National Park Servic announces

The National Park Service announced on Monday that it will restore and restore the statue of the Confederate General Albert Pike.

“National Park Service announced today that it will re -install and reinstall the bronze statue of Albert Pike, which was vandalized and vandalized during riots in June 2020,” read the Monday’s announcement of the national park service.

He added: “Restoration is in line with federal responsibilities under the Historical Conservation Law, in addition to modern executive orders to beautify the capital in the country and restore existing statues in advance.”

On June 19, 2020, also known as Juntenth, the day that recognizes the end of slavery in the United States, the demonstrators overthrew the Pike statue and set fire.

Pike, who was a general of the Confederation in the Civil War, worked as a co -judge in the Supreme Court in Arkansas.

A sabotage occurred during the anti -racist riots that erupted throughout the country after the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis.

This announcement referred to President Donald Trump’s executive orders about “making the province of Colombia safe and beautiful”, and “restoring truth and mind to American history.”

It calls on orders to protect American antiquities, preserve American history and heritage, and combat the “review movement”.

“Thank you for the National Park Service service to announce the restoration of the Albert Pike law after it was legally dropped and vandalized.”

Haligan added, “It was built in 1901 and was fully funded by private Masonic organizations, and the statute of more than a century stopped as a tribute to Pike’s contributions as a researcher and a Masonic leader.

Such a measure is in line with President Trump’s executive order 14253, which calls for removing it from ideological pressure.

It is encouraging to see our national park service defended historical preservation, legal procedures, and the rule of law. ”