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Twitter lock: Trump lashes out on other channels and promptly receives the next tough counterattack

2021-01-09T18:43:39.723Z


Donald Trump recently condemned the attacks on the Capitol. The short message service Twitter still sees a risk - and blocked its accounts. Pelosi verbally attacks Trump.


Donald Trump recently condemned the attacks on the Capitol.

The short message service Twitter still sees a risk - and blocked its accounts.

Pelosi verbally attacks Trump.

Update from January 9, 11:42 a.m.:

First, Twitter had

blocked

Donald Trump's

private

Twitter account

(see update from January 9, 6:40 a.m.)

.

The President then spread his declaration of anger on the platform

(see update from January 9, 10.12 a.m.)

also on the President's official Twitter profile @POTUS and on his team's account @TeamTrump.

Twitter intervened again: employees deleted the tweets at @POTUS and now also completely blocked @TeamTrump.

Update from January 9th, 10:12 am:

After

Twitter

permanently

blocked

President

Donald Trump's

account

, he made

serious allegations

.

A Trump message circulated through journalists in the White House said: “Twitter agents have colluded with the Democrats and the radical left to remove my account from their platform to silence me - and you, the 75 million great Patriots who voted for me. ”Once again, there is no evidence for this claim.

Trump announced that they were negotiating with several other websites and that they were also considering building their own platform.

Twitter permanently blocks Trump account

Update from January 9th, 6:40 am:

"

Twitter

blocks accounts that violate the Twitter rules." You now see this notice when you

want to call up

Donald Trump's

profile

on the short message service.

In plain language:

Twitter

is really serious and takes the US President's most important mouthpiece!

The company announced on Friday evening (local time) that Trump's

@realDonaldTrump

account

would be permanently blocked.

The reason is the "risk of further incitement to violence" after the storm of the

Capitol in Washington

by Trump supporters.

Critics accuse the Republican of inciting his supporters.

The Democrats in the House of Representatives are therefore pressing ahead with preparations for a possible impeachment process.

Donald Trump: Twitter blocks account - US President loses mouthpiece

Twitter has been by far Trump's most important communication platform.

Via his account, he addressed his more than

88 million followers

directly, sometimes dozen times a day

.

The tweets on the account were no longer accessible on Friday evening.

Twitter cited two Trump tweets on Friday to justify the new ban, which when combined, from the company's point of view, violated the directive on the prohibition of the glorification of violence.

Donald Trump does not attend Joe Biden's inauguration

Update from January 8, 4:58 p.m.:

Predecessor Barack Obama was there at his own inauguration - Donald Trump's successor Joe Biden does not want to

pay

this honor.

He made that very clear on Friday.

"I will not attend the inauguration on January 20th," he wrote a few minutes ago on Twitter.

A corresponding breach of a taboo by Trump at the handover of the highest political office in the USA * had already been speculated weeks ago.

Update from January 8, 4:14 p.m.:

No sooner did

Donald Trump

regain power over his Twitter account after being temporarily blocked when he immediately left out his favorite toy.

On Friday morning (local time), he tweeted that his

supporters and voters

(“American patriots”) would “have a gigantic voice in the future too”.

They would "in no way be disregarded or treated unfairly," continues Trump.

Joe Biden's announcement that he wants to be a president for all Americans - including

Republicans

- shouldn't necessarily be alluding to.

It is not yet clear whether Trump will remain in politics in the future.

Donald Trump and his family partied pretty exuberantly just before supporters stormed the Capitol

Update from January 8, 12:45 p.m

.: A video that is currently spreading on Twitter shows

Donald Trump

and his family shortly before the mob of

Trump supporters

invaded

the Capitol

.

The

US President

,

Ivanka Trump

,

Eric Trump

,

spokeswoman Kayleigh McEnany

, chief of staff

Mark Meadows

and some

Secret Service

agents

are in a kind of bunker.

They follow the live recordings of the gathering on a screen.

The absurd thing about the video: The atmosphere is reminiscent of a party, atmospheric music is playing in the background.

Behind the camera is

Trump's

eldest son,

Donald Trump Junior

.

