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The National Park Service announced on Monday that it would restore and restore the statue of General Albert Parker.
“The National Park Service today announced that it will restore and reinstall the bronze statue of Albert Pike, who was overthrown and destroyed during the June 2020 riots,” he said. Announced on Monday Read from the National Park Service.
It added: “Restoration coincides with federal responsibility under the Historic Preservation Act and the recent enforcement order to glorify U.S. capital and re-exist on the statue.”
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A young boy was overthrown by protesters on the statue of Confederate General Albert Pike in Justice Square in Washington, DC late June 19, 2020.
Protesters on June 19, 2020, also known as Junteenth, the day that acknowledges the end of slavery Overthrow the Parker statue And set fire.
Pike was an allied general in the Civil War, and he also served as Deputy Judge Arkansas Supreme Court.
The destruction occurred in an anti-racist riot that broke out nationwide after the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
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The announcement noted that President Donald Trump’s executive order “makes the District of Columbia safe and beautiful” and “restores the truth and sanity of American history.” (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
The announcement points to the President Donald trump card‘ Execute the order to “make the District of Columbia safe and beautiful” and “restore the truth and sanity of American history.”
These orders call for the protection of American monuments, the protection of American history and heritage, and the fight against the “revisionist movement.”
In a statement Fox News Digital, “Thanks to the National Park Service for announcing the resumption of the Albert Pike regulations as it was illegally overturned and destroyed,” White House official Lindsey Halligan said.
Halligan added: “The Regulations were established in 1901 and funded entirely by a private Masonic organization, which was a representative for more than a century in homage to Pike’s contribution as a scholar and Masonic leader. Such actions are in line with President Trump’s Executive Order 14253, which calls for the restoration of historical regulations under rule for our National Parks, for our National Parks, and for the preservation of history, and for the preservation of history.
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