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Basileus_Maurikios 1 day ago +2871

Just a note for future readers: **This is for the 25th anniversary events.**

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SirDogbert 23 hr ago +649

God I'm old 😂

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EnlightenedPotato69 22 hr ago +217

Me too. I still rremember the day. But I'm also wondering when we'll have any reconciliation for the hundreds of thousands of unnecessary deaths caused by covid under the Trump regime? My grandma was one who had many years left in her, but died from the mixed messaging and confusion Trump and the GoP caused during their culture war that still grips the Nation.

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ComradeJohnS 22 hr ago +100

that’s definitely egregious malicious manslaughter, but I doubt he’ll face consequences. it’s f****** sad that “9/11 numbers of deaths daily” still got him re-elected.

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bp92009 20 hr ago +19

>But I'm also wondering when we'll have any reconciliation for the hundreds of thousands of unnecessary deaths caused by covid under the Trump regime? *Never* But why? If politicians can be held legally accountable for harm caused by their decisions, if they counteract experts and push ideological wins based on known lies and false statements that cause immediate and preventable harm, why, you'd have cause to incarcerate nearly the *entire Republican Party*. A good chunk of the Democratic party too, but far less. Large swathes of most legislative, executive, and judicial positions. It probably should happen, but to happen, it basically requires Republicans to say "yes, we should go to prison because of our actions" and then change laws to increase their own accountability. I'd say *fairly unlikely to occur*.

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eraser8 18 hr ago +4

> But why? One reason is the Supreme Court ruled that Trump is above the law.

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bp92009 14 hr ago +2

They are themselves implicated by such a rule or policy. If they make a ruling that is against what experts recommend in the field, that they know is going to cause imminent, preventable, unnecessary physical harm to others, they are themselves just as culpable and legally liable for the harm inflicted upon others. Given that they are known perjurers and who's indefensible actions (the shadow Docket is indefensible by its nature, and Trump vs United States shows that they are acting as active co-conspirators) have been used to shield abusers from accountability, it is far past time for various states to simply say "no. You want us to follow a ruling, you need to explain it. If you rulings cause imminent harm, we will support charges against you under our state laws." It's the natural consequence of complete immunity. Useful in theory, extremely damaging for a society in reality. It just defends the indefensible, until enough people get enraged enough to toss out the system using that defense. The US was quite literally founded on what happened when a legal system lost all its legitimacy.

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godzillabobber 19 hr ago +3

Problem is, none of us took his genius medical advice. I didn't shove a lit lightbulb up my ass, did you? See, it was all our fault. But the ratings were good. Did you see the ratings? /s

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wickedsmaht 20 hr ago +13

I think 9/11 is a day that every millennial will remember for the rest of their lives. I was only a few weeks into my first semester of freshmen year of high school and I can remember every interaction I had with an adult that day.

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CommandoRoll 19 hr ago +6

Yeah pretty sure most of the world, across many generations, will never forget what happened.

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sailorbrendan 17 hr ago +1

I moved to Australia ten years ago. The first 9/11 I was here for I got so mad because politiciams were putting out these statements of remembrance and I was just like... How f****** dare you? This isn't yours. I didn't realize that was a sore spot for me, and my response was definitely not appropriate. It just made me realize, after some time to reflect, that I still hadnt fully processes that day

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indeedy71 15 hr ago +5

I’m glad you got there. A number of Australians died on 9/11. I spent the day consoling a friend who couldn’t get in touch with her parents, who were supposed to be staying at the Marriott World Trade Center that day (turned out they were stuck on a train between Boston and New York). New York City is an international city; this was an international event.

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celestisdiabolus 14 hr ago +2

Still can't believe Trump did 9/11 to raise 40 Wall St 1 point higher on the tallest list

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EnvironmentalRock827 13 hr ago +2

It's like Pearl Harbor for the older lot.

