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Fake AI-generated pro-Trump influencers emerge on social media ahead of midterm elections, posting about the “radical left” and “America First.” Trump has reposted content from at least one of the accounts

There's just something delicious about the culture shock experienced by Americans when they visit Europe for the first time, even more so when they visit the supposedly "gloomy and dangerous" eastern bit of it.

@sherryshugs @Bebe1969 Only Israel and Russia loves the Orange Pedo, noone else.

@Bebe1969 Not true! He is loved in Italy.

I'm in Milan Italy. Italians hate Trump.

Amanda Ungaro — the woman Paolo Zampolli had deported via ICE — just gave her first interview. She says Melania knows she “witnessed highly compromising interactions” over 20 years. She’s willing to testify before House Oversight.

CONFIRMED: The US joint Chiefs of staff Air Force Gen. Dan Caine stormed out of an emergency meeting with Trump. Insiders indicate that Trump wanted to invoke the nuclear codes as a deterrence against Iran but Caine refused and invoked the U.S. Uniform Code of Military Justice.

Everyone, run for your lives. The shit is about to hit the fan. Trump has gone insane. Forty-seven Truth posts in under an hour. The guy has lost it. Hopefully he won’t accidentally find the red button… or is that what he’s looking at right now?

Melania Trump’s past is facing new scrutiny after a fresh interview with Amanda Ungaro—a former girlfriend of modeling agent Paolo Zampolli and a longtime associate of Melania. Ungaro says Melania knew she had witnessed “highly compromising interactions” over two decades tied to Zampolli’s modeling network, where young women and girls were introduced to wealthy figures like Donald Trump. Ungaro also describes how models were brought in from abroad and later helped secure visas after these connections.

“As of today, I no longer consider myself a Catholic” Fox News’ Sean Hannity makes it pretty clear: Trump comes before everything, even over his religion. It’s a cult.

Jens Stoltenberg went on Fox News this week. It did not go the way Trump would have liked. The former NATO Secretary General, now Norway’s Finance Minister, was asked about Trump’s threats to pull the United States out of the alliance. He answered with the kind of calm, precise demolition that only a Norwegian diplomat can deliver without raising his voice once. On why Europe didn’t join the war: “NATO is a defensive alliance. The strikes or the war against Iran were never an attempt to make that into a NATO operation.” On whether Europe disagrees with America about Iran: “We all agree the Iranian nuclear program is dangerous. The question is how we achieve that goal.” Translation: the problem was never the destination. It was the lunatic who decided to get there by setting the car on fire. On what Trump should have done before launching: “If you want NATO to contribute, then at least you have to sit down with NATO allies, as you did after 9/11. You cannot expect us just to be there without any consultations, any discussions in NATO before you take the decision to launch the attack.” This is Stoltenberg saying, in the most polished terms imaginable, that you do not start a war at two in the morning on Truth Social and then ring your allies for help at breakfast. On whether Europe abandoned America: “The majority of European allies have made sure that their bases and infrastructure were available for the United States. There are some exceptions, but most have contributed.” Most helped. Quietly. Without being asked to endorse a war they considered illegal. On why leaving NATO would be catastrophic for America specifically: “The United States is 25 per cent of the global economy. But together with NATO allies, we are 50 per cent of the global economy and 50 per cent of the world’s military might. So it makes the United States safer to have friends and allies — something that Russia and China don’t have at all.” And then, in a separate interview, the warning nobody in Washington wants to hear: “It’s not a natural law that we will have NATO forever. It’s not carved in stone that NATO will exist for the next ten years.” That last line was not a threat. It was a diagnosis. Trump called NATO a Paper Tiger. Stoltenberg replied, with characteristic Norwegian understatement, that paper tigers tend to be considerably less useful once you’ve set them on fire yourself. Gandalv / @Microinteracti1

The Atlantic reports that Kash Patel is drinking so heavily that meetings need to be rescheduled and his security detail has trouble waking him up. At one point, they had to request SWAT team equipment because he wouldn't answer the door. Some think that his drinking is responsible for major blunders like when he put out inaccurate information about the Charlie Kirk investigation. With the war in Iran, government officials are wondering what happens if there's a terrorist attack and he's too drunk to respond. Patel fired members of a counterterrorism squad working partly on Iran, and instead spends his time demanding that FBI merchandise look more "fierce." Asked to comment, he threatens to sue the reporters. Kakistocracy. Learn that word.

“Testing positive for pregnancy” is an in interesting way to say “being raped and impregnated by ICE agents”

This may turn out to be the biggest stock market manipulation in American history.

🔴BREAKING : 🇺🇸During his presidency, Donald Trump made 55,654 false statements, averaging nearly 98 lies per day.

Laura Ingraham did not tell the British Prime Minister to go back to his tea and crumpets because she was having a bad day. She did it because that is the job. Ingraham, Jesse Watters, and Sean Hannity denounced NATO on the same evening as “kind of a meaningless ally” that “we’ve had it with.”  Same night. Three hosts. One message. That is not coincidence. That is a programme. You do not simply announce one morning that NATO is finished. The American public retains a residual affection for allies. Some of them have been to Paris. Abandoning Europe requires, first, that Europe be made to seem unworthy. Ungrateful. Weak. Smelling faintly of crumpets. So every crisis becomes an opportunity. A European diplomat put it with weary precision: “It’s like Groundhog Day. The reasons can be different, defense spending, Greenland, the Strait of Hormuz, but the threats keep returning.”  Fox’s hosts, unable to admit that the Iran war they cheered into existence is deteriorating, have found their scapegoat: NATO allies who were never consulted before the war began and declined to join it.  The people who started the fire are furious at the neighbours for not helping spread it. The White House confirmed the direction. An official told Fox News that Trump has “zero expectations for NATO at this point” and that the alliance had “failed.”  The test, to be clear, was whether European democracies would join a war their own populations rejected. They declined. Apparently that is failure. The only time Article 5 was ever invoked was after September 11th, and Europeans served with distinction in Afghanistan. But that history is inconvenient. Better to focus on the tea. Every insult Ingraham delivers is a brick in the same wall. And when the wall is high enough, the announcement will come. And it will feel, to Fox viewers, like the obvious conclusion to an argument they have been having for years. They will not remember that the argument was constructed for them, one crumpet joke at a time. Gandalv / @Microinteracti1

What Trump just unfroze for Iran vs. what Obama unfroze

STOLTENBERG: My country, Norway, borders Russia. Just on other side of our land border, we see highest concentration of nuclear weapons in the world: missiles, submarines, bombers. These weapons are not directed at Norway — they're directed at United States. Yet Norway helps United States monitor and track those submarines, share intelligence, provide early warning, and report precisely what Russians are doing. This is part of America’s homeland defense, delivered by a NATO ally. And there are many other similar examples. So United States is safer with a strong NATO. That is why I expect and believe the United States will remain committed to the Alliance.

Meanwhile in French navy. "an army marches on its stomach" #militaryfood 🍽🇫🇷

The people of the small village of Dingle,Ireland are letting everyone know about Trump and what they think of him!

Is the world really going to have to suffer WW3 because the USA can’t impeach a president?

Thank you, Japan‼️