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Trump Just Arrived In Poland And Got An Unexpected Surprise
Link to tweet
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Pawel Szypulski of Greenpeace Poland justified their move:
“President Trump announced that the US would leave the Paris agreement but he is isolated in that decision. Approximately 200 countries have accepted the climate accord and have no plans to withdraw. The European Union, as well as China, India and Canada strongly agree that actions to protect the climate must be carried out independently of Trump’s rash and irresponsible decisions. Moreover, many US states like California, which itself is one of the largest world economies, have declared that they will implement the Paris Agreement, contrary to Trump’s policy.”
Greenpeace has been a vocal opponent of Trump since he took office. In his first weeks as President, they were responsible for displaying a 70-by-30-foot “Resist” banner on a crane visible from the White House.
http://washingtonjournal.com/2017/07/05/trump-just-arrived-poland-got-unexpected-surprise/
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Specially when old trump was *assured* of the throngs being bussed in to "support" him.*
*another trump jobs creation program,
& again, NOT in the US. 
Rec 
on the Stalin Bldg 
When you say Uncle Joe, I thought of Joe Biden -- and even then, I've no point of reference.
Thank you in advance! 
I know you did this!!!
LBJ! Here's to my Babci! 
From Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palace_of_Culture_and_Science :
"The Palace of Culture and Science is the tallest building in Poland, the eighth tallest building in the European Union and one of the tallest on the European continent. It is 237 metres (778 ft)[1] tall, including the structural 43-metre high spire.'
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"Construction started in 1952 and lasted until 1955. A gift from the Soviet Union to the people of Poland, the tower was constructed, using Soviet plans, by 3500–5000 Russian workers and 4000 Polish workers. 16 workers died in accidents during the construction.'
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"As the city's most visible landmark, the building was controversial from its inception. Many Poles initially hated the building because they considered it to be a symbol of Soviet domination, and at least some of that negative feeling persists today. Some have also argued that, regardless of its political connotations, the building destroyed the aesthetic balance of the old city and imposed dissonance with other buildings. This contrast has been lessened somewhat over the years with the construction of several skyscrapers in the vicinity. Despite the controversies, the Palace became an internationally recognized symbol of Warsaw."