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Still-Cash1599 15 hr ago +1

That's interesting as it was my senior year and I remember all of my peers interactions but I don't think I can remember off hand more than 10 adults total. I did sleep in that day. I woke up about 5 mins before the second plane hit from a text asking where I was and if I heard about the crash. Such an odd day. I always stopped at a bar down the street after school to ask for cigarette donations for needy kids from the regulars and it was the only day the women didn't chase me away when they saw me. They even let me burn a few watching the news with them.

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IAMA_Plumber-AMA 14 hr ago +1

I was in grade 10, I smuggled a small FM radio into class so I could hear the updates in real time. I got to see the collapse of the first tower live on TV just before I left the house for school, I heard about the second tower collapsing on the radio on the bike ride over.

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MSRegiB 13 hr ago +3

I lost my dear cousin & sooooo many friends, covid deaths have been forgotten & overlooked.

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kstargate-425 12 hr ago +5

The mother f***** got away with treason trying to overthrow the government, twice! These dumbasses cant even call it what it is and even on the 5th anniversary of the 2nd attempt of J6 media had all switched from calling it what it is, an Insurrection and all called it a "riot" or even "protest gone wrong". At this point Ill be happy to see his name tarnished and finally called the traitor, pedo rapist he is although would love for some actual justice and accountability for his ever growing crimes

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jools4you 9 hr ago +1

I thought you where going to mention the Iraqi civilians that the usa murdered in revenge

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liftbikerun 19 hr ago +7

I vividly remember it happening, it happened the month I was leaving for college, my dad called me and said I might need to prepare for the draft. Sitting in the basement of my moms house watching it happen live. Wild.

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toomanymarbles83 18 hr ago +4

Funny thing, I had just enlisted 2 weeks prior.

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SlitScan 15 hr ago +1

[I might need to prepare for the draft.](https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry.html)

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Siegfoult 23 hr ago +203

And still no remake.

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pass_nthru 23 hr ago +62

*you can expand this article by adding to it*

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xbleeple 23 hr ago +61

The fuckin sound that just came out of me

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moranya1 23 hr ago +53

You were a terrible person for making that joke. I am a terrible person for finding it hilarious. We could be terrible together.

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cutetys 22 hr ago +7

I’m a terrible person too. The 3 of us could be more terrible than the Portland polycule.

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moranya1 20 hr ago +2

Hot diggity dog! I’m in!

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heidly_ees 22 hr ago +10

Holy f****** shit my dude

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GCC_Pluribus_Anus 17 hr ago +2

Built the set and everything

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YouCactusBastard 22 hr ago +3

And it's so hard to find a North American copy for the Gamecube too.

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angelcutiebaby 19 hr ago +12

Weird bc I was 12 when 9/11 happened and yet today I’m surely only 25, maybe 27 max

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JS-87 18 hr ago +3

...2017 was just last year

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Faiakishi 16 hr ago +7

Time broke in 2020.

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Woodcrate69420 9 hr ago +5

It all started in 2016 when a child fell into a gorilla enclosure...

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palmmoot 22 hr ago +7

Luckily how we reacted seems pretty sustainable to our broader culture

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straightouttaireland 22 hr ago +18

I'm from Ireland and vividly remember this day. I was being babysat at my auntie's house after school and remember seeing the news on the TV.

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haqiqa 21 hr ago +17

I am Finnish. I was 15. Literally the first world event I spent glued to the TV.

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Funneduck102 20 hr ago +3

I missed the first few but I remember the 10th anniversary one pretty well

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Likeatoothache 20 hr ago +3

Why, why did you have to do the math.

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Basileus_Maurikios 18 hr ago +2

Honest? I was a bit confused why he was coming here and then looked at the year, and it hit me.

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Likeatoothache 18 hr ago +1

The math is not math-ing since the 90s were only 15 years ago. 😂

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pass_nthru 23 hr ago +5

thanks, my day was going pretty good

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bros402 21 hr ago +2

what the f*** why are you doing me like that

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n0rmcore 21 hr ago +2

what the f*** my good dude it's a friday night and you lay that on me

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Sketchy_Uncle 20 hr ago +2

That was like...10 years ago at most. Right? RIGHT!?

