Hang on, while I do a quick scan of my Twitter history.

Ok. I think I’m good.

There’s no proof that the Defense Department was targeting anyone, specifically, but an early morning tweet has some tongues wagging.

Social media postings sometimes provide an important window into a person’s #mentalhealth. Know what to look for. https://t.co/B0tPAHwjVK pic.twitter.com/AbXrw2QhQd

— Department of Defense 🇺🇸 (@DeptofDefense) January 23, 2017

According to The Hill:

The tweet links to research conducted by the department’s Suicide Prevention Office that “shows how information on social media can provide an important window into a person’s state of mind.”

The research aims to help mental health professionals utilize new technologies to “reach individuals and provide greater understanding of their well-being” in order to enhance ongoing suicide prevention efforts.

And there is absolutely no reason to assume that this was directed at the Tweeter-in-Chief who officially took office on Friday.

None, whatsoever.

The study that the tweet linked to was conducted before Trump took office. It very well may have been on the DoD’s radar, with intent to tweet out at some point, anyway.

The timing, however, set a fire under some Twitter users.

That is some next level trolling right there.

— Mark (@MarkJustMarkOK) January 23, 2017

pic.twitter.com/03Qu7easXn

— philip lewis (@Phil_Lewis_) January 23, 2017

Congressional Medal of Shade

— Zombie deGrasse Tyson (@DrNeilTyson) January 23, 2017

y'all know he shut down tweets from Dept of Interior for less than this. Hope y'all survive the next purge.

— Dr Nay Shockadelica 💜 (@doctornayaka) January 23, 2017

So is this shade being thrown at the new president?

Probably not, but it’s still funny.