Joe Biden’s failed operations in Afghanistan resulted in 13 U.S. soldiers died At least 170 Afghans and even more Americans and Afghan allies have been left behind. The country has been controlled by terrorists.
This is enough for Florida restaurant owner Angie Ugarte. According to the “Daily Mail” report.
Ugarte posted a slogan on her DeBary Diner saying that those who “vote and continue to support and support the worthless, incompetent and corrupt government currently living in the White House, which is complicit in the deaths of our Afghan soldiers” should take their “Bringing business elsewhere.”
Ugarte said that she serves many veterans in her restaurant, so this is very personal for her. “I’m just angry. I’m just disappointed. I feel like one of those mothers, wives, or sisters who are going to knock on the door,” She explained to Orlando TV station WRBW.
So, what do you think is the result of this logo?
After this story was reported by many media, Ugart was forced to temporarily close her restaurant.
Not because of anger. But because she has so many diners, she ran out of food. There is also a windfall for people from all over the world-buying meals for veterans.
Debary Diner had to close today because they were too busy-they ran out of food! The shopkeeper said she was standing behind her sign. what do you think? The response can be used for broadcasting. #FOX35News pic.twitter.com/YcgOZRYMRi
— Danielle Rama FOX 35 (@DLama_FOX35) September 2, 2021
Angie Ugarte said: “There are many people calling me from all over the world and Europe trying to buy meals for veterans, but I still can’t organize it.” DeBary Diner of DeBary, a city in central Florida.
“I think the veterans will be full for the rest of the year at the rate I receive donations.”
Now, this is really amazing, how wonderful it is for so many people to help veterans in this way.
People come to this restaurant from all over the state.
Supporters of Ugarte and her messages came from all over Florida to take photos with the sign. One of the women brought a Trump 2020 banner and refused to reveal her name to news magazines. “Hallelujah!” A woman shouted when she heard the store closed because of its popularity.
“We want to come here to thank you personally,” said Florida State Assemblyman Rod Phillips, an American Vietnam War veteran, who held Ugarte’s hand as the two stood in front of the restaurant in the strip mall. Then he explained: “I respect the presidency of the United States, but this could have been handled better and better.”
Phillips added: “As a Vietnam War veteran and combat wounded, I don’t want to fight anyone. But I have a proper time and place to leave there.”
Phillips said: “There is too much an American to fall behind enemy lines.”
Ugart also stated that she intends to keep the mark until every American left behind leaves Afghanistan.
