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News & Current Events Apr 24, 2026 at 10:41 AM

Donald Trump says he speaks 'for the UK more than Prince Harry'

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Donald Trump says he speaks 'for the UK more than Prince Harry'
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Donald Trump says he speaks 'for the UK more than Prince Harry'
The US president's comments come ahead of a state visit from King Charles III and Queen Camilla.
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Mobile-Base7387 Apr 24, 2026 +2833
imagine being a massive raging narcissist with billions of dollars, control of the richest country in the world, and every goddamn thing you say becomes a headline
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BeautifulTorment Apr 24, 2026 +959
Because of how outrageously stupid and inflammatory it is
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rohobian Apr 24, 2026 +243
One of the reasons he says crazy shit *all the f****** time* is because he knows it keeps him in the news, and therefore keeps him relevant. The fact that he's President means the crazy shit he says is *guaranteed* to be main headlines everywhere. If he had never won in 2016, very few people would care about the crazy shit he says. Just \~100,000 votes across what, 3 states? And about 99% of his noise would have been just him yelling at his staff in Mar-a-lago.
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Spank86 Apr 24, 2026 +67
Which is bizarre because generally being president of the most powerful country in the world is enough to keep you relevant.
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Oberon_Swanson Apr 24, 2026 +50
Not enough for him. If he wakes up in the morning and the top headline isn't about him, he'll call us a press conference or post on social media the most unhinged bullshit he can think of until his name is on there. No regard for any of the consequences of course.
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TylerBourbon Apr 24, 2026 +13
Exactly, everything has to be about him personally, all the time. He needs the attention, he loves seeing his name and hearing the sound of his own voice. The only people that truly suffer from Trump Derangement Syndrome are Trump and his cultists.
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SatchSaysPlay Apr 24, 2026 +22
Yeah and the other reason is he has the same IQ score as a worm.
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Particular_Force1041 Apr 24, 2026 +26
You are being unkind to worms.
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Black_Moons Apr 24, 2026 +6
Im pretty sure the average worm has done way more for society too.
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big_troublemaker Apr 24, 2026 +7
At this point he just says anything that comes to his mind. There's little to no conscious planning.
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StaticSystemShock Apr 24, 2026 +6
Who are these dumbass motherfuckers backing up this orange face dumbass? I want to understand the brain rot behind looking at this shit and saying "yes, I'm proud of our president who did absolutely nothing for us people and everything exclusively to enrich himself even further". How can anyone be so f****** dumb? There is no misinformation, you can see all of it in plain sight and feel it in wallets too. Who are these idiots? Seriously?
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Protean_Protein Apr 24, 2026 +158
No, it’s solely because of the power of the political office he holds. He used to say stupid inflammatory shit back in the day, and it maybe made the tabloids in New York if he was lucky.
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TomfromLondon Apr 24, 2026 +68
Well it's both
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Aggressive_Chair1470 Apr 24, 2026 +25
definitely.  trumps media presence is utterly unprecedented for a potus 
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VagrantShadow Apr 24, 2026 +12
Add to the fact, since he was born, he thought of himself as god's gift to this world. There is a reason why he posted an AI image of him as Jesus, because he wants to stand in Jesus place. In his mind he has more than enough followers, he is divine, he's been told countless times that he was appointed to be President of the United States by god himself. When posting that image trump wanted to show his cultist that the true son of god was here to take his rightful place and he needs to be worshiped.
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salizarn Apr 24, 2026 +22
It’s a cycle. I think the press has had a part in getting him into power. He’s realised that saying the most ridiculous shit all day has kept him on the front pages for years.
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NetZeroSun Apr 24, 2026 +37
The thing is. trump is dangerous. Despite the almost comedic level of idiocy. He can and has literally started a war and grabbed a foreign president. Because of his feelings, he can have the US agencies through cronies and yes man ruin or give a bad time for a company or individual. He can do much worse. And we can’t dismiss his ravings as some mental deranged person shouting at the sky on some street corner.
