‘No Kings’ anti-Trump protests to coincide with Army’s parade on Saturday : NPR

Approximately 2,000 “No King” protest Trump administration is a An event organizer told NPR, a large -scale military parade this weekend.

The organizers accuse the President of the president of the 79th birthday of the 79th birthday of the passing ceremony as a demonstration and celebration. The army has been planning a kind of anniversary celebration for more than a year, but the parade was a new plan. He will commemorate the 250th anniversary of the US Army and fall to the flag day. The peace -time military parade ceremony is rare in the US and received criticism from Trump’s political rivals.

“No king” organizers protests “defines the challenge day … rejecting authority and showing the world what democracy really looks like”.

Expression He continues, “We emerge everywhere he is – no throne, no crown, no king.”

“I don’t feel like a king. I have to go through hell to be approved.”

The demonstrations were brought together by a coalition of more than 200 organizations, including the American Union of Civil Libeons, the Federation of American Teachers and American communication employees. Protests are planned in every state, but Washington encourages DC residents to gather in Philadelphia, not in Washington, DC, not in DC – the flagship “Kings” protest. Philadelphia was the first capital of America and the birthplace of the Constitution and the declaration of independence.

The “no king” protests began after Trump took office in February. They also met to protest against the way the Trump administration broke the immigrants and cut the federal labor force.

According to the website of the organizers, the protesters are running from the country’s capital to draw a clear contrast between our human -supported movement and an expensive, extravagant and non -American birthday parade in Washington “.

It is estimated that it is between 25 and 45 million dollars and 6,000 Armies will contain soldiers, 49 aircraft, 128 vehicles and 25 horses. Trump wanted to hold the parade in the first period, but was scrapped because it was very expensive. In 2017, he was inspired after attending the annual Bastille Day parade in France. This parade celebrates the French gangs in 1789, Bastille, who seized the state prison.

In a document with guidance for participants and organizers, “No Kings” stressed that participants should increase violence and increase any conflict with the external sides.

Tuesday, Tuesday, “Meanwhile, for people who want to protest will be met with a great force. And I have not heard a protest, but you know, people who hate our country.”