12punto columnist Meriç Köyatası predicted the Trump assassination attempt 16 days in advance
It has emerged that 12punto columnist Meriç Köyatası predicted the assassination attempt on US presidential candidate Donald Trump 16 days ago in a post on his social media account.
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Former US President and presidential candidate Donald Trump was the target of an armed assassination attempt during a rally he was holding.
While the assassin, who targeted Trump on the podium at the rally in Pennsylvania, was killed by officials, Trump was left covered in blood due to a bullet grazing his ear.
PREDICTED IT 16 DAYS IN ADVANCE
On the other hand, 12punto columnist Meriç Köyatası had pointed to an assassination attempt in a post on his social media account 16 days ago, saying, "Regarding the Biden-Trump debate on TV... It looks like Trump will be elected. However... The FED had assassinated 2 American presidents. This time, they might try it before he is elected."
Reminding of his assassination prediction in his latest post, Meriç Köyatası used the following expressions:
"I shared this tweet on June 28. It is not wise to mess with the FED, which is controlled by 12 families, 8 of which are the main elements."
WHAT HAPPENED?
In the US, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump was wounded in his right ear as a result of explosions resembling gunfire while he was speaking on the podium during a campaign rally in Pennsylvania. In footage shared on social media, while Trump was speaking on the podium in the city of Butler, approximately 7 explosions resembling gunfire were heard.
Trump was seen holding his right ear on the podium. As the explosions continued, security guards jumped onto the podium and surrounded Trump. The explosions also caused panic among the citizens attending the rally. Before the security guards took Trump off the podium, he was seen raising his fist into the air while blood was flowing down his right cheek. While the panic continued in the rally area, the security guards took Trump to his armored vehicle as an emergency measure.
In his first statement after the incident, Donald Trump said, "I am fine and undergoing a medical examination."