It’s already been confirmed that there was no crew of a hundred workers at the scene. The police and fire department were keeping track of who was there and they would have noticed a hundred workers. Trump was lying about that.
As for Trump himself, the official story so far is nobody can prove that Trump wasn’t at the scene. Official sources are saying that in the confusion it’s possible one individual could have wandered around the scene without anybody noticing. So the fact that nobody remembers seeing Trump there isn’t proof he wasn’t there. (We’ll ignore the reality that Trump would have been loudly announcing his presence to everyone he saw if he had been there.)
The supposed firefighters who pulled Trump from the scene have never stepped forward.
After Trump was pulled from the scene by firefighters (big strong men with tears in their eyes), he then wrote an Opera about the day, which won a Tony award, then he went to play golf and got 12 holes-in-one. Ya, that’s the ticket.
Oh, yeah, when I say good fight, I mean a righteous fight. We’re well past “when they go low, we go high.” Bring the derringers, brass knuckles, shivs, bazookas, whatever’s handy.
I’m just waiting for Trump to claim that the South Park guys had to write “What Would Brian Boitano Do” because Trump refused to let them license his true achievements, so they just changed the hero’s name.
We all know that if he HAD been anywhere near there, he wouldn’t have waited 25 years to toot his horn about it. He’d have awarded himself some medal–multiple times–long before now.
Ted Cruz defends Trump’s account of 9/11 because it was 25 years ago.
“Sept. 11 was 25 years ago,” said the senator before underscoring that Trump is a New Yorker and he doesn’t doubt that “what he’s conveying there is what he experienced.”
You can watch Ted trying to make excuses for DJT in the video in this article.
His excuse is that Trump’s memory is faulty? And that’s supposed to help? That the one person with his finger on the trigger button that could destroy the entire world has memory issues???
Agreed. (And if Donald ever sees this meme, he will demand one!)
(I don’t rush to post AI-generated stuff, by the way, though I have done so. Haven’t made it myself, but have posted what others have ordered-from-the-sites. This one, though, looks as though it might have been made with Photoshop.)
Every time you think Trump has hit bottom, he says “hold my beer.”
Trump was at a ceremony yesterday to award a posthumous medal to Welles Crowther. Crowther was a volunteer firefighter who was in the South Tower when the terrorists attacked the North Tower. Crowther helped guide people out of the building and repeatedly went back into the building to help more people. He was inside the South Tower when the second flight struck it and he died inside when the building collapsed. Because of all of the smoke in the area, Crowther wrapped a red bandana around his face so he could breathe while he kept rescuing people.
Here is what Trump said at the ceremony:
“The man in the red bandana. Have you heard of him? He’s become more famous than me. I don’t like it. Very unhappy. But he’s become much more famous than me.”
He was chuckling while he said it. Kind of ‘ha ha, I know you all adore my self-absorption.’ (And some in the crowd probably do.)
Genuinely revolting.
Definitely not (way too big). The whole pic is weird—the figure Donald’s face is glued onto is at least twice the height of the people cowering in the lifeboat.
But it’s the sort of thing he does like to post… keep an eye on his Truth Social!*
*Not really recommending that anyone go to his Truth Social site, ever.
Sorry, it was a reference to the previous post which talked about Trump and his relationship with family members. I posted the picture to show that Trump’s self-centeredness applies even when it comes to family members.
