[Perspective] FBI search Haihu Manor: Trump's anger's statement has caused multiple shootings!

China Daily, August 19th (Party Super League) After searching and taking away confidential documents by the Federal Investigation Agency (FBI) agent (FBI) agents (FBI), the social media threatened the government Gradually rising, Trump supporters frequently created guns.

Trump repeatedly spoke

According to the United States Cable Television News, on August 8th local time, Trump said that the FBI searched the Haihu Manor on the same day.

Trump posted on his social media "truth social" on the 14th, calling on the FBI to return the confiscated documents, saying that these documents were protected by "lawyers-customer privileges" and "administrative privileges".

Trump posted again on the 15th local time, "This is an attack on political opponents, and its degree is unprecedented in our country, the third world!"

Sporadic gunfire continues

According to the Associated Press on the 17th, under the rendering of the right -wing media in the United States, Trump's speech on Haihu Manor's search was inciting his supporters of the FBI and the entire federal government. Moreover, at least some of the supporters of Trump seem to be acting for his anger.

Last week, a man wearing a bullet -resistant, hand -held assault rifle and a nail gun tried to break into the FBI's office in Cincinnati. He was then killed after making fire with the police. Another man drove to the road barrier to the US Congress on the 14th, then shot towards the sky, and finally drank himself.

On the 15th, the U.S. Department of Justice announced the arrest of a Pennsylvanian man, who had threatened the FBI agents many times on the social platform GAB that Trump's supporters liked to kill. "You have declared war on us, and now it's your turn." He wrote in a post.

Hate remarks increase

The Associated Press said that a joint intelligence communique issued by the FBI and the Ministry of Land and Safety warned that the threat of cyber violence on federal officials and government facilities was increasing. These threats include "so -called dirty bombs in front of the FBI headquarters" and calling for "civil war" and "rebellion".

Intelligence announcement also pointed out that federal law enforcement officials have discovered a number of threats on government officials participating in the search of Haihu Manor, including the local judges who have called for the killing of the search order.

According to intelligence documents, the names and family addresses of FBI agents and other officials have been posted on the Internet.

According to the data of the social media content analysis company Zignal Labs, within a few hours after Trump's Haihu Manor was searched, the number of "civil war" on the platform, including Facebook and Twitter, increased by ten times.

Search Trump's residence was performed according to the legal search order signed by the judge. But this is not the point for Trump's allies.

The Republican member of Arizona, Paul Gosal Arizona, will investigate equivalent to "tyranny" and write on Twitter: "We must destroy the FBI."

Republican support

A poll released by Reuters/Yippso on the 18th shows that despite the long -term support of law enforcement agencies, Republican voters may largely stand on Trump.

However, in polls, a considerable part of the Republican respondents support the FBI.

54%of the Republican respondents said that the FBI and the Ministry of Justice were irresponsible after searching the Haihu Manor. In contrast, 23%of Republican respondents said their actions were responsible.

The interviewees' views on this unprecedented search operation reflect the polarization of US politics. Although Republicans mostly support Trump, 71%of Democrats and about half of independent people said that the actions of federal law enforcement agencies are responsible.

The survey shows that 85%of Americans believe that some of their parties in their party are unacceptable to implement violence in order to achieve political purposes. But in the Republican and Democratic Party, 12%of the respondents believe that this violence is acceptable.

This poll interviewed 1005 adults, including 436 Democrats and 387 Republicans. The error rate is 4%.

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