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Happy-Clock-757 Apr 24, 2026 +5
I think we are at the point where most people, living anywhere on the planet, can point out at least one way in which Donald Trump has made their life demonstrably worse. I live in Canada and I can say that without a doubt his Presidency has personally cost me in the 10's of thousands of dollars in lost income and high inflation (and I am not particularly 'high income' by Canadian standards). I suspect Canada has suffered more than most on account of his Presidency, but I suspect it is felt more or less everywhere. The only country he really seems to have done much to help out thus far has been Russia.
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Acrobatic-Ad584 Apr 24, 2026 +3
he is terrifying
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zosolm Apr 24, 2026 +9
Trump is a Euclidean point. He has position but no magnitude
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SpicyStoat Apr 24, 2026 +8
I'd argue that since Trump's time in office, US global influence is significantly reduced as a direct result of his ability to communicate through social media. He holds the headlines, but, in a year, governments the world over have rapidly divested their stake in the former US hegemony, due to \[Trump's\] instability. The move towards a multipolar world was a nascent IR theory until Trump got his hands on the wheel, Pax Americana was just about hanging on. Ironically, in his America First policy, Trump has heralded a new era of waning US control.
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MyGeneration_Baby Apr 24, 2026 +5
I was gonna say, imagine saying the stupidist shit out of any influencial person in the world. Being the worlds biggest morin isnt exactly the prize i would want to win.
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Large-Lack-2933 Apr 24, 2026 +4
CONALD Trump thinks Ireland is in the UK. He's a troll and jealous of Prince Harry.
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reznorwings Apr 24, 2026 +4
Bro literally runs on the philosophy of "there is no such thing as bad publicity"
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ghost_n_the_shell Apr 24, 2026 +24
Let’s be crystal clear here: Donald Trump is a golden goose for media. They *love* him because of how inflammatory he is. Media *makes their money* because of how ridiculous he is.
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MaximumDepression17 Apr 24, 2026 +31
I'll never understand this world. I truly don't understand how Americans were stupid enough to fall for him. I think they should be ashamed for generations. I also don't understand why Trump even wants the job. If I had a fraction of the money these losers have, you wouldn't see my face again. Id basically just live on a yacht with everything I could ever want flown in by helicopter. I wouldnt work, i definitely wouldn't want to be in the spotlight. I'd just want to be left alone lmao
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ScrotumScrapings Apr 24, 2026 +7
Yeah, but you didn't grow up ultrarich and without ever being told "no".
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coastalwanders Apr 24, 2026 +3
We will be ashamed for generations. Trump wanted the job because he is an insecure evil narcissist who desperately wanted to stay out of jail.
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Lythro92 Apr 24, 2026 +44
I am not a smart person. Not by any measurements. But when a country is in so much debt, how can it be the richest country?
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MaximumZer0 Apr 24, 2026 +48
The vast majority of the debt is held by American individuals and businesses. We're "in debt" because people buy treasury bonds. About 20% of the national debt is to other countries, and that's almost entirely to allies like Australia and Japan who *also* voluntarily sent us money as an investment with an interest accrual. The federal government *could* limit debt intake, but that would harm a lot of small businesses and middle-class-ish people who buy bonds specifically to get the interest, which helps us fund programs and also spurs financial confidence in foreign markets. Edit because that doesn't tell the whole story: A lot of that debt that is sold is "replacing" money that is set aside in trusts for programs like Social Security, SSDI, Federal Pensions and Retirement, and Medicare. [More info (in the form of very dry financial forms) here.](https://fiscal.treasury.gov/system/files/2026-03/executive-summary-2025.pdf)
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Lythro92 Apr 24, 2026 +23
I am clearly not a smart person.
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GardeniaFrangipani Apr 24, 2026 +37
Admitting that you don’t know everything but want to learn makes you a smarter person than you think you are.
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VagrantShadow Apr 24, 2026 +22
Exactly, as Socrates said, 'I am the wisest man alive, for I know one thing, and that is that I know nothing.'
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GardeniaFrangipani Apr 24, 2026 +4
I love that quote.
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Medallicat Apr 24, 2026 +3
*”Excellent!”* - Bill and Ted
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MaximumZer0 Apr 24, 2026 +14
Nobody can know everything, don't beat yourself up. I have a handful of secondhand knowledge from rubbing shoulders with various banking departments during my time as a banking lending specialist (I did things like car loans, HELOCs, and set up referrals for mortgages.)