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poppin-n-sailin 22 hr ago +2

That wasn't necessary

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Kingtoke1 21 hr ago +2

25 years?!? Look theres a lion Oh My God

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ScrewAttackThis 20 hr ago +1

Thanks. I forgot

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Kevin-W 17 hr ago +1

I really feel old now!

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SpecsComingBack 13 hr ago +1

That's like celebrating the 25th anniversary of the end of WW2 in 1970

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HobbesNJ 1 day ago +1230

A memory of the time when Britain responded to the invocation of Article V of the NATO treaty by the U.S., the only time any country has invoked it. But Trump is butthurt because they didn't participate in his war of choice.

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MetalBawx 1 day ago +276

Every time Donny get's his panties in a bunch Starmers approval rating goes up. Now if only Keir would stop trying to strip away the our right to privacy with his Blairite need to expand state surveillance powers constantly, kind of hard to take his claims of fighting big tech seriously when he keeps giving Palantir contracts.

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wesap12345 1 day ago +58

And if only he hadn’t sent a pedo as US ambassador to try and gain favor from Trump

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TheWastelandWizard 21 hr ago +36

Doesn't it make sense to someone who fits in and understands the culture?

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YouHaveAWomansMouth 20 hr ago +15

If this is a joke, hahaha. If it isn't, no. The previous ambassador had much more experience, was actually on good terms with the Trump administration, and wasn't a corrupt POS who **without fail** brings disgrace on himself and those who appointed him every time he's given an important job - he is currently three for three on that. As clever tactics go, appointing Mandelson was like Starmer setting fire to his house to save on central heating bills.

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Temnothorax 17 hr ago +8

You do not get in the good graces of the Trump admin without being a corrupt POS, unless you are Mamdani for some reason.

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YouHaveAWomansMouth 12 hr ago +2

Well, despite serving as the ambassador to Joe Biden's administration from 2020, Dame Karen Pierce was still popular with the incoming Trump administration. One of the senior Republican campaign advisers called her "universally respected", and Trump himself told Starmer he wanted to keep Pierce in place. There are no scandals attached to Pierce whatsoever, unless you include the fact that a respected and effective ambassador was ousted in favour of a self-serving slimeball who predictably got caught being corrupt **again**, for which obviously no blame attaches to her. So, yes, you can actually work effectively with Trump's administration without being a corrupt POS, and we know this because our previous ambassador was doing it. Replacing her with Mandelson was not a clever tactic, it was intended to be a cushy job given as a reward to the man who helped Starmer and McSweeney get where they were. Obviously it blew up in their faces, and they deserved it.

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GingerPrinceHarry 12 hr ago +3

His approval is still negative tho

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MetalBawx 11 hr ago +2

Yes but it's stopped nose diving and that's mostly due to how he's handled Trump though considering the biggest scandal for Keir now is the fact he tried to bring one of the most corrupt shitheels in British politics, Peter Mandelson back into the fold is tied to that well it might start dropping again. By the time Keir offered Mandelson the US ambassador posting he was all but confirmed of being a diddler and as more of Epstein's emails came out it turned out the b****** had flat out sold the UK down the river during his negociations with the United States so now Starmer is trying to pretend he didn't know the guy nicknamed "the Prince of Darkness" was dodgey.,, I feel sorry for Charles taking the blame for going on this trip when it's practically an order from the Prime Ministers office.

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Polar_Vortx 20 hr ago +34

[Hell, NATO actually *asked* for the U.S. to trigger Article 5. If that’s not solidarity, I don’t know what is.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2001_NATO_Article_5_contingency#Timeline)

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kstargate-425 12 hr ago +2

I still remember France lighting up the Eiffel Tower in red, white and blue and standing in solidarity with us and so many others too.

