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Veteran march in D.C. a success, police clash with veterans reported

Veteran march in D.C. a success, police clash with veterans reported
(Kelly Almond of Paulding County, GA, U.S. Marine Corp veteran)

On Sunday, veterans across the nation descended on D.C., joining truck drivers, to protest the shutdown of the war memorials, specifically, the National World War II Memorial.

While most mainstream news are reporting on the event sporadically, reports say, from those like, Dennis Michael Lynch (“DML”), a producer of films and gives live presentations about the issues facing America, reported exclusively of what he saw and said the event was a huge success.

Lynch said, “The VET march was a huge success. Thousands of people attended. I opened the ceremony with a short speech. Then other spoke including Palin and Cruz. The vets took down the barricades and tossed them in a pile near the street. Then the truckers came in. It was simply insane it was so cool.”

“Then the cops tried to block the truckers. That’s when things started to get loud. Every VET was cool, calm and collected despite the BS being put forward by the police. Then a taxi driver got pissed because of the traffic, got out of his car, and started fighting with the VETS. I captured all of this. The VETS showed unbelievable restraint.”

Story continues…

CLC

Fmr. Sgt, USAF Intelligence, NSA/DOD; Studied Cryptology at Community College of the Air Force

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