Trump Kisses Jesus and Arrests Aliens in Loony Truth Social Posting Spree

President Donald Trump speaks at Rockland Community College, Friday, May 22, 2026, in Suffern, N.Y. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)

President Donald Trump went on a posting spree on Truth Social on Saturday, sharing AI-generated images of him doing everything from arresting extraterrestrials to kissing a statue of Jesus Christ.

Trump went on Truth Social on Saturday to insist the United States is winning the Iran war and lash out at Jeannine Pirro after the U.S. Attorney in Washington D.C. dropped criminal charges against an Olympian accused of vandalizing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.

He also posted a number of strange memes that ran all over the place.

One image was of him kissing a golden statue of Jesus.

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Another post was a recycled picture of Trump walking with officials next to an alien in handcuffs.

Screenshot via Truth Social

The president also doubled down on his long-standing wish for the United States to take control of Greenland.

Screenshot via Truth Social

Trump said on Friday it’d be a good bet to say the United States will have “operational control” of Greenland before the end of his second term.

“Yeah, you’ll be right if you took that. Yeah, you’ll be right. No, we want to do something very important. Greenland’s important, you know, from our standpoint, not from their standpoint, but from our standpoint. You should make that bet actually,” he said.

The president also posted an image combining his face with that of President George Washington and another of him in the Revolutionary War.

Screenshot via Truth Social

Screenshot via Truth Social

He also posted an AI image of him and his son Barron Trump, saying his son is simply a more youthful version of him, and a post claiming he ages “in reverse.”

Screenshot via Truth Social

Screenshot via Truth Social

Trump added in a swipe at musician Bruce Springsteen, a vocal critic of the presidnet.

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