Anonymous ID: f0aecb July 15, 2022, 5:51 a.m. No.16736896   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>6899 >>6954 >>6983 >>7278

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/wrong-trump-trends-as-twitter-reacts-to-ivana-trump-s-death/ar-AAZAxnB?ocid

 

The words "Wrong Trump" trended on Twitter after former President Donald Trump announced the death of his ex-wife Ivana Trump on Thursday.

 

 

Donald Trump described Ivana as "a wonderful, beautiful, and amazing woman, who led a great and inspirational life" while announcing her death on his Truth Social platform. Ivana's death soon became the top trending topic on Twitter, although it trended alongside "Wrong Trump" and "Donald" due to tweets from those suggesting that they would have preferred the former president to die instead of his ex-wife.

 

"I see 'Wrong Trump' trending," sportswriter Jeff Pearlman tweeted. "Not gonna lie—I'd said that to my fam a few minutes earlier. I don't root for deaths. But exception can be made for an aspiring authoritarian with nary a decent bone in his body (who, for that matter, openly celebrated John McCain's death)."

 

I see "Wrong Trump" trending. Not gonna lie—I'd said that to my fam a few minutes earlier. I don't root for deaths. But exception can be made for an aspiring authoritarian with nary a decent bone in his body (who, for that matter, openly celebrated John McCain's death) https://t.co/hTd93k6U59

 

— Jeff Pearlman (@jeffpearlman) July 14, 2022

"A Trump in their 70's dies and they got the wrong one," tweeted Mad Dog PAC founder Claude Taylor.

 

"BREAKING: Wrong Trump Dies," tweeted comedy writer Brad Wollack.

 

BREAKING: Wrong Trump Dies https://t.co/E8SqvcG4f5

 

— Brad Wollack (@BradWollack) July 14, 2022

"Ugh, wrong Trump," music publicist Judy Miller Silverman tweeted. "How is the insane, corrupt, fast food guy still alive?"

 

Ugh, wrong Trump. How is the insane, corrupt, fast food guy still alive?

 

— Judy MillerSilverman (@motormouthmedia) July 14, 2022

"Well, Death, you turned over the wrong Trump," tweeted author William Shunn.

 

Well, Death, you turned over the wrong Trump. https://t.co/YS4kWWanqp

 

— William Shunn (@shunn) July 14, 2022

"Once again, the wrong Trump," comic book writer Matt Miner tweeted.

 

Once again, the wrong Trump.

 

— Matt Miner * BLACK LIVES MATTER * (@MattMinerXVX) July 14, 2022

"Terrible thing to say. But the wrong Trump died," tweeted user @corruptvoltaire.

 

Terrible thing to say. But the wrong Trump died. https://t.co/wEgm6aihxW

 

— Voltaire (@corruptvoltaire) July 14, 2022

"So many people have posted 'wrong Trump' about Ivana Trump dying that God has made a statement," multimedia journalist David Leavitt commented while sharing the following from the @TheTweetofGod Twitter account: "Donald will be in hell soon enough. But first I want him in jail."

 

So many people have posted “wrong Trump” about Ivana Trump dying that God has made a statement:

 

“Donald will be in hell soon enough. But first I want him in jail.” https://t.co/YyERH9d3Ng

 

— David Leavitt (@David_Leavitt) July 14, 2022

Some of those who may have helped "Wrong Trump" trend were condemning the sentiment. Conservative columnist Todd Starnes shared an article from his own website that described the tweets as a "nasty reaction" from "Democrats," concluding that "Trump Derangement syndrome was on full display."

 

‘WRONG TRUMP’: Democrats’ Nasty Reaction to Ivana Trump’s Deathhttps://t.co/FTCA3knPEd

 

— toddstarnes (@toddstarnes) July 14, 2022

"'Wrong Trump' is trending after Ivana Trump's death," tweeted @RamRishiRam. "I guess wishing death on someone doesn't violate Twitter's terms of service."

 

"Wrong Trump" is trending after Ivana Trump's death. I guess wishing death on someone doesn't violate Twitter's terms of service.

 

— Rishi (@RamRishiRam) July 14, 2022

"I'm stunned by Ivana's passing," @MikeLee762, a self-proclaimed "Great Ultra-MAGA King," tweeted. "Evil democrats will say it was the wrong Trump."

 

I'm stunned by Ivana's passing.

 

Evil democrats will say it was the wrong Trump.

 

— GREAT ULTRA-MAGA KING MIKE LEE (@MikeLee762) July 14, 2022

Others disagreed with the use of "Wrong Trump" for different reasons.

