Wczoraj w wywiadzie pana Cejrowskiego dla TV Republika:

"Zydowski baron Rotshild
/razem z Rockefellerem
nazywani panami tego swiata i
pociagajacy za sznurki swiatowej polityki/
przez swego sluge SOROSA, znanego i w Polsce
/odznaczony orderem, zdaje sie orla bialego, przez Komorowskiego/
tuz przed wyborami w US przekazal tam ,
jako DAR "dla wspierania demokracji"
50 tysiecy maszyn do glosowania.
Zostaly one przez technikow tak przygotowane,
ze w wielu wypadkach odrzucaly glosy na pana Donalda TRUMPA ,
przyjmujac wszystkie na Hilary Clinton.

JEZUS i MARYJA

ZABIC TRUMPA?

W Ameryce Clintonow i...
oraz calym skorumpowanym swiecie,
wlacznie z macierewiczowa Polska,
podniosl sie po wyborach SKOWYT i PLACZ.
Z niektorych stron poplynely nawet
wezwania do ZABOJSTWA Donalda TRUMPA.
Tak bylo np. z Wielkiej Brytanii,
gdzie hinduska dziennikarka Monisha Rajesh /Guardian i Telegraf/
na fali nieutulonego zalu sugerowala to czytelnikom /na Twitterze/.
Wystraszylo sie potem glupiotkie dziewczatko
swoich wlasnych slow i czym predzej skasowala je,
ale wezwanie poszlo juz w swiat; ktos skopiowal i podal dalej.
Autorka ma sie dobrze i nic nie zagraza jej pozycji w gazecie,
nikt nie ma zamiaru jej karcic,
napominac ani tym bardziej zwalniac z pracy.

Assassinate Trump?
A journalist in the U.K. got herself in hot water after tweeting about assassinating Trump on Tuesday.
Journalist Monisha Rajesh, who writes for the Guardian and the Telegraph, tweeted "@markcoflaherty it's about time for a presidential assassination."
She locked her Twitter account shortly after and then deleted the account, but not before screenshots of the tweet were taken and shared.
Why does @monisha_rajesh want the President assassinated?

Btw, deleting your tweet and protecting your account doesn't hide everything t.co/vplXlpTrHV
— Michael Lindsay™ (@GoosesTweets) November 10, 2016
Some who shared the tweet called for the FBI to investigate, while others wanted the Telegraph to fire her.
Yes #MonishaRajesh deleted her twitter account but she works @guardian hope they FIRE her ASAPneeds2be arrested @FBI t.co/knzcoqTZ5y t.co/tQzW4WKHnZ
— Deplorable Singer (@MichelleKOrts10) November 11, 2016
The journalist was among many on social media who called for an assassination, others tweeted with the hashtag #AssassinateTrump.
"So Trump won. Let's See how long it takes for him to get assassinated," one Twitter user said.
So Trump won.Let's See how long it takes for him to get assassinated. #Election2016 #assassinatetrump
— Aysha Akter (@AyshaAkterxD) November 9, 2016
Putting things into perspective, another user wrote, "#AssassinateTrump is really a hashtag. Some of you ppl are sick. If anyone would have started that tag for Obama or Hillary it'd be chaos."
#AssassinateTrump is really a hashtag. Some of you ppl are sick. If anyone would have started that tag for Obama or Hillary it'd be chaos.
— Brandon (@brandon29us) November 9, 2016
A security source told the New York Post that the Secret Service would investigate all credible threats made on social media, but said there's a difference between someone saying they're planning to kill and someone suggesting someone else should kill because indirect threats aren't typically prosecuted.