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The historic events that many are calling a ‘coup attempt’, an ‘insurrection’, and an ‘attack on democracy’ have incited similar reactions from other world leaders of various countries and political organizations.
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In every corner of the world, news of the attacks in Washington D.C. was broadcast everywhere, from news channels to social media sites and other forms of online discourse.
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The severity of the events that occurred throughout the day prompted world leaders to provide a formal opinion to their citizens and those in the U.S. remarks all centered around the protection of democracy.
Joe Biden on Wednesday began signing 17 executive orders, memorandums and proclamations addressing the coronavirus pandemic, climate change and racial inequality, and immediately undoing some policies put in place by his predecessor Donald Trump.
Simon Morpuss
SIR – I believe that if the storming of the United States Capitol had been conducted by people of colour, or by certain religious groups, the intervention of the security authorities would likely have been much stronger, possibly resulting in many more casualties. A sad reflection.
Graham Andrew
SIR – How ironic that the people who said they would “respect the result” of the biggest democratic vote in British history are now surprised that their disease has been exported to America.
The world looked on horrified for three years as Tony Blair, Gina Miller, Sir Keir Starmer and John Bercow attempted to obstruct the democratic will of the British people – publicised and nourished by the obsessive daily media broadcasts from Parliament Square.
Joe Biden on Wednesday began signing 17 executive orders, memorandums and proclamations addressing the coronavirus pandemic, climate change and racial inequality, and immediately undoing some policies put in place by his predecessor Donald Trump.
Joe Biden on Wednesday began signing 17 executive orders, memorandums and proclamations addressing the coronavirus pandemic, climate change and racial inequality, and immediately undoing some policies put in place by his predecessor Donald Trump.