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janandgeorgeglass Apr 24, 2026 +16
The most intelligent people I have ever met will acknowledge that there is a lot they have to learn and have a sense of curiosity about the world. While some of the dumbest I have met claim to know everything and seem to have no curiosity.
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Prudent-Theme-3342 Apr 24, 2026 +7
The fact that you ask questions like these says you are learning, therefore you have intelligence.
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Wayelder Apr 24, 2026 +2
Dunning Krueger corollary - only Idiots think they know it all. (Trump)
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akurgo Apr 24, 2026 +4
>The federal government *could* limit debt intake, but that would harm a lot of small businesses and middle-class-ish people who buy bonds specifically to get the interest, If the debt only increases and never gets paid, doesn't that make it a Ponzi scheme?
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Top-Handle4786 Apr 24, 2026 +17
Not *quite*. There's a "product" behind it all, of course - the country that is the USA. And it's not in the US' interest to let the US cease to be. Then again, these are strange times. Donnie might sell the American continent to Putin, if he feels like someone slighted him.
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MaximumZer0 Apr 24, 2026 +16
It gets repaid constantly. Bonds have a term. Most of the ones I dealt with in banking were 5 years, after which they get paid out with interest. You can re-up them, but even local and state bonds have a time limit. There are a lot of governments that will sell more bonds to cover bonds, but that's pretty terrible fiscal management.
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AssistX Apr 24, 2026 +2
> There are a lot of governments that will sell more bonds to cover bonds, but that's pretty terrible fiscal management. China out here hoping their real estate market picks up before the debt crushes them.
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samarnold030603 Apr 24, 2026 +2
We’re in debt because GOP fucks have spent the last 3-4 decades starting endless wars
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Aggravating-Dot132 Apr 24, 2026 +7
Debt is based on the ability to return it. USA is the richest because the return money in the process but then go in debt again. However, current problem is that the debt becomes unstable due to a huge amount of promised money (because of AI bubble)
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Wayelder Apr 24, 2026 +4
Your question is exactly that of a smart person. Don't undersell yerself.
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niceufo777 Apr 24, 2026 +3
Japan is much more indebted than the United States and is still a rich country; that has nothing to do with it.
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Gh0sth4nd Apr 24, 2026 +7
And on top of that neither can speak for the uk Trump is no UK Citizen and Harry has no royal duties nor is he an elected official so even Harry can only speak as Citizen since his citizenship is still active afaik. Normally i would not say that but the day trump is gone is a day where the world becomes a better place.
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elclarkio Apr 24, 2026 +13
That's what the fat, orange nonce wants. Constant attention and adulation.
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Jealous_Response_492 Apr 24, 2026 +2
Distraction, from what the groups backing him and writing legislation, Executive Orders and setting direction for the future of whatever the USA becomes..
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elclarkio Apr 24, 2026 +3
They're doing that behind the scenes. He's the face and he's too stupid to realise he's being played like a fiddle because he's controlled by flattery
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gaflar Apr 24, 2026 +4
Stop making stupid people famous!
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UrsaMajor7th Apr 24, 2026 +2
He gets $.03/click from Zuckerberg.
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boersc Apr 24, 2026 +4
Every goddamn STUPID thing you say becomes a headline. There fixed it for you.
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Musclecar123 Apr 24, 2026 +2
Because he has dementia and is filling in his memories with lies he actually believes. 
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Neither_Quote_6044 Apr 24, 2026 +467
Trump is full of shit
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Takis12 Apr 24, 2026 +82
Did he forget to change his diapers again?
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McRibs2024 Apr 24, 2026 +23
He can’t change them himself.
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BlakeMW Apr 24, 2026 +8
Trump is really more turd than human
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TrumpsDoubleChin Apr 24, 2026 +7
5' 11 1/2" of shit, without the lifted heels. A giant bag of leathery, wrinkly skin with shit filled to the brim. Don't tip him over.