When asked, his partner

Kimberly Guilfoyle

begins

to dance.

"You have come to do the right thing: fight!" She says, addressing the

Trump fans in

front of the

Capitol

.

Trump, Donald Jr, Kimberly Guilfoyle and others watching the crowd getting fired up hours before they stormed the Capitol, and dancing in enjoyment while the song Gloria is playing.

Seems premeditated, no?

pic.twitter.com/E6tHufOjiN

- Amy Siskind 🏳️‍🌈 (@Amy_Siskind) January 7, 2021

Trump Junior also

addresses the mob: “

There

are some great patriots who didn't feel like the crap anymore.

Thanks to all of you for that, "he says, adding," It's impressive to see them getting closer. "

It will only take a few seconds, says

Trump Junior,

referring to his father's speech shortly afterwards and calls on fans

to share

the

video

on social media.

In comments, Twitter users describe the recording as "evidence" of

Trump's

guilt for the riot.

"That is more than disgusting ... Most people followed the riots full of sadness, tears and fear - these traitors of

America

laughed, danced, smiled," writes one user.

+

Donald Trump (r.) And his children Eric, Donald Junior and Ivanka Trump (from left).

© picture alliance / Shawn Thew / ep / Shawn Thew

Update from January 8, 11:25 a.m.: It

feels like

Donald Trump is making

a turn in his rhetoric

(see first report)

.

But his behavior around the riot at the Capitol in Washington DC could still have

legal consequences

for him

.

Prosecutor Michael Sherwin said in a round with journalists about whom CNN reports, among others, that the incidents will be looked at closely - also with regard to the role Trump played in inciting the crowd.

When asked by a journalist, Sherwin is said to have said: “We look at all those involved who played a role.

If the evidence speaks for a crime, they will be charged. "

Storm on the US Capitol: Trump incited demonstrators - Twitter blocks account

First report from January 8, 9:29 am:

Washington DC - After the

storm of the US Capitol

,

President *

Donald Trump *

speaks

of "healing and reconciliation".

With his speech on Wednesday,

Trump

only

triggered

the

riots

*.

Two days ago he spoke again of

electoral fraud

and urged his supporters

to move

in the direction of the

Capitol

*, while the result of the election was certified by the two chambers there.

But the

demonstrators

were not satisfied with just demonstrating in front of the building and stormed it.

During the riots, one attacker was shot dead *, a police officer died from his injuries in the hospital and three other people died due to injuries that were not known.

Trump

 had

initially not condemned

the

riots

, but even heated the situation with several controversial tweets and thus attracted further criticism.

The

president called

 on his supporters on Wednesday to withdraw, but said: "We love you".

He also spoke again of election fraud.

Twitter then

blocked Trump's account for twelve hours.

Even

Facebook

and

Instagram

locked his accounts.

After the

Capitol was vacated

, the chambers continued their session and confirmed

Joe Biden

as the new

US President

.

Donald Trump: Sudden turnaround after riots in Washington - President condemns attackers

With his first

tweet

since the ban, the sudden

change

follows

.

In a video message,

Trump

condemned

the riots: "Like all Americans, I am outraged by the violence, lawlessness and chaos." He said that the

National Guard

* will now protect the buildings.

“The

USA

is, and must always be, a state of law and order.

Anyone involved in the violence and destruction does not represent our country.

And all who have broken the law will pay for it. ”It is time for“ healing and reconciliation ”.

pic.twitter.com/csX07ZVWGe

- Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 8, 2021

Donald Trump

 emphasized again that there would be an orderly

handover

to

President-elect Joe Biden

.

"A new administration will be sworn in," said Trump.

Serving the country as president was the honor of his life.

He did not admit his defeat again, but this time he did not directly speak of

electoral fraud

.

With his complaints he only tried “to defend the integrity of the election”.

Although Trump's term of office ends in two weeks, early

impeachment is being

discussed

because of the incidents

.

(md)

* Merkur.de is part of the nationwide Ippen-Digital editorial network

List of rubric lists: © Patrick Semansky / dpa

Source: merkur

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