Yesterday, US President Donald Trump woke up and decided to break the internet.
It wasn’t particularly difficult.
He posted a short AI video to Truth Social depicting ‘TRUMP GAZA’ replete with money raining down over a Gazan beach, children holding hands, super-yachts in the harbour, a towering golden statue of Trump in the town square, Trump-themed merchandise lining street stalls, bearded women dancing (oh yes), a Trump Gaza hotel lit up in neon, and a parting shot of swimwear-clad Trump and Bibi sipping drinks on the beach.
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