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Anyales Apr 24, 2026 +361
Was thinking this the other day, us Brits love it when you demean the deaths of our soldiers who died due to American lies.  Not only that but despite speaking the same language we dont have that vaunted American freedom. Our politicians get booted out of office for being peados so we need some good old fashioned yankee patriots to diddle the kids for us.
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jimjamjahaa Apr 24, 2026 +52
We don't even have a pro pedophelia party wtf are we doing?
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Moontoya Apr 24, 2026 +57
*freedumbs They've not realised American exceptionalism is propaganda.
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Piggywonkle Apr 24, 2026 +9
Well, there's certainly something exceptional going on now. It may not be good in any way, but you can't say it's not exceptional!
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throwawayaccount_usu Apr 24, 2026 +12
Do they? Usually we wait until our pedos die for the media to condemn them. Unless they piss of the wrong people.
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WaffleHouseGladiator Apr 24, 2026 +3
If it's up for a vote I would like to nominate Larry the Cat to speak on behalf of the UK.
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LordBoar Apr 24, 2026 +3
Finally! Someone who meows sense.
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TubeframeMR2 Apr 24, 2026 +507
Considering Prince Harry doesn’t speak for the UK anymore, that’s not the flex Donald Trump thinks it is.
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drinkacid Apr 24, 2026 +200
Prince Harry is still an English cItizen, Donald Trump is not. Prince Harry grew up in England was educated at English Universities and served in the English Military, Donald Trump did not. Prince Harry is still genetically made up of 50% of The King OF England's DNA, Trump is not. So even though Prince Harry abdicated his royal title he is still much more qualified to speak for the UK than Trump ever was.
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Brilliant_Guitar_623 Apr 24, 2026 +91
*British Military, King of the United Kingdom and Harry didn't go to uni, but your point still stands.
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SkaterBlue Apr 24, 2026 +9
He didn't go to uni? I didn't know that. Not that it always shows anything. Trump got through, but had to learn verbally through a study partner, got grade inflation due to the war, skipped class to play golf, and never made the honor roll.
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Nabs-2 Apr 24, 2026 +36
He went straight to Sandhurst. While the USA's military academies also act as universities, in Britain they are just for military training and dont include university classes. While its normal for most officers to apply from university, if you have enough UCAS points you can apply without a degree.
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Brilliant_Guitar_623 Apr 24, 2026 +7
Oh yeah I wasn't insinuating anything by that. He went to Sandhurst to train as an officer.
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SuddenSwimmer2582 Apr 24, 2026 +19
As far as I know he hasn’t even abdicated anything he just isn’t doing official events for the monarchy anymore
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drinkacid Apr 24, 2026 +5
Which means he's even more qualified than I said he was.
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SuddenSwimmer2582 Apr 24, 2026 +2
Yes I was agreeing with you
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porculdeguinea Apr 24, 2026 +11
Also, Trump did not serve in any military, lol.
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ThePuds Apr 24, 2026 +8
There’s no such thing as an English citizen, at least not since 1707
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No-Detail-2879 Apr 24, 2026 +8
I disagree, he fought for the UK in Afghanistan (arguably for the US… but still). Anyone who puts their life on the line for their country can still speak for their country as far as I’m concerned.
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jl_theprofessor Apr 24, 2026 +6
And Donny is a draft dodger.
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OtheDreamer Apr 24, 2026 +32
I believe that’s actually his point on this one >_>
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krazydude22 Apr 24, 2026 +59
So neither of them speak for the UK...
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SecureDonkey Apr 24, 2026 +32
If anything, Trump speaks against the UK
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LesserShambler Apr 24, 2026 +24
Harry wasn’t *claiming to* though
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AndrewWhite97 Apr 24, 2026 +144
As a brit, no. No he doesnt.
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rekaba117 Apr 24, 2026 +28
Right? As a Canadian, I'd say i speak more for the UK than trump. To be clear, I don't AT ALL, but I'm at LEAST still a citizen of the Commonwealth and a subject of King Charles, which makes me infinitely closer to being British than trump.
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THROWAWTRY Apr 24, 2026 +4
You can vote in our elections, you literally do speak more for us. Btw love your country and maple syrup cousin, if they invade we'll be there.
