They're betting TRUMP!
TYB
⚡️ — Absolute chaos in Paris. Police vehicles are being targeted by rioters near Place de la République.
@IntelSlava
AOC dancing like she knows the 2028 Democratic nomination is hers to lose. Her odds are surging.
The writing’s on the wall. TMZ interviews, viral clips, all eyes on her as the future nominee. Looking less like a question of if she runs and more like when.
Every appearance becomes content. Every critic keeps her trending. And if she announces, the attention goes into overdrive.
This looks like the warm up. The campaign hasn’t even started and shes blowing up.
https://x.com/MamAOC_ita/status/2111468374937010264?s=20
Is Paris Burning?
🚨 NEWS ALERT: The fire inside Limoges City Hall is reportedly worsening.
https://x.com/TodaysNewsco/status/2111515316488638498?s=20
She's just a little bloated that day
Kek
APOLLO has died
‘Star Trek’ icon Michael Forest dead at 97
Actor Michael Forest, best known for his appearances in the “Star Trek” franchise, has died. He was 97.
Forest died Wednesday, according to his friend, James A. Brown, who announced his death Friday in a post on Facebook.
“It is with great sadness that I report that we have lost Michael Forest,” Brown wrote. “I knew him as an actor and loved him as a friend. I’m sure others will share, but that’s all I’m capable of right now.”
Among his more than 200 credits, Forest was best known for playing the Greek god Apollo in the original “Star Trek” series episode “Who Mourns for Adonais?,” which aired in 1967.
He later reprised the role in the fan-produced web series “Star Trek Continues” in 2013.
https://pagesix.com/2026/10/17/celebrity-news/actor-michael-forest-who-played-apollo-in-star-trek-dead-at-97/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=nypost
France has fallen
Hôtel de Ville de Limoges has now collapsed.
This city hall survived World War II but it couldn’t survive mass immigration from the third world.
🇫🇷 Rioters climbed onto the St Joan of Arc statue in Paris, desecrating the Christian landmark.
🇫🇷⚡️ A Joan of Arc statue was veiled using a yellow vest by a youth of African descent in Toulouse.
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Now for something different
Which one?