Donald Trump is on a roll! He’s travelling the world on his Air Force One, meeting political leaders, implementing policies, attending the glorious military parade of his dreams, and ringing in his 79th birthday like a king on June 14, 2025. President Trump seems least bothered about the backlash against his mass deportation policies, and he’s just out and about in the media.
Recently, at the 2025 G7 summit in Alberta, Canada, President Donald Trump and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced a new trade agreement aimed at reducing tariffs and enhancing economic ties. As per the outlet Tyla, the deal includes conditions such as lowering U.S. tariffs on British car imports from 27.5% to 10% for up to 100,000 vehicles annually and eliminating a 10% levy on U.K. aerospace products.
In return, the United Kingdom will grant greater access to U.S. products, including beef and ethanol. However, certain restrictions remain, such as the ban on hormone-treated beef. However, discussions on steel tariffs are still ongoing. Meanwhile, during the announcement, both leaders signed agreements, and a puff of wind caused Trump to drop the signed documents, prompting Starmer to retrieve them amid mutual laughter.
“Sorry about that,” Donald Trump said as the documents flew away and Starmer attempted to compile and return them. “It’s a little windy out here; give me that…” Trump continued, adding, “We just signed it, and it’s done.” While this spontaneous mistake was a go-with-the-flow moment for the media, Analysts highlighted the deal as a strategic win for the UK’s struggling economy and a testament to rekindled US-UK relations.
However, the main gossip was brought to light by the infamous online users on X (formerly Twitter), who are always ready to spot the slightest of things and leave interesting and funny comments in the blink of an eye. Reportedly, netizens claimed that the paper Keir Starmer picked up was blank.
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“I thought the papers looked blank when Starmer picked them up,” said a user. “Blank pages!!! ALL OF THEM!” said another. The third one chimed in and said, “It’s the first trade agreement written entirely in invisible ink and ego,” sarcastically penned a fifth, while a sixth lamented: “Incompetence personified.”
Meanwhile, angry commentators who thought this was another “attention-grabbing move” for Donald Trump fumed in anger and wrote, “Trump just proudly waved around blank f-cking pages, convinced he signed a ‘historic deal’ with the European Union—while standing next to Keir Starmer, the Prime Minister of the UK, a country that hasn’t been in the EU since f*cking Brexit.”
A few others also mocked his policies and wrote, “He can’t even bend over to pick up the sh-t he drops—physically or diplomatically.” And yet MAGA thinks this wheezing jack-ss is young Rocky? Are you out of your goddamn minds?”
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For context, the above comment sarcastically distinguishes Donald Trump’s current image from the fictional boxer Rocky Balboa, known for stability, strength, and fighting spirit in the movie franchise Rocky. Directed by Sylvester Stallone, the first part was released in 1985.
Despite signs of increased age, millions of controversies, and lawsuits, it mocks the ardent Donald Trump supporters who still portray Trump as active and capable. This online backlash adds to the series of backlashes the Republican candidate has been facing since the last couple of weeks due to his immigration laws, tariff policies, and protests, leading to the overall instability that has led to a divided crowd in America.
Amidst all the never-ending chaos, Donald Trump’s ambitious “Make America Great Again” (MAGA) movement marked a decade since its beginning. To honor the milestone, his beloved son, Eric Trump, and popular host and supporter Sean Hannity appeared in a Fox interview. Eric claimed that his “father had changed the trajectory of America and that he is a miraculous man.”
Yet again, as the ethics of journalism stand for truth, we ask, what’s the answer? Were the papers blank at the summit, or was this another PR tactic of politics to keep the audience’s reality distorted?
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