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rekaba117 Apr 25, 2026 +2
Whoa, hold up a second. I can vote in your elections?
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THROWAWTRY Apr 25, 2026 +2
Yeah commonwealth citizens have always been able to vote as long as you live here, you don't need British citizenship.
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sea_shellese Apr 24, 2026 +2
It wont ever stop fascinating me how can someone so wrong be so bold about everyhting they say...
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nico-5869 Apr 24, 2026 +157
Trump's a draft dodger. Harry served his country in a war. Also, Harry doesn't have an unhealthy interest in teenage girls.
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Foxtrot-13 Apr 24, 2026 +41
Harry also has done and still does a lot of charity work. A personal highlight is blagging his way onto the F1 grid at Silverstone with a number of wounded soldiers.
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nico-5869 Apr 24, 2026 +12
Trump blagged his way onto John Casablancas' yacht for a teen beauty pageant. I wonder what atrocities took place there? You might not like Harry, but he's hardly sunk to the levels of disgust and depravity that Trump has.
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TaekDePlej Apr 24, 2026 +48
Can this guy ever shut his f****** mouth for 5 seconds? All day every day with this bullshit
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witqueen Apr 24, 2026 +14
Maybe we could tape his mouth and his nose closed to shut him up permanently?
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KJS123 Apr 24, 2026 +2
He's a symptom of the attention economy that the modern world has fallen sway to. As long as he can illicit a reaction, the media will blare his bullshit far and wide, and cash the checks for it. Only thing you or I can actually do, is stop feeding the machine with our portion of attention.
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OneNormalBloke Apr 24, 2026 +70
He doesn't speak for any sane human being, only his extreme far-right buddies.
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AdStreet2795 Apr 24, 2026 +32
At least 37% of USA confirmed is insane by this comment.
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lordnastrond Apr 24, 2026 +27
Honestly that number is starting to feel conservative.
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Moontoya Apr 24, 2026 +11
The patients are running the asylum 
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rajinis_bodyguard Apr 25, 2026 +2
I think he is raging at Prince Harry because he is married to a black woman which is a no-no for white supremacists like him
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Lloytron Apr 24, 2026 +15
I think I speak for the UK when I say that c*** Trump can f*** the f*** off until he can f*** off no more, and then he can keep f****** off.
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GoneinaSecondeded Apr 24, 2026 +13
The man is a f****** moron. Who is so stupid that they would vote for this? It really wasn't hard to see that he was insane. (eating the cats! eating the dogs!) It's just mind boggling that anyone would choose this over ANY democrat. I don't care how much you hate the Democratic Party. This shit is f****** insane.
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shadowsinthestars Apr 24, 2026 +36
Who asked him to speak for the UK? Once again, rapist doesn't understand consent.
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CurtZeNinja Apr 24, 2026 +9
This fat orange f*** doesn't speak for any of us. Not even slightly surprised the rapist thinks he can speak for other people though...
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1haveaboomst1ck Apr 24, 2026 +10
British guy here. Harry might not really be a Royal anymore but people here still quite like him - had a rough time of it as a kid in the spotlight, served with our armed forces, messed up a few times but still seems a decent guy who stood by his wife and child against a lot of the scum press and trad Royalists here. Trump is seen as a sad joke who's rapidly becoming a galvanizing figure of hatred for us, something normally saved for our more spectacularly bad politicians and many who worked for BBC light entertainment in the 70s/80s. He'd only speak for us by proclaiming he was an absolute nonce c*nt who should be locked up in the Tower tbh.
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Leather-Map-8138 Apr 24, 2026 +10
In the UK, every I knew despised Trump and didn’t really care one way or another about Harry.
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Periodic_Disorder Apr 24, 2026 +16
Nonce says what?
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TVPaulD Apr 24, 2026 +21
As a Brit, no you don't. You don't speak for this country at all. We despise you.
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LEEALISHEPS Apr 24, 2026 +12
Trump speaks for himself, ie pedophiles.
