Thread: Guardian Writer Calls for Trump’s Assassination After His Election Victory

Jim Hoft Nov 10th, 2016 9:38 pm

Monisha Rajesh is a feature writer at the far left Guardian newspaper in Great Britain.

She is based in London.

Monisha also worked for The Telegraph in London, according to her Twitter page.



Monisha doesn’t like Donald Trump.
She wants him dead.

She even called for his assassination.



She later deleted her Twitter account.

I guess @monisha_rajesh realized she shouldn't tweet threats about presidential assassination. @TelegraphNews pic.twitter.com/LVokWkcu3y

— Ian Essling (@ianessling) November 10, 2016

http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2016/11/347278/

Clearly a Hildebeast. Disgusting. She should be denied future entry into the US. No more reporting here for her.

by LUCAS NOLAN
11 Nov 2016
699 comments

A columnist who has written for both the Telegraph and the Guardian, Monisha Rajesh, deleted her Twitter account shortly after tweeting a call for the assassination of president-elect Donald Trump.

Following the election of Donald Trump this week, Rajesh posted multiple angry tweets to her now-deleted Twitter page, an archive of which can be seen here. The most notable, however, was one that Rajesh tweeted to Mark C. O’Flaherty, a photographer and travel writer who has also deleted his Twitter account, calling for “a presidential assassination.”



Breitbart reached out to both The Telegraph and The Guardian for comment on Rajesh’s tweets promoting violence against the president-elect. The official comment from the Telegraph Media Group was, “Monisha Rajesh is not an employee of Telegraph Media Group and will not be commissioned on a freelance basis.”

Speaking to The Guardian, a spokesperson told Breitbart News, “Monisha Rajesh is an infrequent freelance contributor, not a staff writer, and the Guardian cannot take responsibility for comments expressed by her in a personal capacity.”

Breitbart attempted to reach out to Rajesh for an explanation of her comments but received no reply.

http://www.breitbart.com/tech/2016/1...ination-tweet/

A visit from the Secret Service seems to be in order. BTW, there's no First Amendment right in England, so maybe she just committed a speech crime.