Khaberni - A satirical website called for the recruitment of President Donald Trump's youngest son, Barron Trump, who is 19 years old, into the U.S. Army amid the strikes carried out by the United States and Israel against Iran.
According to "Euronews", the hashtag (#SendBarron) topped social media platforms in the recent hours.
The website named DraftBarronTrump.com was launched by former "South Park" writer Toby Morton, in a move that mocks Donald Trump by calling for sending his youngest son to war, and the site mentions Barron's "courage" and "proven genes" as arguments for sending him into combat, while displaying images of him sleeping.
The site's subtitle states: "America is strong because its leaders are strong, and President Trump proves that every day, and naturally, his son Barron is more than ready to defend the country boldly led by his father", and the site concludes with the statement: "Service is an honor, and strength is inherited, God bless Barron".
The website describes itself as "dedicated to honoring the strongest and bravest voices in the war," and includes satirical testimonials, one of which from his brother Donald Trump Jr. which stated: "This moment is really about Barron, okay? It has always been. He represents strength, courage, and service. I’ll honor this sacrifice in my own way, most likely by speaking about it from a safe distance".
Another page includes a testimonial signed by Eric Trump which read: "People always say I’m stupid, which is totally unfair, because I understand a lot about pancakes. Pancakes are complicated, you have mixture, heat, and timing, if you rush it, you ruin everything. I think a lot about pancakes, mostly pancakes".
It’s noted that Morton, who is known for buying website domains and launching satirical sites, promoted the site through social media, along with another site called ResignChuck.com, which calls for the resignation of Democratic Party leader Chuck Schumer; due to what was considered his weak opposition to Trump's policies.
The launch of DraftBarronTrump.com led to the spread of the hashtag #SendBarron; as thousands of social media users called for drafting Barron to serve alongside the soldiers his father sent to battle.
Many also reminded of the military service issue within the Trump family; as Donald Trump had avoided draft during the Vietnam War due to a bone disease diagnosis.
Elissa Braunstein and Sharon Kessel, daughters of Queens podiatrist Dr. Larry Braunstein who signed the original diagnosis, told "The New York Times" that it was "known" from their father to Trump's father, Fred Trump, who was the landlord of the property rented by the doctor.
However, the possibility of sending Barron to the battlefield seems unlikely; as his height reaches 6 feet and 9 inches (about 2.05 meters), which exceeds the maximum height allowed for recruitment in most branches of the U.S. military, which is 6 feet and 8 inches (about 2.03 meters).