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Mitchverr Apr 24, 2026 +36
Trump - Insults British war dead and threatens the UK for not sending more to die for him and his while threatening to make life worse for Brits overall. Harry - Actively asked to serve front line combat and did so (IIRC being pulled only after foreign newspapers printed his active deployment, pulled to protect those around him as he would put them in explicit danger) while also advocating for multiple charities and organizations about improving the lives of British people. Harry might act a bit of a tit like a great many toffs, but the guy doesnt actively go out his way to make life worse for the people of the UK or advocate policies which would do so (along with ofc, royals generally trying to stay out of too much political stuff, yet alone those who give up their titles etc).
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Moontoya Apr 24, 2026 +14
There's a video of both of them being interviewed and a shout (alert) comes in, they both drop everything and run to pilot their Apaches . Vs Cadet Rapey Von bone spurs the would be Kinglet.
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Green-Size-7475 Apr 24, 2026 +7
Typical conservative American thinking. “We know what’s better for your country than anyone actually living there”. It’s usually a country they’ve never even visited. Or if they did visit, it was a week’s vacation in heavy tourist areas.
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Autumn1881 Apr 24, 2026 +6
You know when a sentence starts with "Donald Trump says" it'll end with an absolute brainfart.
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RoboJobot Apr 24, 2026 +5
Trump speaks out of his arse.
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kinkysubt Apr 24, 2026 +5
WOW. That’s certainly a new and creative way to alienate an ally.
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Trogdor7620 Apr 24, 2026 +6
You speak for yourself and only yourself, you Cheeto coloured charlatan.
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BobbyBoogarBreath Apr 24, 2026 +6
That's sort of what you would expect out of a child rapist.
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Dukebeavis Apr 24, 2026 +6
One day this fat moron will stop talking forever. That will be a good day.
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The_best_is_yet Apr 24, 2026 +5
Why is this news? All of us who actually pay attention to reality already know he’s insane.
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jszj0 Apr 24, 2026 +7
No. You absolutely, categorically don’t in any way, shape or form.
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Prize_Proof5332 Apr 24, 2026 +8
People dismissed us when we said he was developing dementia.  Now it's obvious and the degradation is worse every week.
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Koala_eiO Apr 24, 2026 +2
That is why I'm petitioning so that everyone starts replacing "Trump" by "79 years old Trump" in their texts. That puts what is important back into focus.
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Prize_Proof5332 Apr 24, 2026 +2
Soon to be 80!
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Koala_eiO Apr 24, 2026 +2
Ripe to lead!
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My_hilarious_name Apr 24, 2026 +15
As a British citizen, I’d like to say that neither of them speak for the UK.
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GardeniaFrangipani Apr 24, 2026 +13
Yes, but Harry never said he did, unlike Trump.
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Captnlunch Apr 24, 2026 +5
I long for a time when I do t have to hear about any more of Trump.
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Ambitious-Concern-42 Apr 24, 2026 +5
Trump mumbles for himself and no one else. This horrible raging old man needs a jail sentence.
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noogers Apr 24, 2026 +4
He is delusional and a pedo
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Starter-for-Ten Apr 24, 2026 +4
Nonce!
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Alternative_Emu3179 Apr 24, 2026 +4
You know what, compared to Trump Harry ain't looking too bad.
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EricPhilps1979 Apr 24, 2026 +5
Hmm I wouldn't say either of them particularly have their finger on the pulse of British public opinion. One of them is not a dementia-addled paedophile though.
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No_Group5174 Apr 24, 2026 +4
Please Don, tell us how much you love Farage and support him during upcoming elections. Also send "kiss of death" Vance please.  I'm sure that will help Farage out enormously.
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SWatt_Officer Apr 24, 2026 +4
Trump speaks for the UK as much as Harry speaks for China
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Let_me_at_them007 Apr 24, 2026 +3
What a knob… so tired of this C*nt everyday, I need to stop watching the news lol.
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alreadykaten Apr 24, 2026 +3
More like he speaks on behalf of Andrew
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greatsleepingcat Apr 24, 2026 +3
Trump will never stop blabbing because people pay too much attention to him lmao. He is not the clown here but the people who are obsessed in his every tweet and words
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Longjumping_One5461 Apr 24, 2026 +3
Trump says a lot of shit. None of it is true.
