Trump's Truth Social meltdown as he posts 53 times in 7 hours, including bizarre AI slop – Irish Star
Several posts showed Trump with George Washington(Image: truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump)
President Donald Trump went on an unhinged meltdown on Truth Social on Saturday, posting over 50 times in seven hours.
Throughout his second term, the president has posted several AI-generated images. Today was no different as Trump shared a bunch of "AI slop," flooding his profile. One image was of Trump and the first president, George Washington, with a bald eagle and the White House in the foreground.
Behind them was an American flag flapping in the wind. Another image showed Trump alongside Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln on Mount Rushmore. It comes after Trump's 'painful and disabling' chronic disease was explained by a doctor following his 3-hour hospital visit.
A third AI image featured Trump pointing as two ships bearing the American flag sailed underneath him. In the sky was a flyover of fighter jets.
"You're getting discombobulated," read the text underneath. Trump's other posts included memes comparing his presidency to Joe Biden's.
Another post showed Trump leading a naval charge(Image: truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump)
One photo featured the caption "fentanyl" with the right side reading, "Biden's solution," and a photo of four people possibly under the influence of drugs. The other side read, "Trump's solution" with a photo of three Drug Enforcement Agents arresting people.
Another post had the caption "retail theft," with "Biden's solution" showing people grabbing items from a store and putting them in garbage bags as an officer watched. Meanwhile, "Trump's solution" showed inmates wearing prison jumpsuits.
Yet another post featured Trump's former allies, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Thomas Massie, Lauren Boebert, Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens, and Rand Paul in a car just outside Capitol Hill. The caption read, "Get in loser, we're going losing" — a reference to the 2004 film Mean Girls.
Trump's internet rampage comes as he launched a new attack against Pope XIV, with whom he's been in a largely one-sided feud in recent months. The first American pontiff took a photo with Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson, who visited the Vatican.
Trump used the post to express his disappointment with the Pope's reactions to the war in Iran. "Someone should explain to the Pope that the Mayor of Chicago is useless, and that Iran cannot have a Nuclear Weapon," Trump wrote on Truth Social.
The president also posted himself on Mount Rushmore(Image: truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump)
It seemed that tensions between the president and the pontiff were eased following a visit by Secretary of State Marco Rubio earlier this month. But Trump didn't seem ready to make nice.
"The pope would rather talk about the fact that it’s OK for Iran to have a nuclear weapon," Trump told conservative commentator Hugh Hewitt in an interview this month. "And I don’t think that’s very good. I think he’s endangering a lot of Catholics and a lot of people."
Pope Leo called out the president's misrepresentation of his views, telling reporters that the Catholic Church "for years has spoken out against all nuclear weapons, so there is no doubt there." He doubled down on his insistence that his call for peace and dialogue in the U.S.-Israeli war in Iran is biblically inspired.
"The mission of the church is to preach the Gospel, to preach peace. If someone wants to criticize me for announcing the Gospel, let him do it with the truth," said Leo.
It comes as a former Trump staffer revealed his 4 chilling predictions for what the president will do next.
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