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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
National
Owen Scott

Trump appears as superhero in bizarre AI image Truth Social spree

Truth Social Donald Trump George Washington
  • Donald Trump engaged in a late-night posting spree on Truth Social , sharing a series of bizarre A.I.-generated images and messages.
  • The posts included a mocked-up movie poster depicting Trump as a superhero saving George Washington at Mount Rushmore , with a tagline suggesting he would save history .
  • Trump's social media activity also featured several hints at a potential 2028 presidential bid, including images with 'TRUMP 2028' hats and mugs.
  • A significant portion of the posts focused on the U.S. war with Iran , showing A.I.-generated images of military jets attacking Kharg Island and Trump overseeing military operations with captions like 'Guardians of the World'.
  • Other posts included an 'air filter barrier' at the U.S.-Canada border, referencing complaints about wildfire smoke, and a manipulated image of CNN anchor Kaitlan Collins related to a Budweiser promotion, echoing grievances from a recent speech.

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