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Myko475 Apr 24, 2026 +3
He’s not wrong but speaking about sons who disappointed their fathers…. Big fat orange doesn’t have a very good record to go for.
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silveraxe_kyo Apr 24, 2026 +3
Put a sock in it.
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LongjumpingSkill9305 Apr 24, 2026 +3
Ha! I can’t wait to hear what the Brit’s think about that claim.
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Justmmmoore Apr 24, 2026 +3
Trump is a blithering idiot.
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EnoughPrimary6700 Apr 24, 2026 +3
>Donald Trump has said the Duke of Sussex was "not speaking for the UK" when he called for the US to show "leadership" on Ukraine - comments which came days before King Charles was due to meet the president. >Speaking on a visit to Kyiv, and without mentioning Trump, Prince Harry said **the US should "show that it can honour its international treaty obligations – not out of charity but out of its enduring role in global security and strategic stability"**. \[...\] "The United States has a singular role in this story. **Not only because of its power, but because when Ukraine gave up nuclear weapons, America was part of the assurance that Ukraine's sovereignty and borders would be respected,"** Harry said.
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LowConstant3938 Apr 24, 2026 +3
So, not at all?
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dhaliman Apr 25, 2026 +3
If only DJT could speak for the US for once and not himself all the time.
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Unfair_Surprise_6022 Apr 24, 2026 +8
I think that Trump meant to say that he speaks more for pedophiles than Former prince Andrew.
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FiscalCliffClavin Apr 24, 2026 +3
Prince Harry actually served his country.
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SKULL1138 Apr 24, 2026 +7
King Charles walks up to greet Trump and Rock slaps him. ‘Keep my country’s name outta yo goddamn mouth.’
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Skippymabob Apr 24, 2026 +2
Rock slaps?
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Blenderhead36 Apr 24, 2026 +3
Donald Trump says a lot of things.
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Blackfoxar Apr 24, 2026 +4
as iran said, trump is delulu
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justeUnMec Apr 24, 2026 +4
The only people with habitual residence in the US who speak for the UK are Crown employees in our embassies and consulates, and possibly in military or other defence settings. No other US resident has the right to claim otherwise.
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Mundane_Position79 Apr 24, 2026 +2
He also speaks for Satan
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Moontoya Apr 24, 2026 +6
Naw, Lucifer was an angel _first_
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BlitzNeko Apr 24, 2026 +2
The thought of the royal family publicly cursing out Trump is hilarious and it might happen.
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tmtyl_101 Apr 24, 2026 +2
Then wtf is Americans celebrating on July 4, if their head of state is representing literally the country they declared independence from?
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AppearanceDizzy7006 Apr 24, 2026 +2
Who even listens to this guys these days 
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Stunning-Astronaut72 Apr 24, 2026 +2
I think is he gonna ask to ask to wear the crown...
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Notyerdaddy Apr 24, 2026 +2
“I’m the best general that ever was” - never served “I know more about business than anyone” - Bankrupted multiple times “I’m the most Christian president ever” - never been to church, can’t cite a single Bible verse, beefs with the pope, and post image of himself as literal Christ. Anyone see a trend here?
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SP1570 Apr 24, 2026 +2
The worst part of Trump's ramblings is that he truly believes in the c*** he says: he's utterly disconnected from reality
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warrant2k Apr 24, 2026 +2
Just more rage bait to distract from the Epstein files.
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Cloudhead_Denny Apr 24, 2026 +2
Just imagine if the world started ignoring Donald Trump specifically, what a beautiful place this could be? Like, sure, talk about "US actions" that have direct and measurable consequence but stop quoting Trump on every inane thing that flies out of his mouth for attention EVERY SINGLE GOD DAMNED DAY.
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therealallpro Apr 24, 2026 +2
I love that over ten years in with Trump that ppl still reaction to his constant blabbering lulz Who cares what he says.
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KoffeeTim3 Apr 24, 2026 +3
If he wasn’t a U.S. president, we highly likely couldn’t care less with what he says
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lew_rong Apr 24, 2026 +2
The doddering old man barely speaks English.