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Sketchy_Uncle 20 hr ago +10

Oh man, and Pete's comments today..."we hardly use the strait...not our problem really..." - Gee thanks.

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TriesHerm21st 15 hr ago +6

The way the nato nations responded to 9/11 is how I know trump is one of the most un-American citizen to ever darken the United States. Operation yellow Ribbon conducted by our Canadian brothers to temporarily house as many Americans as possible while they were flying back to the United States only to find out our airspace had been closed to everyone was nothing more then the true definition of hospitality and support of another nation. And in the United Kingdon, in a historic break from tradition, Queen Elizabeth II ordered the Royal Guard to play "The Star-Spangled Banner" on September 13, 2001, just two days after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. The military response to stand up for one another even though in hindsight we can see the fallacy with the u.s. waging war. There just no way you can be a patriot and support this immature child in office.

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kstargate-425 11 hr ago +3

Also non-NATO nations like Ukraine who fought and died alongside us as well. Also I just said this above but remember France lighting up the Eiffel tower in red, white and blue and all being out in numbers showing support like so many. The west was really coming together and then it all went off the rails...

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JX_JR 22 hr ago +52

For the last time- the US did not, and never has, invoked Article V. On 9/11 the NATO Secretary General (a Brit at the time) reached out to the US unprompted and suggested it would be politically helpful to invoke it. The US said it had no interest in making a request to do so but said it would not object if NATO decided to declare it. The NATO council then debated it and decided to invoke it. Stop spreading misinformation.

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sizziano 22 hr ago +26

So article V was invoked not by the US but on the US' behalf? Got it.

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JX_JR 21 hr ago +38

It's a pretty fundamental difference.

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UnpluggedUnfettered 22 hr ago +13

Good, because it has a difference akin to declaring bankruptcy loudly in your bedroom, and actually filing for chapter 7.

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Nom_de_guerre_25 18 hr ago +3

Some of NATO showed up for a war of choice. It just wasn't this most recent one.

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indifferentinitials 19 hr ago +2

Disregarding the historical foggy memories and current political nonsense, but I vividly recall watching [The Battle Hymn of the Republic](https://youtu.be/rmpo0csiIMs?si=SDt4MJfH1vdmi0IA) performed in the UK in the aftermath and feeling reassured at our allyship

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Kathdath 11 hr ago +1

Donnie is but hurt that other nations haven't supported a war that even the US Congress still hasn't authorised.

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O-parker 1 day ago +247

Oh boy, Donnie boy is going to be butt hurt

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crackrabbit012 1 day ago +52

I would love a bunch of high profile invites for events along with Trump snubbs. Something akin to McCain's funeral.

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zhiryst 21 hr ago +14

He's going to crash it.

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Maximum_Holiday_6381 20 hr ago +18

And fall asleep 15 minutes in. Then wake up, "why are they reading all these names, I don't know these people..."

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nascarfan624 20 hr ago +8

"Are these all the illegals the mayor invited into the city? Absolutely disgraceful" *Let me say this is something Trump would say, not me*

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Longjumping-Panic-48 7 hr ago +1

And then he smiles, remembering one of the best days of his life: when his tower became the tallest in the city. Many people were sacrificed, but it was worth it for him to achieve l.

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hakenwithbacon 21 hr ago +6

Why? He likes Carlos and is unable to resist Mamdani's charm

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Marelle 19 hr ago +2

hes already meeting with king charles and will be hosting a state banquet for him and queen camilla

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perturbed_rutabaga 19 hr ago +1

good thing he has XXXXL sized diapers for that

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Shurglife 18 hr ago +1

King gonna end up in alligator Alcatraz and maga will think it's reasonable

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WhereasParticular867 1 day ago +722

Prediction: MAGA talking heads will *absolutely* try to spin this as Mamdani being a traitor and dealing with foreign heads of state inappropriately. We're going to see some *exceptionally* stupid anti-british/1776 coded, racist verbal diarrhea from anyone who still supports the pedo party.

