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UNITED STATES On Tuesday, March 9, United States Secretary of Defense, General Lloyd Austin III approved a request by U.S. Capitol Police to keep the Army National Guard Troops in Washington D.C. through May 23.
According to a press release from the Department of Defense, close to 2,300 National Guardsman will remain in the nations’ Capitol to continue their mission.
The DOD reports that a 50 percent reduction of the number of troops in D.C. since January 7.
General Lloyd Austin III
The National Guard was requested to continue supporting federal law enforcement agencies with security, communications, medical evacuation, logistics, and safety support to state, district, and federal agencies through mid-March initially.
U.S. flags should be disposed of properly Dennis Fitzgerald - photo by Photo by Randy C. Murray
My Fellow Americans, it is once more time to Stand Up and take Pride in Your National Colors, The American Flag. As a Veteran, I know first hand the Sacrifices many American Service Members have made to allow us to keep this Beautiful Symbol f Our Freedoms Flying. From the time it first flew over Baltimore Harbor and Francis Scott Key, penned the Star Bangle Banner to now when it has been disrespected in our Nations Capitol, this Flag has always Stood alone. We must not Disrespect it in any way. I have been accused of being a Hard head when I see a US Flag flying in someone’s front yard,
The Atlantic
Demonstrations across the country after the Capitol riot were small, but more violence may soon come.
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This weekend, every mayor of an American state capital was trying to answer the same question:
How do I keep my city safe? Steven Reed in Montgomery, Alabama, and Frank Scott, in Little Rock, Arkansas, increased police patrols. In Richmond, Mayor Levar Stoney declared a state of emergency. Governors in Virginia, Michigan, and Wisconsin placed the National Guard on standby. The FBI had warned that armed protests would take place in all 50 state capitals in the lead-up to President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration tomorrow, and everyone I spoke with worried that if they weren’t prepared, their city could be home to the next riot.
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