Trump as Viewed from the Irish Perspective

The post is from the actual Dublin march today (12 September 2026) against Trump’s Ireland visit. Multiple news outlets on the ground described the same inflatable caricatures: Trump and Netanyahu balloons posed in a sexual position, plus similar Epstein figures in some shots. Reuters even published a still of the balloons attributed to photographer Natalia Campos.

AFP and other reports independently noted “explicit inflatable balloons showing Trump in sex acts with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.” The street background matches central Dublin (brick terraces, a gothic church/spire, traffic signs, Irish and Palestinian flags). The balloons wobble and blur the way physical inflatables on poles do in wind, which is typical of handheld protest video rather than current AI video artifacts.

The protest itself is well documented: thousands marched from the Garden of Remembrance toward Leinster House with Palestinian flags, anti-Trump signs, and those puppets. Smaller actions also happened near Shannon and Doonbeg. The video is crude political satire from a real demonstration, not a generated clip.

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  1. Well well, the Micks get it. Somewhat amusing to see how they’ve latched onto the narrative that Trump is Bibi’s bitch. And somewhat disappointing to not see anyone in the US lampooning that intolerable state of affairs in similar fashion. Sure, it’s lowbrow, but it makes the point quite effectively.

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