More than 12,000 tweets have called for Trump’s assassination since the inauguration

  • A Dataminr search of the keywords ‘assassinate Trump’ revealed more than 12,000 posts on Twitter since January 20
  • Former Secret Service special agent said one-offs will likely be looked over 
  • Repeated threats or specific details like the time and place will raise red flags
  • Zachary Benton of Ohio has already been charged with threatening president 
  • He tweeted on election day: ‘My life goal is to assassinate Trump. Don’t care if I serve infinite sentences. That man deserves to decease existing’
  • Heather Lowrey, from Louisville, Kentucky, was also being investigated

More than 12,000 tweets have called for President Donald Trump‘s assassination since he was inaugurated two weeks ago, according to Dataminr statistics.

Social media users like Zachary Benton, 24, of Ohio have already been charged with threatening the president, while Madonna came under fire for saying she wanted to ‘blow up’ the White House during the Women’s March in Washington DC.

Former Secret Service special agent Tim Franklin told Mashable that the agency was likely to look for repeated threats, specific details of any possible attacks, and other trends before launching an investigation.

Donald Trump entered office with historically low 45per cent approval rating and a Dataminr search of the keywords ‘assassinate Trump’ revealed more than 12,000 results on Twitter

Former Secret Service special agent Tim Franklin said repeated threats, specific details of any possible attacks, and other trends will certainly raise red flags

Former Secret Service special agent Tim Franklin said repeated threats, specific details of any possible attacks, and other trends will certainly raise red flags

Donald Trump became the first US president to enter office with less than a 50per cent approval rating, according to Gallup polls.

A Dataminr search of the keywords ‘assassinate Trump’, revealed more than 12,000 posts on Twitter since January 20, Mashable reported.

But the Secret Service is likely to let many of the social media users off the hook, and Franklin said: ‘They’re not going to to beat down the door of everybody who makes a negative Twitter comment.’

Instead, the law enforcement agency will look out for certain trends, like those who make repeated threats, or include specific details about how they plan to take down the president.

Benson, from Fairview Park, Ohio, tweeted on election day: ‘Diplomacy. F***ing fools. I hate you all. I want to bomb every one of your voting booths and your general areas.’

Minutes later, he wrote: ‘My life goal is to assassinate Trump. Don’t care if I serve infinite sentences. That man deserves to decease existing.’

Zachary Benton, 24, of Ohio (left) has already been charged for his tweets on election day. Heather Lowrey of Kentucky (right) was investigated by the Secret Service

Special Agent Richard Ferretti suggested people 'think twice' about their social media activity (pictured, Lowrey's tweet that landed her in hot water)

Special Agent Richard Ferretti suggested people ‘think twice’ about their social media activity (pictured, Lowrey’s tweet that landed her in hot water)

Madonna came under fire for saying she wanted to ‘blow up’ the White House, and later defended her comments, saying she was speaking metaphorically.

Despite apologies to the Secret Service agents who showed up to question him the next day, Benson was charged with threatening the president and faces up to five years in prison if convicted.

Heather Lowrey, a burlesque dancer from Louisville, Kentucky, was also investigated by the Secret Service.

She tweeted on January 17: ‘If someone was cruel enough to assassinate MLK, maybe someone will be kind enough to assassinate Trump.’

Special Agent Richard Ferretti suggested people ‘think twice’ about their social media activity.

While Facebook and Twitter have policies to suspend accounts or take down violent or threatening, thousands of posts against Trump remain on both platforms.

Here is one from last year from the Goveneor of the state of California.

In speaking to Andrea Mitchell of MSNBC at his climate change summit, Brown constantly attacked the president, calling him a saboteur, enabler of climate negligence, and finally getting triggered and saying, “Something’s got to happen to this guy, because if we don’t get rid of him, he’s going to undermine America and even the world.”

Brown’s statement, ‘something’s got to happen to this guy,’ is clearly not a threat, but a message to all on the Left that it is time for President Trump to be assassinated. In stating so, Brown hoped to either give the green light to radical organizations like ANTIFA and BLM to finally kill the president, or to Leftist Democrats and Republicans in office to arrange his assassination via some paid hit.

Either way, Brown was assuredly calling for the death of President Trump as the only way to save the current Leftist coup trying to regain power in Washington and restore the Socialist government that had taken hold decades ago and came to fruition during the Obama years.

I looked up when the 2020 Republican National Convention would be. It is an event in which delegates of the United States Republican Party will select the party’s nominees for President of the United States and Vice President of the United States. The convention will be held from August 24 to 27, 2020, at the Spectrum Center in Charlotte, North Carolina. Then, the 2020 United States presidential election is scheduled to take place Tuesday, November 3, 2020.

In November of 2016 when President Turmp was elected I sent him and each of his family members a copy of The 2300 Days of Hell and warned them of what was coming. Recently I have written the White House two times to again warn them of what is coming.

And let me say it again so that it is clear. I greatly admire the President for having the balls to do what he is doing. I think he is doing a great job under the conditions he finds himself.

Last week I was then sent the following from one of our readers. I do not endorse nor recommend reading from Alex Jones, but his article comes soon after I wrote the White House.

WARROOM: PRESIDENT TRUMP PREPARES FOR ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT BY ORGANIZING MARINES IN DEFENSE