president of the UNITED states, Donald Trump, refuses to rename the us military bases.
It will write the president on Twitter late Wednesday night local time.
the Bases, which are named after leaders from the civil war in the 1860’s, has been a part of the ongoing racediskussioner in the UNITED states.
In the past few days officials have openly stated that the UNITED states’department of defense, the Pentagon, including secretary of defense Mark Esper and hærminister Ryan McCarthy, was open to rename army bases.
But the opening to get to the president immediately closed. In a series of postings on Twitter, he writes, that the bases are part of the national heritage.
– the US trained and created heroes on these bases and won two world wars. That is why my administration did not even consider to rename these magnificent and fabulous military installations, he writes.
the Discussion has flared up in connection with demonstrators all over the UNITED states protesting against, among other things raceforskelle under the slogan Black Lives Matter.
the Protests, which began in the aftermath of the black american George Floyd’s death in police custody, has evolved to act on the requirement to remove the names of places and monuments in the UNITED states, which is associated with racism.
Protesters and critics believe that these memories of colonization and slavery in the UNITED states.
the Democratic leader in the House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, says she has urged Congress in a letter to the to remove all the statues in Washington D. C., representing the leaders and soldiers from the civil war in the 1860’ies.
– These statues shelves hate and not heritage. They need to be removed, says Pelosi on Wednesday.
