Comfort Women statue
another misrepresentation?
On August 19, 2014 the City Council referred the issue for a
“Peace Monument.” The notes in the
minutes to the meeting on this topic read:
“Support Fullerton Museum Center Association as they
consider options for the display of a Peace Monument.”
Is a “Peace Monument” a “Comfort Women” statue?
A Korean entertainment site “Koogle.TV” reported the Comfort
Women statue was approved by the Fullerton City Council. The article reads in part:
“The City Council of Fullerton on Wednesday passed a bill on
placing a statue of a young woman symbolizing a former sex slave in front of
the city museum.”
This appeared on August 22 and the Wednesday before was August
21. Looking at the August 21, 2014
minutes to the City’s council meeting no such vote was taken and / or
approved. One has to go to back to
August 19, 2014 meeting where the Council referred a “Peace Monument” to the
City’s museum. It was referred, not
approved.
Fullerton City Council meeting October 21, 2014 where you
will be hard-pressed to locate where the City Council voted to approve a
Comfort Women statue:
Fullerton City Council meeting August 19, 2014 where the “Peace
Monument” was referred to the Fullerton City Museum, see Page 9, item number 11,
the last bullet item number 2:
Koogle.TV link reporting on the Fullerton City Comfort Women
statue:
Article reporting raising money for a Comfort Women statue
in Fullerton that has not been approved.
Note in the article “Glendale” is confused to be “Fullerton:”
Link to Texas Daddy store:
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