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Kính thưa Quý Vị, Quý Niên trưởng và Chiến hữu,
Một việc làm có nhiều ý nghĩa, thắm tình yêu thương, quý trọng dành cho Chiến Sĩ Quân Lực Hoa Kỳ, của Cựu Tổng Thống Hoa Kỳ: Donald John Trump, một công dân hết lòng vì đất nước, vì toàn dân, toàn quân, lại bị những kẻ thù xấu xa xuyên tac, bôi bác..
Nhưng sự thật vẫn là sự thật…
Xin kính, thân mời Quý Vị theo dõi hai bài viết và những video clips để tường và tùy nghi thẩm định..
1.- Chuyến thăm và đặt vòng hoa tại Mộ Chiến Sĩ Vô Danh trong Nghĩa Trang Quốc Gia Arlington của TT Trump đã gây tức giận (cho một số người..).
Trước sự chỉ trích chuyến viếng Nghĩa Trang Quốc Gia Arlington của TT Trump, đã được Ông Lucas O’Hara, một cựu Chiến Sĩ Quân Lực Hoa Kỳ, đồng thời là một cựu thành viên của Đội Quân Danh Dự Bảo Vệ Tổng Thống, mạnh mẽ lên tiếng giải thich, bảo vệ và binh vực việc làm của TT Trump..
Việc làm này của Ông O’Hara đã phơi bày mọi sự bôi bác và dối trá của những kẻ xấu!
Trump’s Arlington Visit Sparks Outrage—But One Veteran’s Testimony Changes Everything!
In the face of mounting criticism, former President Donald Trump’s recent visit to Arlington National Cemetery has been staunchly defended by Lucas O’Hara, a U.S. veteran and former member of the Presidential Honor Guard.
O’Hara, who served at Arlington for three years during his military tenure, took to social media to commend Trump’s dignified conduct at the event. This comes amidst reports of a clash between the Trump campaign and cemetery staff over the alleged violation of photography rules during the ceremony.
According to Fox News, the Trump campaign has been under fire following allegations that they disregarded warnings from cemetery staff against taking photographs at the event held on Monday. However, O’Hara’s account paints a different picture. “I have witnessed over 75 wreath laying ceremonies performed by politicians and conducted 524 funerals in this cemetery during the time I served in the Presidential Honor Guard for three years. What I got to witness yesterday was the most respectful and solemn ceremony I have seen,” O’Hara stated.
O’Hara further elaborated on the solemnity of the event, stating, “There were no speeches, no angles, no weird photo ops just our elected officials and the 45th President respectfully and solemnly honoring the fallen and their families.”
The ceremony was held in honor of the 13 U.S. service members who lost their lives while defending the Kabul airport during the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021. In a statement, several parents of the fallen service members confirmed that they had given permission for a Trump campaign photographer to document the event.
However, a report from NPR alleges that two Trump campaign staff members “verbally abused and pushed” a cemetery official who attempted to prevent them from filming and taking photos. A defense official also informed The Associated Press that the campaign had been cautioned by cemetery staff against taking photographs at the event.
In response to these allegations, Trump campaign spokesman Steven Cheung contended that the staff member who obstructed the campaign photographers seemed to be experiencing a “mental health episode.” He also clarified that the campaign had received permission to bring a photographer.
Trump’s presence at the event was at the request of the family members of the soldiers who were tragically killed in the Kabul bombing. Expressing their gratitude, five of the family members wrote, “We are deeply grateful to the president for taking the time to honor our children and for standing alongside us in our grief, offering his unwavering support during such a difficult time. His compassion and respect meant more than words can express.”
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