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Florida Nurse Calls for Foreign Intervention Against Trump Administration
3/6/2026, 4:54:21 AM
Outrage Over Provocative Call to Action
Joyce Schulz-Killian, a registered nurse and advocate from Sarasota, Florida, has ignited significant controversy after posting a TikTok video urging foreign nations, including Canada, the United Kingdom, and China, to "attack the United States" to remove what she termed the "regime" of President Donald Trump. In her video, Schulz-Killian stated, “Come on, Canada, come on, UK, come on, China, you know you wanna do it. Come in and attack [the] United States... We don’t like our regime either. Help us!” This provocative statement has drawn widespread criticism and accusations of treason from social media users.
Background and Context
Schulz-Killian's comments appear to stem from her dissatisfaction with the Trump administration, which she believes has led the country into a constitutional crisis. She expressed concerns about what she perceives as unchecked executive power and violations of constitutional rights. In a follow-up statement, she emphasized that her intention was to highlight that not all Americans support the current government, asserting that “some of the Americans grew up believing in the Constitution.”
Key Figures
Joyce Schulz-Killian is the owner and lead nurse advocate at At Your Request Patient Advocate, a service providing private nurse advocacy. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) and a certificate in patient advocacy. Schulz-Killian has a history of vocal political commentary on her TikTok account, where she has previously criticized Trump and other political figures.
Public Reaction and Criticism
The response to Schulz-Killian's video has been overwhelmingly negative, with many users condemning her call for foreign intervention. Some have reported her to the FBI, labeling her remarks as inappropriate and dangerous. Critics have pointed out the gravity of asking foreign nations to attack the U.S., with one user remarking, “Funny, they always want someone else to do it.” Others have expressed a desire for her to relocate to the countries she is urging to intervene.
Official Statements & Responses
In her defense, Schulz-Killian stated that her video was meant to raise awareness about the perceived failures of the current administration and to express her fears regarding U.S. military actions abroad. She noted, “There appears to be no checks and balances... Just because we don't like a regime of another country, is it in our place to kill the leader or bomb the country?” Following the backlash, she adjusted her TikTok privacy settings due to receiving death threats.
Conflicting Reports & Gaps
While Schulz-Killian's video has sparked outrage, the extent of its impact on public discourse remains unclear. There are no reports of formal investigations initiated by authorities in response to her statements, despite calls from some social media users for such actions.
Verbatim Quotes
- “Come in and attack [the] United States," she continued in the video.” — Joyce Schulz-Killian, Nurse Advocate
- “Just because we don't like a regime of another country, is it in our place to kill the leader or bomb the country and a school of 175 children and educators and then deny it right to our faces.” — Joyce Schulz-Killian, Nurse Advocate
The incident highlights the contentious political climate in the United States and raises questions about the boundaries of political expression in the digital age.
