Trump shares Elvis AI image, revives Greenland & Venezuela ambitions and threatens third term in chaotic posting spree
The US President shared 32 posts in the space of an hour.
Donald Trump shared an AI-generated image of himself dressed as Elvis Presley, sporting a rhinestone-studded USA jumpsuit and sweeping quiff in a rapid-fire burst of posts on Truth Social.
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The US president also posted an apparent AI image of himself standing alongside a large grey alien at what appears to be Area 51.
Other images included a map depicting Venezuela covered by the US flag and an image showing Trump’s face looming over Greenland.
Trump shared 32 posts in the space of an hour, including imagery that appeared to revive his long-running claims over Greenland and Venezuela.
He also shared a picture of a USA flag over the South American country as well as an image which depicts him looking over a mountain towards part of the semi-autonomous Danish territory.
He has previously shared an AI-edited map portraying Greenland, Canada and Venezuela as under US control.
The MAGA leader has shared 32 tweets in the last hour.
The posting spree comes after Donald Trump claimed to have secured an agreement to disarm Hamas - something which is yet to be endorsed by Benjamin Netanyahu.
Earlier, Trump has said he did not speak to Gianni Infantino about FIFA’s hugely controversial plan to sell stakes in a new company that would operate the World Cup.
FIFA is proposing to create FIFA Forward Enterprise (FFE) to manage its competitions, with the most contentious aspect of the plan being the intention to sell a 20 per cent stake to private investors.
Thrive Eternal, a company founded by Joshua Kushner, the brother of Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner, has been earmarked as the lead investor. It has so far declined to comment on the matter.
Trump, who was hosting a cabinet meeting at the presidential retreat Camp David on Friday, was asked about whether he had discussed the matter with FIFA president Infantino.
“No, I never spoke to him,” Trump told reporters.
Infantino is now under mounting pressure as Europe’s governing body UEFA has threatened to boycott FIFA’s competitions unless the proposal is killed, while CONCACAF, which represents North America, Central America and the Caribbean, has joined the Asian Football Confederation in opposing it.
The FIFA president has already had controversial dealings with Trump.