 

"People are tweeting 'Wrong Trump'! I disagree!" tweeted @Judson4America. "Traitorous pieces of human garbage like Don The Con should experience a UNIVERSE of Pain and Suffering here before they are allowed to safely escape into death. I hope Donald lives to be 110!"

 

People are tweeting "Wrong Trump"!

 

I disagree!

 

Traitorous pieces of human garbage like Don The Con should experience a UNIVERSE of Pain and Suffering here before they are allowed to safely escape into death.

 

I hope Donald lives to be 110!

 

RT if you agree!

 

# Ivana Trump

 

— Mark Judson - I Stand With Ukraine! (@Judson4America) July 14, 2022

The cause of Ivana Trump's death was unknown at the time of publication. However, she was discovered dead at her home after the Fire Department of the City of New York responded to a report of cardiac arrest, according to NBC News.

 

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Anonymous ID: f0aecb July 15, 2022, 6:36 a.m. No.16737178   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>16737157

Fed Chairman Jerome Powell and his former top deputy were cleared of allegation of insider trading after an investigation by the Fed's inspector general.

Anonymous ID: f0aecb July 15, 2022, 6:42 a.m. No.16737205   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7212

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11015899/Man-acquitted-Air-India-bombings-shot-death-Canada.html

 

Man acquitted in terrorist bombing that killed 329 people aboard an Air India flight off Ireland in 1985 is shot dead in his car in Canada in 'targeted attack'

Man acquitted in a terrorist bombing that killed 329 found shot dead in his car

Ripudaman Singh Malik was found on Thursday in Surrey, British Columbia

He was not guilty in March 2005 of two terror attacks that killed 331 people

Canadian authorities said it appeared to have been a targeted shooting

A bomb brought down an airliner heading to India off coast of Ireland in 1985

 

A man acquitted in a terrorist bombing that killed 329 people aboard an Air India flight in 1985 was shot dead in Canada on Thursday.

 

The victim, Ripudaman Singh Malik, was sitting his his car in Surrey, British Columbia on Thursday morning when a witness said he heard gunshots and ran outside to find Malik unconscious in his car.

 

Canadian authorities said it appeared that Malik had been killed in a targeted shooting.

 

Along with co-defendant Ajaib Singh Bagri, Malik was found not guilty in March 2005 of murder and conspiracy in a pair of Air India terror attacks that killed 331 people, one of which brought down an airliner off the coast of Ireland on its way to India on June 23, 1985.

 

Police had not initially released the dead man's identity, but confirmed it after Malik's son, Jaspreet Malik, reported his father's slaying in a statement on social media.

 

'The media will always refer to him as someone charged with the Air India bombing,' the son wrote on Facebook. 'The media and RCMP never seemed to accept the court's decision and I pray today's tragedy is not related.'

 

In a statement, the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team said: 'We are aware of Mr. Malik´s background, though at this time we are still working to determine the motive.

 

'We can confirm that the shooting appears to be targeted and there is not believed to be any further risk to the public.'

 

Sgt. Timothy Pierotti said that because the shooting took place in a residential area, police were confident witnesses would be able to help solve the crime.

 

Police said shortly after the attack that a vehicle believed to be used in the shooting was found engulfed in fire a few blocks away.

 

In Malik's trial, British Columbia Supreme Court heard that a suitcase bomb was loaded onto a plane at Vancouver's airport and then transferred in Toronto to Air India Flight 182.

 

The aircraft crashed into the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Ireland, killing 329 passengers and crew.

 

About an hour later, a bomb destined for another Air India plane exploded prematurely at Tokyo's Narita Airport, where two baggage handlers died.

 

Inderjit Singh Reyat, the only man convicted in the bombings, testified for the prosecution at Malik and Bagri's trial and was later convicted of perjury.

 

Deepak Khandelwal of Oakville, Ontario, said the shooting 'just brings back all the horrible memories we'd had to go through for the last 37 years.'

 

He was 17 when his sisters, 21-year-old Chandra and 19-year-old Manju, were killed on Flight 182.

 

'It's like a nightmare that never stops giving,' he said.

Anonymous ID: f0aecb July 15, 2022, 6:56 a.m. No.16737287   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7327

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Anonymous ID: f0aecb July 15, 2022, 7:08 a.m. No.16737360   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7366

>>16737327

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Anonymous ID: f0aecb July 15, 2022, 7:37 a.m. No.16737549   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7552

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