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It’s hard to believe it has been 30 years since the #BerlinWall came down.
In August 1988 I was discharged from the U.S. Air Force after serving at Rhein-Main Air Base in Germany.
I would have never imagined, only a little over a year later, that the Wall would come down.
This should be a reminder to us all that determination to fight for freedom — and against oppression — will always win the day. I believe this to be true, not only in the times in which we live, but a lasting truth. Freedom is a powerful motivating force!
Honestly, this is meaningless coming from you this point in time.
And yet you seek to erect more walls in their place. Well done.
Thanks #LeningradLindsey How bout circa 2019 growing a pair and defending us against the oppression of the Drumph regime?
Listen to yourself propaganda chief
You’re doing your very best #LickspittleLindsey to ensure Fascism comes to America. Whether all the way left, communism, or right, Fascism, it’s all the same. Strong man dictatorship.
This should be a reminder that you betray your oath office to protect the Constitution, daily.
Lindsey takes his childhood abuse pains out on the world. He’s a ticking time bomb. He rails and rants like an old lady.
I hate to break it to you, but if you acted in 1988 the way you do now, you’d be one of the bad guys. Just like right now. But you know what they say: everyone’s the hero of their own journey (even when they’re no hero). 
This should be a reminder that walls don't work.
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