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HBO once again asked US President Donald Trump not to use memes inspired by his hit series Game of Thrones for "political" purposes.
On Thursday, Mr. Trump posted a tweet with a "GOT" inspired meme after US Attorney General Bill Barr reiterated that there was no collusion between the 2016 election campaign of the President and Russia. However, he tweeted well before the report was made public.
In the same one that used the "GOT" fonts, Mr. Trump is seen back to the camera, wearing his black overcoat. Remaining true to the essence of the epic fantasy series, the backdrop is a mixture of fog or fog.
"NO COLLUSION, NO OBSTRUCTION. For enemies and radical left democrats – GAME OVER, he said.
In response to Mr. Trump's tweet, the network issued a statement urging him to abstain from such activities. "Although we can understand the excitement elicited by Game of Thrones now that the last season has arrived, we still prefer that our intellectual property not be used for political purposes," HBO said. , cited by in The Hollywood. Report.
This is not the first time that HBO objects to President Trump and his inspiring team of "GOTs".
Last November, the US president tweeted a photo with a slogan resembling the popular "GOT". The slogan "Winter is coming" is as follows: "The sanctions will come – November 5, recalls the title of Game of Thrones".
The message suggested that the Trump administration would restore all US sanctions imposed on Iran. eliminated as part of the 2015 nuclear deal, which had not even worked well with HBO, even at that time. The network had called on Mr Trump not to "hijack" the slogan of the series.
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