After the investigation of the Haihu Manor, the "civil war" mentioned that the rate increased by 10 times, and many people have died for Trump.

Polar News reporter Manda

After being investigated by the Trump Lake Manor, someone had dedicated himself to him.

A man's rifle tried to break into the Federal Investigation Bureau in Cindinniti's office and was killed with the police; a man drove the road barrier in the US Congress and opened fire and committed suicide in the air.

This may be just the beginning.

According to the Associated Press reported on August 17, law enforcement officials across the United States were issuing warnings or receiving warnings that the possibility of threats and violence attacks on federal agents or buildings was increasing. An analysis data shows that after being searched by Haihu Manor, the "civil war" mentioned rate of "civil war" immediately increased by 10 times.

With the further deepening of the survey, what will happen to this country if they have prosecuted or arrested Trump?

What would happen if he prosecuted or arrested Trump?

Outside the Federal Investigation Bureau of Washington, an agent brought police dogs to patrol (source: Source: Associated Press)

A man died in the gun battle when he carried AR-15 rifles to break into the FBI's office in Cindinniti. A man in Pennsylvania was arrested after the death threat of agents on social media. In network space, the voices of armed uprising and civil war are increasing.

Federal authorities and individual extremeist supervisors warned that this may be just the beginning. More and more Trump fanatic supporters seem to prepare to counterattack the Federal Investigation Bureau and those who think they are over -investigating the former president.

After searching Trump's Haihu Manor in the Federal Investigation Bureau, law enforcement officials across the United States were issuing warnings or receiving warnings, and the possibility of threats and violence attacks on federal agents or buildings was increasing.

Experts from research on radical and online false information point out that the increase in these threats is caused by legal search of Trump Lake Manor. This is just a search. What will happen if you prosecute or arrest Trump?

"When information spreads to a certain degree, the real world will change." Said John Farmer, former Minister of Justice, New Jersey. He was a federal prosecutor and currently the director of the Institute of Political Research, the University of Rogers University. He said: "When people with power and credibility start to conform to extremist remarks, it is more likely to have a greater impact on the real world."

Trump and his allies were magnified by the right -wing media's anger statement, which exacerbated his supporters' distrust of the Federal Investigation Bureau (although it was led by Trump's appointment) and the federal government. At least some Trump supporters seem to take action because of anger.

The Federal Investigation Bureau is located in Cindinniti's office (source: Source: Associated Press)

Last week, a man wearing a bullet -resistant clothes, hand -held assault rifle and nailing gun tried to break into the FBI's office in Cincinnati, and was killed after crossing the fire with the police. The authorities said they believed that the man posted "Dark Information" on the social platform "Truth Social" founded by Trump, and one of the information stated that federal agents should be killed on the spot.

On Sunday, another man drove the roadblock of the US Congress and fired suicide after opening fire in the air.

On Monday, the Ministry of Justice announced the arrest of a Pennsylvanian man, who has repeatedly threatened the lives of the Federal Investigation Agency on a social platform GAB, a clustered social platform GAB.

"You have declared war on us, and now it's your turn." He wrote in a post.

After the Sea Lake Manor was searched, the "civil war" mentioned that the rate increased by 10 times

The joint announcement issued by the Federal Investigation Bureau and the Ministry of Land and Resources warned that the threat of cyber violence on federal officials and government facilities is increasing. The documents obtained by the Associated Press show that these threats include "placing so -called nuclear dirty bombs at the door of the Federal Investigation Bureau" and calling for "civil war" and "rebellion".

According to statistics from a social media content analysis company called "Zignal Labs", after the Sea Lake Manor was searched last week, the "Civil War "'s mention rate was immediately increased by 10 times.

Many posts include some unsatisfactory claims, such as suggesting that the President Biden ordered the Federal Investigation Agency to search for Trump's estate, or the Federal Investigation Bureau fabricated evidence to plant Trump.

"Biden sent the Federal Investigation Bureau to search for the former President Trump's house to declare war on him and his supporters." On the Telegram platform, a poster wrote.

The Intelligence Bulletin issued by the Federal Investigation Bureau and the Ministry of Land and Safety also pointed out that federal law enforcement officials have confirmed that government officials participating in the Sea Lake Manor's search have received a variety of threats, including the public security judges who have called for killing the searches.

The communiqué also said that the names and family address of Agents and other officials in the Federal Investigation Agency have been exposed online, and their family member information has also been exposed, and it may also be the target of attack.

Benny Thompson, a member of the Democratic Party of Mississippi, said that these threats are similar to the online remarks before the US Congress Building on January 6, 2021. Thompson is the chairman of the special investigation committee of the Riraffes of the Capitol of Congress on January 6 and the chairman of the Land and Safety Committee.

Thompson said: "These threats of violence and even civil war are mainly from the right -wing extremists on the Internet. This not only does not conform to the American spirit, but also a threat to our democracy and the rule of law."

Is a legal investigation or a political attack? Trump supporters are hard to extinguish the search for the Trump Manor based on a search order signed by a judge. The procedure is legal, but it has nothing to do with Trump and his allies.

On Monday, Trump posted on the social platform "Truth Social" he founded: "This is an unprecedented attack on political opponents in our country!"

Paul Gosar, a Republican member of Arizona, equates the investigation with the "tyranny" and said on Twitter, "We must destroy the Federal Investigation Bureau."

Another Arizona parliament, Republican Andy Biggs, tried to blame the agents who blamed the responsibility on the execution of search tasks. "Why are those agents so obedient?" He said.

Republican Senator John Tuen said in an interview that although the Ministry of Justice had stated that it was a search order to obtain a legal procedure, it was silent about the investigation and made people doubt the motivation of the law enforcement department.

Tuen also said: "There are still many unsolved answers, which allows the American people to be in the information vacuum, and they will have many doubts. You should not want to see that people do not trust the law enforcement authorities."

Some Republicans have tried to ease these intense remarks for fire saving. In the CNN showed on the weekend, the Governor of Arkansas said: "We want to recover their judgments, and the Federal Investigation Bureau is only performing their duties in accordance with the law."

But many conservative media did not hear the suggestions of Harchinson.

"The raid against the Haihu Manor is not a law enforcement, and the opposite is the opposite. This is an attack on the rule of law." On Monday night, the Fox News Channel host Tucker Kalson said in his show.

Fox News also shared a photo of tampered with, and reported that the judge who signed the arrest warrant accepted the foot massage of Gisley Maxwell. Maxwell was sentenced to 20 years in June this year for helping her boyfriend Jeffrey Epustein abuse. This photo is not a judge, but Epustein. He committed suicide in 2019 during the trial. The Fox News Channel host Brian Kilmid later explained that the tampering photo was a joke.

The grudges of the Republican Party and the Federal Investigation Agency dates back to the presidential election in 2016, suspected of collusion with the Trump campaign team, and Hillary's investigation of secret materials in private email accounts. As Trump tried to overthrow the 2020 election and the investigation of confidential materials after he stepped down, this kind of grievances will not increase.

There is also an unprooped allegations that in the riots of the parliamentary building on January 6, the Federal Investigation Bureau secretly trapped Trump's supporters, which also aroused the anger of conservative netizens on social platforms Essence

"Guys, you have challenged this civil war." Someone posted on the online platform GAB, saying, "Others will definitely end this civil war for you."

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