Donald Trump is increasingly unleashed on his social network Truth, with dozens of posts in a few hours and a massive use of artificial intelligence. There are photos of the tycoon with the “Trump 2028” hat but also images of him saving George Washington or with John Fitzgerald Kennedy next to him. There is also no shortage of the now usual image threats to Iran.
Trump “savior”
In one post, Trump appears in a heroic posture as he grabs the hand of the first American president, George Washington, who risks falling off a cliff. In the background you can see the presidential faces of Mount Rushmore and on the right, at the top, the writing: “The past was about to change, history was about to be saved”.
In another image, Trump is next to Democratic President John Fitzgerald Kennedy (JFK) in front of the White House.
There is also no shortage of images looking to the future and a hypothetical third term. In fact, the hat with the writing “Trump 2028” is back like the one worn at the White House correspondents’ dinner on Friday evening, during which he made the joke (the “scoop”) about his candidacy for the 2028 presidential elections. In one of these photos he also smokes a robust Cuban cigar.
And then there is the Iran chapter. In one image there is an air attack against the island of Kharg in the Persian Gulf, Tehran’s strategic oil hub (“Strike on Kharg”).
Another image shows Trump standing on the deck of a ship with an American flag. “This is now our oil tanker!” is the accompanying writing.
In yet another photo, Trump is at the helm of a US unit, head of an attack group, wearing a red cap with the writing Fafo, an acronym for “Fuck around and find out”. It is the so-called “Fafo doctrine”, which can be rendered as “Try it and you will pay the consequences”, used by Trump, his administration and his supporters as a direct warning, in both foreign and domestic policy, that hostile actions against the United States are bound to cause swift and severe consequences.
