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Trump threatens to use heavy force on anyone protests against his military parade

Frank M. EverettBy Frank M. EverettJune 10, 2025No Comments
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Donald Trump clearly indicates that he plans to spend his birthday this weekend claiming as if he were a strong leader and the army honored him a parade. Trump does not want his unpopularity to ruin his birthday, which is why he threatened anyone who tried to protest against his parade.

Trump said in the oval office on Tuesday:

Celebrating Big on Saturday, we are going to have a lot, and if there is a protest that wants to go out, they will be welcomed with great strength. By the way, for people who want to protest, they will meet very great strength. And I did not even hear about a demonstration, but you know, it is, uh, people who hate our country, but they will be welcomed with very heavy strength.

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Trump said he hadn't heard of a demonstration. There are 1,806 demonstrations across the country against Donald Trump on Saturday. No Kings' demonstration will not hold an event in Washington, DC, due to the military parade, but will organize the national event in the birthplace of the American government system, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Donald Trump is a weak and failing president whose efforts to appear strong only increases the perceptions of its weakness.

Trump will literally be surrounded by people who protest him outside his military bubble.

Weak leaders who do not have the support of the people must count on the army, threats and violence. There will be exponentially more Americans who protest against Trump who will attend his military parade.

The American people reject Donald Trump, and no quantity of military equipment paraded around Washington, DC on flat trucks can hide the reality of Trump's failure.

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