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Breaking! Trump 'self-destructs' with three consecutive strikes, leaving the world in shock!
After failing to receive a response during his visit to China, Trump suddenly 'goes crazy', launching three major shocking measures that astonish the world.
The first strike targets the world-renowned Harvard University, accusing it of 'communist sympathies, anti-Semitism, and supporting terrorists', threatening to expel all international students. This prestigious institution, which has produced eight U.S. presidents, may suffer significant damage as a result.
The second strike targets American tech giant Apple, threatening to impose a 25% tariff if it does not produce in the U.S. This would severely impact Apple's global supply chain, significantly increase costs, and shake its market competitiveness.
The third strike is directed at ally the European Union, proposing a 50% tariff under the justification of a $250 million trade surplus in Europe. The EU, which has just strongly supported the U.S. in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, is suddenly thrown into shock.
Trump's brutal moves against his own 'people'—Harvard, Apple, and the EU—raise questions about his underlying intentions, leaving global public opinion in an uproar.
After failing to receive a response during his visit to China, Trump suddenly 'goes crazy', launching three major shocking measures that astonish the world.
The first strike targets the world-renowned Harvard University, accusing it of 'communist sympathies, anti-Semitism, and supporting terrorists', threatening to expel all international students. This prestigious institution, which has produced eight U.S. presidents, may suffer significant damage as a result.
The second strike targets American tech giant Apple, threatening to impose a 25% tariff if it does not produce in the U.S. This would severely impact Apple's global supply chain, significantly increase costs, and shake its market competitiveness.
The third strike is directed at ally the European Union, proposing a 50% tariff under the justification of a $250 million trade surplus in Europe. The EU, which has just strongly supported the U.S. in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, is suddenly thrown into shock.
Trump's brutal moves against his own 'people'—Harvard, Apple, and the EU—raise questions about his underlying intentions, leaving global public opinion in an uproar.
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