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imaginary_num6er 1 day ago +133

I thought MAGA thought America was great before 1776?

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I_No_Brainman 1 day ago +130

> I thought MAGA thought Now theres your mistake

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Thatsidechara_ter 1 day ago +26

No no, it's before 1865 that they like.

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Maester_Bates 1 day ago +17

No I think it's before 1863.

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fatherlyadvicepdx 23 hr ago +10

1776 was when Jesus was born in Texas, America!

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Ausmith1 23 hr ago +1

Pretty sure it was called “Mexico” then ;-)

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01kickassius10 19 hr ago +5

Explains him being named like that

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captars 20 hr ago +12

Meanwhile, remember how persistent Trump was in trying to pursue Charles's late ex-wife, Diana. Trump called her "the ultimate trophy wife" and said to Howard Stern after her death, "I think I could have [nailed her]." According to BBC presenter Selina Scott, Trump bombarded Diana with lavish floral arrangements and unwanted attention to the point that she told Scott that he "gave her the creeps." But hey, MAGA is trying to ship Barron Trump with one of the princesses of Denmark… because of Greenland. F****** weirdos, the lot of them.

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Anonmasterrace7898 1 day ago +20

I’d be very compelled to mention every world leader Trump met while a private citizen between 2021 and 2024 in which he was trying to screw over the active US government if someone tried bringing that up about Mamdani

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ill0gitech 22 hr ago +2

So… Logan Act violations?

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Khatib 18 hr ago +4

Sixty-seven UK citizens died in the towers on 9/11. It's perfectly fine for him to be there.

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Longjumping-Panic-48 7 hr ago +1

And Heads of State, Ambassadors, etc often visit sites of tragedies out of respect for the victims and the country’s history.

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Faster_than_FTL 19 hr ago +3

And many tin foil nuts believe Charles is secretly Muslim too

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happy_bluebird 18 hr ago +3

Why King Charles, though? That seems so random

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SlitScan 14 hr ago +1

dead Brits?

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GotEggs 1 day ago +2

!remindme 5months

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_Panacea_ 1 day ago +2

No more beans and toast for MAGA! Maybe Trump will suddenly start championing Scottish independence.

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SlitScan 14 hr ago +2

after his golf course? he probably wants to nuke scotland.

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polopolo05 21 hr ago +1

if trump attends he is going to fall asleep at least once.

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LastOfTheAsparagus 23 hr ago +43

He doesn’t even go here.

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Dude-Good 23 hr ago +38

Damn, can’t believe it’s been 25 years😔

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DavidJonnsJewellery 1 day ago +114

That's gonna get right up Trump's nose. Good for Charles

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C0SM1C-CADAVER 21 hr ago +18

F*** Charles. He was a very good friend of Jimmy Savile. It's very likely that Charles is also a child raping monster.

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Spocks_Goatee 16 hr ago +14

Charles seemed to fancy Camilla for decades, not kids. If there was any hint this was a thing, Diana would've outed him.

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Boner666420sXe 20 hr ago +1

Yeah I listened to those behind the bastards episodes too.

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HardcoreKaraoke 20 hr ago +22

This article threw me off. I'm over here doubting that it was April and not September. Anyway this is a nice gesture but I'm more interested in this part of the article: >During the trip, King Charles will deliver a joint address ‌before ⁠the U.S. Congress, the first by a British monarch since Queen Elizabeth II spoke in 1991. I'm excited to hear what he has to say. I have a feeling MAGA will be performative and boo him. Edit: Wow a lot of people aren't reading the article. Charles is meeting with Trump as well. He isn't even meeting with Mamdani behind closed doors, this is all just for the public event. All of the "well Trump will be jealous" type comments just showed people aren't reading the article.

