 1960's, Nixon's law-and-order stance, the ugliness of the LA riots, the unemployment rate of the Great Depression, and the damage incurred to the farmers during the Dust Bowl days, plus over 100,000 U.S. deaths from the coronavirus that he dismissed and blamed on Obama for supposedly leaving him an empty cupboard.

It's the real version of the 'American Carnage' that Trump tried to fictitiously pin on Obama at his inaugural address in 2017.

 

Antifa is certainly going a have a hell of a lot more members, it's worldwide....than the Proud boys who can barely scrape together 2 dozen protesters.

 

His little stroll out to Lincoln's favourite church just threw little make believe stories about cowering in his bunker in your face didn't it

 

No..... No it didn't

 

The Bible he claimed he knew better than everyone. He couldn't recite a single verse when asked because he said he couldn't decide which one because he had so many favorites.

 

Pentagon officials express concern as Trump threatens to use military to 'dominate' protestors
By Barbara Starr, Ryan Browne and Nicole Gaouette, CNN
Updated 11:05 PM ET, Mon June 1, 2020

Pentagon officials express concern as Trump threatens to use military to 'dominate' protestors - CNNPolitics

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"In the Rose Garden, as loud bangs were heard and demonstrators ran screaming, Trump said he was taking "swift and decisive action" to protect Washington by dispatching "thousands and thousands of heavily armed soldiers, military personnel, and law enforcement officers to stop the rioting, looting, vandalism, assaults, and the wanton destruction of property."

He also said that he had "strongly recommended to every governor to deploy the National Guard in sufficient numbers that we dominate the streets." If cities or states fail to act, Trump said, "then I will deploy the United States military and quickly solve the problem for them."'

 

proof

goddamnit, you are one _______. make believe story? The secret service admitted it. Furthermore, his bunker(cradle) stay was yesterday. His walk to the church was today.

 

In Trump's mind, he would have gassed the protesters single-handedly so that he could do his Bible holding photo-op, if only the Secret Service would have let him do it himself.



Peaceful Protesters Gassed So Trump Can Do a Sacrilegious Bible Photo-Op
By Ed Kilgore
June 1, 2020

Peaceful Protesters Gassed So Trump Can Do a Sacrilegious Bible Photo-Op

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"For all his truculence, Trump didn’t actually do anything in his speech. He told governors how to do their jobs — stressing that they needed to dominate protesters — and threatened to invoke the Insurrection Act and send in U.S. military forces if necessary. But it was all empty, macho posturing.

The reason for the attack on protesters became apparent after Trump concluded his pithy remarks: he headed across the newly cleared area, security and press in tow, to stand in front of St. John’s Episcopal Church for a few moments holding up a Bible."

 

D.C. Church 'Outraged' That Trump Used It As Photo-Op
Carol Kuruvilla
HuffPost
June 1, 2020, 8:43 PM EDT

D.C. Church 'Outraged' That Trump Used It As Photo-Op

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"After a press conference in the Rose Garden Monday evening, Trump walked from the White House to pose in front of St. John’s Church’s sign while holding a Bible. Law enforcement fired tear gas at hundreds of peaceful protesters to clear the way for Trump, The Associated Press reported.

The church belongs to the Episcopal Diocese of Washington ― part of a progressive denomination that has often stood at odds with the president’s policies and tactics.

Bishop Mariann Budde, leader of The Episcopal Diocese of Washington, told HuffPost that she was “outraged” about Trump’s appearance. “I am going to do everything in my power to disassociate our church from what the president did tonight,” she said."

 

Post of a blogger:

"Trump went to Church for the first time in his presidency... for a photo op."

 

Yeah, no one saw him in the bunker, there were no news crews, there is no video

Again, think 1 month, 5 months, 10 years ahead

And the little walk for the cameras at the tail end of the drama of the riots

Go on, tell me you think he is an idiot again