The US Capitol Building

American parliament The revolution of our country is a big achievement in American history. With the arrival of a new country, we must have a central position to make new decisions for our country. Since the late eighteenth century, our parliamentary building was in the center of our country. The US Capitol is one of the most impressive and symbolic buildings in the world. It has become a conference room of the Senate and the House of Representatives for nearly 2 centuries.

I was surprised when I visited Washington, DC for the first time. The architecture of some presidential monuments such as Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, and the majesty of the United States Capitol are wonderful. I remember my uncle who worked at the House of Representatives took us to visit and showed us his office to the parliament. The Iwo Jima Memorial Museum is on its way to Brothers Apartments in Arlington, Virginia. Bronze soldiers raised their flag - it was amazing. In the beginning of the 22nd grade on November 22, 1963, the classmates and I were absent and playing at the softball stadium, but the sixth grade teacher came to the back door of the school building and we still have There is still something to imagine. When we rushed to the building, the news was broadcast that president Kennedy shot in Dallas, Texas.

In April 2015, I placed a super light single rotor on the lawn of the US Capitol. I have asked 535 letters and one parliamentarian to conclude the legal and institutional corruption of our government. In April 2016, I was sentenced to 120 days of civil disobedience at federal prison. The confidence in my actual felony is "a flight without a pilot certificate", a law that has never been applied to my crime before. Small Background - You do not need a license to drive a super lightweight aircraft. Ultra light flight has its limit, which I obviously ignored in the demonstration. There is no argument. But careful consideration of the safety of bystanders of the plan

On April 15, 2015, the pilot placed one ultralight helicopter at West Lawn Building to protest the influence of political funds. Doug Hughes, a postal delivery pilot, carried 535 letters - one to each member of the parliament. He was arrested after landing and sentenced to imprisonment for 120 days. On 11 June 1963, Vietnamese Mahayana Buddhist ThảchQuảngứức burned himself at a busy intersection to protest the current government's persecution of Buddhists. Then several other Buddhists followed the footprints of Duck and took similar action. This form of disobedience is drawing attention to the current government of South Vietnam, causing many controversies and putting pressure on the government and its policy.