Trump Goes Wild In Unhinged Middle-Of-The-Night Posting Spree Over Greenland
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The president fired off a series of posts well after midnight that included private messages from world leaders.
President Donald Trump went on a lengthy posting spree on his Truth Social website in the early hours of Tuesday that included insults aimed at U.S. allies and screenshots of what appeared to private messages from world leaders.
While his posts touched on everything from the ICE raids in Minnesota to Lisa Cook, the Federal Reserve governor he is trying to fire, most were about Greenland, the semi-autonomous region of Denmark that he is threatening to seize for the United States.
Trump’s messages, posted between 12:26 and 1:53 a.m. ET, included a couple of memes showing Greenland under his control:
In another post, Trump accused the United Kingdom of “GREAT STUPIDITY” and “total weakness” for its plan to give the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, citing it as proof that the United States needs control over Greenland.
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A protester let the president know exactly how he feels about U.S. efforts to take Greenland.
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