WARNING: Be careful
what you place on the Internet and in emails as it will last beyond eternity.
The City Council of Brookhaven, Georgia on May 23rd,
2017 voted to place a Comfort Women statue / hunk of junk in one of their
parks. It was unveiled in a small city
park on June 30th, 2017.
There was and seems to continue a bit of skullduggery going
on with relation to this story. The base
for the state and/or the statue itself was in place in the park before the City
Council approved.
After the unveiling ceremony the City Council announced the
statue will be moved to a larger park.
They claim by doing so the statue / hunk of junk would enjoy greater
public exposure. What they left out was
the true reason for the move. The home
owners association surrounding the first park threatened to file a lawsuit to
remove the controversial statue / hunk of junk.
By moving the statue to another park they city is avoiding a law suit.
On the fake news website Huffpost two articles appeared prior to the
unveiling. Both of which were critical
of placing that statue / hunk of junk in the park. The articles:
“Illegal Cover-ups in Brookhaven”
By: Tommy Wyhe, dated June 23, 2017.
“In Brookhaven, Let’s Put Women First”
By: Ron Klink, dated June 28, 2017.
Soon after the unveiling the Huffpost removed both articles
from their website (see link below to read the two full articles).
It seems some people in Japan reached beyond eternity and
retrieved the deleted articles.
Links to the two deleted articles:
News article reporting the truth about the threatened
lawsuit:
News articles hiding the truth behind the move to another
park:
Related articles about the statue being placed in the first
park:
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