Former US President Trump Photo: Dazhi Image/Archyde.com (file photo)
According to the “AFP” report, former US Defense Secretary Mark Esper, who previously broke the news that then US President Trump proposed to shoot at George Floyd protesters, will publish a new report on the 10th. Memoir A Sacred Oath.
As Esper served as US Secretary of Defense from July 2019 to November 2020. Therefore, “A Sacred Oath” (A Sacred Oath), according to regulations, was reviewed by the highest level of the Pentagon before publication to ensure that the book did not reveal any secrets. It is said that more than 30 four-star generals, senior civilians and government members have written this book. Conduct a full or partial review. Among them, some people have witnessed the scene where Trump proposed to shoot.
On May 25, 2020, Floyd, a black American, was knelt down to death by a white policeman, triggering protests in the United States. Demonstrators once crowded the streets around the White House. According to the US “Axios” news network, Esper revealed in the book that Trump complained regarding the protesters at a high-level government meeting in June 2020 and shouted: “Can’t you just shoot them directly? Can’t you just hit them on the leg or somewhere?”
In 2020, Trump twice asked the U.S. military if it might fire missiles at Mexico to destroy a local drug lab . Trump believed the U.S. might “pretend not to be responsible for the missiles that flew over the southern border,” the report said.
The “AFP” report mentioned that in November 2020, Trump abruptly dismissed Esper as defense secretary, which aroused outside attention. Some believe it is because Esper disagreed with Trump on a number of issues during his leadership of the Pentagon, including the Floyd affair.
According to the “AFP” report, it was previously reported that then US President Trump proposed to deal with George Floyd (George Floyd)
Former U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper, who was shot by protesters,
A new memoir, A Sacred Oath, will be published recently.
Former U.S. Secretary of Defense Mark Esper. Photo: Flip through Mark Esper’s Facebook (file photo)