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Xefert 14 hr ago +4

>He isn't even meeting with Mamdani behind closed doors, this is all just for the public event. All of the "well Trump will be jealous" type comments Why do you think the exact nature of their meeting will make trump feel any better?

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Glesganed 1 day ago +49

No doubt another infamous New Yoker will be much pissed off.

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JamesWjRose 23 hr ago +14

My apologies. I did not understand who you meant. My bad. Have a great weekend

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GrinchWhoStoleEaster 17 hr ago +6

Damn neighborly of him.

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Decent-Ad-8335 18 hr ago +6

Every time I read King Charles only that dog comes to mind (not referring to this guy as a dog - there was a viral phase on a few platforms like Instagram where a dog called King Charles was popular along with his pound)

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Basic-Pair8908 12 hr ago +3

There is a breed called king charles spaniels

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ynotoggel19 20 hr ago +9

Can you remember hearing somebody stupid who's name escapes me saying after the Twin Towers got destroyed. Now my building is the tallest one again. Full of compassion he's not

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buttoncode 21 hr ago +6

Trump better not come and make this about him.

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ScrewAttackThis 20 hr ago +6

He'll also be meeting with Trump so not the snub the title seems like.

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Aliensinmypants 1 day ago +28

F*** the King, friend to pedos and helped cover up abuse until it's convenient.

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FluffySpaceWaffle 23 hr ago +35

I recently learned about his connections to Jimmy Savile. Really gross.

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SmittyB128 23 hr ago +18

Well congratulations, now you can learn about his connections to his other lifelong friend Peter Ball.

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tryingtoavoidwork 20 hr ago +2

Behind the Bastards, LPOTL, both, or neither?

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upsidedown-funnel 14 hr ago +2

BtB here. Not disappointed to see it referenced here.

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nvmenotfound 20 hr ago +5

oh snap mamdani got a exclusive guest. trump gonna be jealous and upset.

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odrimiasa 16 hr ago +2

A royal at Ground Zero – that's one way to bridge the pond.

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shawnwingsit 16 hr ago +2

Good form, your highness.

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FlameHaze 11 hr ago +2

Oh no, I thought once was enough! We're doing it again!?!

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ChaoticSenior 23 hr ago +4

What a loser. Like the pope. Low IQ. Weak on crime. (Do I need the /s or is it clear enough?)

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CobblerBeginning4416 23 hr ago +4

I mean, you already added the second part lmao so no

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ClarenceBoddickerr77 20 hr ago +2

Well that's going to turn up the volume between 45's ears

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fresh-dork 20 hr ago +2

prediction: ICE or BP will somehow manage to cause an international incident with the literal king of england

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Cautious-Brother-838 10 hr ago +1

They’ll probably detain him for posting a Ramadan greeting to Muslims, he won’t pass to social media screening.

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punarob 21 hr ago +2

Will Trump's side piece Looney Loomer be there again? Amazing how he openly had affairs and even brought one to a major event during the 2024 campaign and the media actively hid that she was already bragging to friends about blowing his toadstool.

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Silverleaf96 21 hr ago +2

Trump can't make it he's got to cheat at golf , eat McDonald's then take a nap

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AffectionateDrop7779 13 hr ago +1

A 11/9 event in April?

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Super_Piper 10 hr ago +1

He really wants to destroy the monarchy

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s2rt74 9 hr ago +1

Trumps ALL CAPS SPEW in 3…2…1…

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GOGOblin 9 hr ago +1

9/11: a muslim country governer should not, lol.

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rensorship 8 hr ago +1

We should stop normalizing monarchy. Bad look for mamdani.

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Accomplished_Pen980 7 hr ago +1

King Charles the king of a historically Christian country had nothing to say to his Christian countrymen on Easter but he did have a touching Ramadan message. Joining hands with Mamdami in New York in memory of a jihad attack on American soil is a complex political message that the King is no longer representing history or Christianity but has surrendered to the expansion of the Muslim order and serves as a reminder that "the powers that be" think you should, too.

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