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isitallworthitffs Apr 24, 2026 +2
That's how you get Harry back on side with the UK, fair play.
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Fanjo_mcclanjo Apr 24, 2026 +2
All the prickiest pricks in the UK hate Harry and love Trump. I dont know the guy but if he ruffles the feathers of so many Nicolas Witchel wankers then he cant be all bad.
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badchefrazzy Apr 24, 2026 +2
I am just... at a loss for words that haven't already been said. I am so damn tired.
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Wild-Perspective-582 Apr 24, 2026 +2
Trump is like a hallucinating LLM
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8amteetime Apr 25, 2026 +2
Trump is a megalomaniac. People with a this narcissistic personality disorder have a pathological obsession with wealth and control, and have delusions of being superior to everyone else. How the citizens of America elected this mentality I’ll pervert twice is a testimony to how stupid we’ve become.
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Dry-Leopard-6995 Apr 25, 2026 +2
He shit himself yesterday in the Oval and kicked out the reporters.
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LDSBS Apr 25, 2026 +2
The fact that Andrew Mountbatten Windsor got arrested for his involvement with Epstein and Dump didn’t tells you everything you need to know. 
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Burgergold Apr 24, 2026 +4
Prince Harry speaks for UK = 0 Trump speaks for UK 1000x more than Prince Harry = 1000x0 = 0 Simple math
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blindythepirate Apr 24, 2026 +8
Harry should get at least 1 point just by being a citizen. Maybe another seeing that he is a veteran and his work with war wounded was a part of the reason he is there. Harry knows he isn't there on behalf of the UK government or the Crown. Rational people know that. It's the pudding brained people that can't seem to figure it out.
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dohzer Apr 24, 2026 +3
So according to common sense, that means Prince Harry speaks for the UK more than Trump. Why'd he bother confirming what we already knew?
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PloppyTheSpaceship Apr 24, 2026 +3
People of the UK: "no you f****** don't." Donald: "yes I do, I speak for the UK more than all of you."
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CHEVIEWER1 Apr 24, 2026 +2
So I take it its a matter of time before he blurts out he wants to take over the UK.
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MaximumZer0 Apr 24, 2026 +5
As an American, I can say I speak for Britain more than either of them, and I say: "Donald Trump is a bellend who can fob off."
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witqueen Apr 24, 2026 +2
As a woman married to a Brit I just had to giggle at your statement.
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MaximumZer0 Apr 24, 2026 +1
Fairly certain my sister would say it's way too polite, but she married a Scot.
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missezri Apr 24, 2026 +2
Trump speaks for no one but Trump.
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rndreddituser Apr 24, 2026 +2
Trump is just using/playing on what the right-wing rags like the Daily Racist, Torygraph, Express, Sun, etc, say continually, which is what keeps happening. Either that or he parrots what Nigel Garage and Tommy F***-knuckle and co says.
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techstyles Apr 24, 2026 +2
What a fuckwit
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hipdashopotamus Apr 24, 2026 +2
Holy I'm tired of Americans
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Adventurous_Bag_4547 Apr 24, 2026 +2
I’m sure Prince Harry would prefer that Trump not attempt to speak for him. He has enough screwed-up people telling him what he should think.
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Randohumanist Apr 24, 2026 +2
I would rather have Harry and he’s just as unpopular.
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ABA477 Apr 24, 2026 +2
I'm just an average American and want to extend an apology to the World. Our Country has been hijacked by a lunatic and the little people are on their phones. We are still here. There are hundreds of millions of Americans still here.
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Prior_Industry Apr 24, 2026 +1
It says all you need to know that Trump wouldn't agree with what Prince Harry spoke about in his speech.
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G-bone714 Apr 24, 2026 +1
He’s got an opinion on everything.
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ektat_sgurd Apr 24, 2026 +1
never miss an opportunity to shine...
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Sunlightningsnow Apr 24, 2026 +1
Another IA image incoming of king jesus orange the thurd.
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10v1 Apr 24, 2026 +1
No you don't, Donnie. Keep the UK's name out yo mouth
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snowcat0 Apr 24, 2026 +1
So is the big cheese curd going to annex England after Greenland and Cuba?…
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