Trump To Make WWI and WWII Victories into Holidays
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President Trump announced on Truth Social his plan to turn the days America won World War 1 and World War 2 into national holidays, citing how the U.S. is the only country that does not already celebrate these days.
From NTD. President Donald Trump has expanded on his plans to alter the days honoring America’s participation in last century’s world wars by declaring them as national holidays.
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“All over the World, the Allies are celebrating the Victory we had in World War II. The only Country that doesn’t celebrate is the United States of America, and the Victory was only accomplished because of us,” he said. …
“Therefore, I am hereby declaring a National Holiday in celebration of the Victories of World War I, where the Armistice was signed on November 11, 1918, and World War II, where the Victory date was May 8, 1945.”
The president added that, “we will not be closing the Country for these two very important Holidays”, as there are already “too many Holidays in America.” …
Currently, Nov. 11 is celebrated as Veterans Day, a federal holiday, while May 8 is not celebrated in the United States.
Trump’s announcement on Monday follows an earlier one last Thursday, when he said he was renaming Veterans Day as “Victory Day for World War I” and proposing that May 8, which coincides with Victory in Europe Day, be recognized as “Victory Day for World War II.”
He said the initiative is part of Americans “celebrating our victories again!” …
What do you think of these new holidays? Share your thoughts and prayers below.
(Excerpt from NTD. Photo Credit: Official White House Photo by Molly Riley)
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While I agree our victories in WWI & II need to be celebrated, I’m very aware that once again our Korean & Viet Nam vets will feel overlooked. Their wars were not popular, & they were treated very badly. Lord, place all our veterans under the shadow of Your wings, & minister to them, touch them, heal them, save them. We decree the President will find ways to honor ALL vets, in Jesus’ name!
Of course, WW II did not end on 8 April 1945 it continued in the Pacific until September 1945.
Although the US were late starters in WWII, it started in 1939 the US arrived in 1942, (as in WWI) and contributed well in Europe but the war in Europe was won by the Soviet Army which took most of the casualties and the heavy fighting.
Of course, WW II did not end on 8 April 1945 it continued in the Pacific until September 1945.
Although the US were late starters in WWII, it started in 1939 the US arrived in 1942, (as in WWI) and contributed well in Europe but the war in Europe was won by the Soviet Army which took most of the casualties and the heavy fighting.
I believe November 11th should remain as it is now. I feel like it is a day to recognize all veterans. Renaming it “Victory Day for World War I”, doesn’t give recognition to the veterans, but the specific war. It is a day set aside to give them honor for their sacrifices in general, not just for those two wars. I feel proud to say to a veteran especially on that day, “Thank you for your service.” May God Bless America, our military forces, and President Trump, Vice President Vance, and all of his appointees in the administration.
Praise God for the victories then and forevermore.