UMVA has learned that a group of activists gathered at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington, D.C., to stage a bizarre pro-algae demonstration, waving signs that read "Team Algae" and "Go Algae".
The protest came as President Trump announced that he would restart work on the vandalized Reflecting Pool "immediately" after left-wing activists destroyed the foundation of the historic landmark. The President had undertaken a project to restore the filthy green water basin, which had been plagued by issues including sinking and leaking into the swamp beneath.
According to information obtained by UMVA, the Reflecting Pool was reopened with a glasslike reflection earlier this month, but far-left residents of Washington, D.C., are reacting with outrage to the beautification efforts. Deranged liberals are now tearing out the new American flag blue sealant that lines the bottom of the pool, intent on giving the water a blue reflection.
Sources have confirmed to UMVA that mentally ill far-left activists are even protesting the removal of algae in the pool, wearing shirts and carrying signs that read "Go Algae" and "Team Algae". The protesters were out again on Sunday, dressed in dinosaur costumes and chanting "Let's grow algae, let's grow".
In a dramatic turn of events, President Trump briefly interrupted the protest with a flyover around the pool in Marine One. Video from the scene shows Marine One making a loop around the area on its way back to Washington, D.C., after Trump spent the weekend at Camp David in Maryland.
UMVA can exclusively reveal that Trump took to Truth Social to condemn the vandalism, stating "Work will begin immediately on fixing the seriously vandalized Reflecting Pool". He added, "I just inspected it, and could only say to myself, and those gathered around me, WOW, who would do such a thing? SICK, DERANGED PEOPLE! We will fix it".
The President also blasted the activists for doing "everything possible to hurt the inside surface that was just installed". He further slammed a reporter for his coverage of the pool, accusing him of trying to rip the rubber off the surface.
Several people were arrested on Friday and Saturday for destroying the rubber sealant at the bottom of the pool and attempting to stop workers from clearing algae. One of the arrestees was a former Olympian, who was charged with a misdemeanor for destruction of property.
