US President Donald Trump did not like what he saw on his way to golf. 10th August came to his platform for social media to publish photographs apparently taken while being taken to his golf club in Virginia. It turned out in the capital tents and homeless.
In one of these pictures, the man was seen sitting at the camp with his tent. The man was now identified as Bill Theodie. He was reportedly forced to move after the President announced an intervention against homelessness in the capital of the country.
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“It’s me,” the BBC Theodie said when he was shown to have published the photo, which was the first time he saw her. “It is crazy that he just leaned out of the window and took a picture of me and then negatively published it on the social media, used it as his political instrument,” he quoted.
The man was now identified as Bill Theodie
According to the BBC, Trump announced that his administration would “remove homeless camps from all of our parks, our beautiful, beautiful parks”.
“We have slums here, we get rid of them,” he said in a press room in the White House. After the announcement, the BBC verifies that he has decided to explore the photographs the president published.
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Trump go crazy …
What was angry with Trump on his way to his golf course was a homeless camp on the grass patch. In his message about the truth, Trump committed that “capital safer and more beautiful than ever before” – warned the homeless population to leave Washington DC “immediately”.
Previously, the President ordered federal officials in criminal proceedings to guard the streets of Washington. According to The New York Times, the US Army allegedly prepared for the National Guard for deployment on plans to focus on Crime in DC.
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According to the probe media ascents, the camp seen in Trump’s pictures from August 10. Truth Post was about 10 minutes of driving from the White House. The BBC verified what happened to the website that caught the attention of the President.
Upon arrival at the site, the BBC reporter saw local officials to warn people that they could soon be forced to move. They found Theodie, 66 -year -old from Missouri, sitting in the same campsite chair.
He had seen Trump Drive before. “The presidential motorbike is quite long,” Theodie said. “I saw it passed three times,” he added.
Theodie went to share his suffering and said he understands that Trump “does not want to see a mess, so we go out of the way to keep him pure.”
“We are not trying to disrespect the president or other person who comes,” he added.
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“You have to wrap it up”
Recently there were theodies, and other residents said to pack up and leave immediately. A local reporter was sent as a bulldozer to dismantle the tents and other things that people stayed.
Theodie told the BBC that he has lived on the spot and has been working in construction, although he has been full -time off -employment since 2018. Normally he can pick up only a few shifts per month.
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“They said you have to pack it, or the bulldogs. They didn’t come to speak, it was, go, go,” theodie said.
Wayne Tournage, Deputy Mayor of the Ministry of Health and Human Services DC, said the city authorities had previously removed Táborice all over the capital.
This is usually done with a notification of at least a week, he said, but this process was quickly monitored after Trump’s announcement.
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“My best option is to try … ‘
Since he left the website, she spent three nights in Virginia in Virginia after someone who saw the removal gave him money to cover it.
“If I weren’t blessed by this person, I don’t know what I would do. I would probably sit on the curb all day,” he quoted.
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“This room is stuck full of things, my tent and my things … But it’s so good to sleep in bed, take a shower, use your own bathroom, it’s absolutely amazing.”
Theodie said he would try to find a new place when he logs out of the motel.
“My best opportunity is to try to find a safe place where my tent will stand up. I don’t know where it will be, but I would like to stay in DC,” he said.
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