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Nelson McKeeby Worshiper at Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) (1966–present) Was Trump’s call to Georgia threatening when Trump said it could be dangerous to him and others if they did not do what he wanted? Is that against the law? Meet John Roos. In early 2015 Trump declared he would compete for President, but that Barack Obama and the FBI were in charge of voting and would never let him win. John Roos, a Trump supporter from Medford, Oregon, took this to heart. Starting shortly after Trump announced he may run for President Roos started an online campaign of terror and hate on Facebook, Twitter, and even Quora under hundreds of false names, proclaiming his intent to kill Barack Obama and murder FBI agents. Trump hated Obama - a heroic black man, and has always hated the FBI as suckers who used to harass his mentor Cohn - a twisted story in and of itself. When he was informed Roos was on the threat spectrum Trump reportedly grew elated. “No one can blame me if someone decides to kill Obama just because of something I said…” Meet William Celli. “I’ll follow this MAN to the end of the world,” Celli said as he was arraigned for building and planting pipe bombs and telling Muslim communities he would kill them if they did not go back to their home country. Local authorities were supported when the local Trump community started themselves flooding the lines with anti-Police and anti-USA death threats and made a mistake. They felt that by charging Celli with minor offenses the Trump community could be brought over to the side of law and order. It would become a fatal mistake common in law enforcement of seeing a white guy supported by a white community and assuming there was some bottom ethical floor they could reason with. Meet Donald Trump. Do you think it is a coincidence that his hate rhetoric works? I stopped at two people, but I could list more: Scott and Steven Leader Cindy Fitchett Nicholas Tavella Eric Lin Matthew Council Dallas Frazier Richard Barnett Joshua Pruitt Lonnie Coffman Mark Leffingwell John Kless Matthew Haviland Patrick Carlineo Randal Thom Thomas Gallagher Michael Brogan James Patrick Cleveland Meredith Christopher Alberts Cesar Sayoc Scott Haven Terry Brown Carl Pacheco Max Hare, Bradley Ruskelas John Kinsman, David Kuriakose Robert Chain Douglas Sweet Michael Curzio Dr Bill Deagle …. That is just the first page.