The son of the President of the United States, Donald Trump, warned that the former FBI director posted a subliminal message with the intention of assassinating him
In recent hours, social media has been abuzz after former FBI Director James Comey posted a peculiar image on Twitter. In this a coded message can be seen, which many suggest could be a call for the assassination of President Donald Trump.
Comey's strange post led many users to wonder if the post represents a coincidence, an explicit call to assassinate the president or simply a tasteless joke.
In the publication made by the former FBI director, the numbers "86" and "47" can be seen on a sandy background. The interpretation given to this post goes back to a code popularly used in restaurants in the United States.
Within the American bar scene, the number "86" refers to something that is rejected or that "needs to be gotten rid of." On the other hand, the number "47" refers to Donald Trump's second term, who in January became the forty-seventh president of the United States.
EL mensaje publicado por Comey muestra el número ''86'' en un tono amarillento haciendo alusión el presidente Trump
The repercussions from several key figures in American politics were not long in coming. First, the author of the publication and former FBI director, absolutely denied the accusations of inciting the public to assassinate the president.
Meanwhile, Trump's eldest son, Don Jr, warned about the danger posed by Comey's posts, as there are many people with intentions to harm the president and harshly criticized the media supported by the Democratic Party.
Not only were the reactions to Comey's posts made in a media tone, but the current FBI director, Kash Patel, indicated that the bureau is taking action on the matter.
Patel stated that the FBIis in constant contact with Secret Service authorities, and with other organizations to ensure the safety of President Trump and his family.
El hijo del presidente hizo un llamado a prestar atención frente a las publicaciones de Comey
