Post #36731 by WiltonKnight on the US Policy board

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The world respects America again! LOL

Bakery in Denmark starts selling bright orange Donald Trump ‘moron’ cakes.
In a crowded field, one of Donald Trump‘s more outrageously unhinged policies is his proposed U.S. takeover of Greenland, a self-governing territory of Denmark.
Trump had a reportedly frosty phone call with Danish prime minister, and was even told to “f**k off” by one Danish MEP in the European Parliament.
It isn’t just the politicians who are telling Trump to F off – it’s the bakers, too.

One bakery customer said, "Nice, but I feel like they should’ve used chocolate for the filling to represent how full of shit he is."

https://www.thepoke.com/2025/01/28/a-danish-bakery...

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Cool! Love it.

"Freedom Fries" in Denmark.

BUT when Europeans do it, they aren't Ugly Americans and Bullies and Rubes.

Which is why, here's to the religion of peace --keep doing your thing to the Europeans - who so badly deserve on behalf of the entire human race for all of human history.

*sigh* if only Putin was in a better position to also pitch in on Europe.

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