アメリカの初代大統領、リンカーン大統領は、暗殺された。


wikipedia　　リンカーン大統領暗殺事件




そのことは、一般常識なんだそうなんですけど・・・



昨日知った・・・


という人も稀にいるんです・・


それは・・・私・・・。

えっ・・だって大統領の名前覚えるだけでいいって言うから・・

その生涯の歴史とかは知らなくていいのかと・・・。




ニュースでは、事件がいつ起こったというのが重要で、

暗殺事件は、1865年4月14日金曜日（聖金曜日）午後10時頃に発生したそうです。






”アメリカはもうない”というニュースが出ているような気がしたので貼ってみます。


どこにあるのアメリカって・・・


？


アメリカの大統領が知らないなら、みんな知らないのではないでしょうか・・・。








ニューヨークタイムズの記事です。



暗殺事件風（？）では・・、こんな感じでしょうか・・・？？？



In the Middle East,the highest American official to visit is leaving on security,cooperation and economic ties between the two countries.

The diplomatic ties religious diversity

Mr. Sisi met for two to forge stronger ties with Mr. Sisi in his first year in office to be drifting agreement.

To avert a partial shutdown of the federal government,the Middle East despite the political turmoil after President Trump announced his decision to recognize Jerusalem that has enraged in the region.

He assured to preserving the status to no final resolution will be negotiated.

Mr. Pence had initially planned to visit the region in December,, but the trip was postponed.

In Jordan,to travel to Israel  to meet,a strategic alliance has urged the president against Islamic in the Middle East.

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https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/20/world/middleeast/pence-praises-egypt-partnership-in-meeting-with-sisi.html

Pence Praises Egypt Partnership in Meeting With Sisi

CAIRO — Vice President Mike Pence and the Egyptian leader Abdel Fattah el-Sisi pledged a united front against terrorism in the Middle East as Mr. Pence, the highest-level American official to visit the United States ally in nearly a decade, began a trip through the region after leaving behind a government shutdown in Washington.

The meetings focused on security cooperation and economic ties between the two countries as well as efforts to fight the Islamic State. The vice president called it a “very productive” meeting and said he pressed Mr. Sisi to cut diplomatic ties with North Korea, urged him to respect religious diversity, and said the United States was committed to Israeli-Palestinian peace efforts.

Mr. Pence and Mr. Sisi met for two and a half hours at the presidential palace in Cairo. Mr. Pence pointed to President Trump’s efforts to forge stronger ties with Mr. Sisi in his first year in office, “after a time when our countries seemed to be drifting apart.”

Mr. Pence arrived in Cairo hours after Congress failed to reach agreement on a plan to avert a partial shutdown of the federal government. Mr. Pence went ahead with his four-day trip to the Middle East despite the political turmoil at home, citing national security and diplomatic reasons.

The vice president’s visit to the region comes more than a month after President Trump announced his decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, a step that has enraged Palestinians and heightened tensions in the region.
Mr. Pence said he assured Mr. Sisi that the United States was “absolutely committed to preserving the status quo with regard to holy sites in Jerusalem, that we have come to no final resolution about boundaries or other issues that will be negotiated.”

Mr. Pence had initially planned to visit the region in December, shortly after Mr. Trump’s announcement, but the trip was postponed.

After Mr. Pence’s stop in Jordan, he plans to travel to Israel on Sunday. He is not expected to meet with Palestinians officials.

Mr. Sisi has built a strategic alliance with President Trump and has urged the American president to become more involved in the fight against Islamic militancy in the Middle East.