U.K. Magazine Puts 4 Brutal Spins On Donald Trump’s Iran Situation Room Snap
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Private Eye detailed how Operation Epic Fury unfolded with a damning series of reworked images.
British satirical magazine Private Eye put not one, not two, not three — but FOUR — mocking spins on the image of Donald Trump, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and CIA Director John Ratcliffe in a makeshift situation room at the president’s luxury Mar-a-Lago resort during the start of U.S.-Israel military operations against Iran this weekend.
The publication reproduced the image below, with speech bubbles coming out of the trio, four times, under the headline “Trump Attacks Iran: How Operation Epic Fury Unfolded.”
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In one picture, Ratcliffe is depicted asking, “Is the Supreme Leader dead?” And Rubio replies: “No, Trump always looks like this.”
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