Trump's Strange Iran Map and Separate 'THE MOON IS OURS' Declaration Spark Online Frenzy
Trump’s posts mixed AI-generated images, Iran criticism and economic claims, drawing sharp reaction as he claimed 18 million barrels a day flowed through the Strait of Hormuz.
- President Donald Trump published three dozen bizarre online posts on Sunday, including AI-generated images with threatening messages and a claim that "THE MOON IS OURS" alongside an American flag.
- Alongside the Moon claim, Trump targeted Iran with posts depicting Kharg Island's destruction and redrawing the country's borders to mirror his silhouette, labeling Iran a "failing nation."
- Independent Journalist Aaron Rupar called the posts "absolutely bonkers" to his more than 1.1 million followers, while Trump claimed oil volumes through the Strait of Hormuz reached 18 million barrels per day and celebrated 162,000 August job gains.
- The Atlantic writer Tom Nichols wrote, "Something is very wrong with the president," while political commentator John Jackson described the behavior as "watching a slow-motion train crash."
- Social media reactions split sharply, with supporters dismissing the posts as trolling while critics questioned the president's judgment; the flurry of AI-generated images marked a shift in Trump's typical online communication strategy.
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Donald Trump Claims US Owns Moon in New Truth Social Post, Floats ‘New America’ Name for New Mexico
Donald Trump claimed 'The moon is ours' in a Sunday Truth Social post featuring an image of the Moon and a US flag. He also suggested renaming New Mexico to 'New America' and has recently floated changing the Strait of Hormuz to 'Trump Strait.' The posts follow his earlier efforts to rename the Gulf of Mexico and Lake Ontario. Donald Trump Claims US Owns Moon in New Truth Social Post, Floats ‘New America’ Name for New Mexico.
'Moon is ours': Trump shares post claiming US ownership over earth's natural satellite
President Donald Trump claimed American ownership of the moon and the Strait of Hormuz. He also suggested renaming New Mexico to New America, which was dismissed. The state governor stated the name predates the United States' existence. Trump previously suggested renaming Lake Ontario amid trade disputes with Canada. These proposals aim to distract from current domestic issues like gas prices.
Geopolitical tensions between the world’s leading powers are being transferred from Earth directly to the lunar space. In recent hours, US President Donald Trump has made a series of scandalous statements, while scientists and business leaders warn of large-scale threats arising from the rise of China. “The Moon is Ours”: The White House’s Space Ambitions US leader Donald Trump has officially declared that the Moon belongs to the United States. …
Trump's Strange Iran Map and Separate 'THE MOON IS OURS' Declaration Spark Online Frenzy
Donald Trump's recent Truth Social posts, featuring a map of Iran resembling his silhouette and a claim that 'THE MOON IS OURS', have sparked mixed reactions and debates about his mental health.
U.S. President Donald Trump posted on social media a series of I.I. Colleges, one of which declared the Moon American. "Our Moon" is written in the upper part of the moon's image. The picture depicts the Moon in the background of the Earth with the American flag in the corner, transmitting RIA News. As the newspaper W.G.L.D. wrote, during a visit to the Space Center in Texas Trump, he proposed to name one of the objects on the surface of the Moo…
Onlookers fear ‘something very wrong’ with Trump as he claims US ownership of the moon
President Donald Trump left countless onlookers aghast Sunday after publishing three dozen bizarre online posts in the span of two hours, one of which suggested the United States owned the moon.“Something is very wrong with the president,” wrote Tom Nichols, staff writer for The Atlantic, in a social media post on X Sunday. “And yet, still has the codes to our nuclear arsenal and is the single person who can order their use.”Among Trump’s bizarr…
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