Donald Trump’s old social media posts hit by dark Epstein trick
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One post, from 2013, now sends users to a Wikipedia entry (Picture: X) Website links on nearly two dozen social media posts from Donald Trump in the early 2010s appear to have…
Website links on nearly two dozen social media posts from Donald Trump in the early 2010s appear to have been tampered with.
‘Our clubhouse on the North Sea,’ the US President tweeted on what was called Twitter, now X, in June 2013.
But below it, a preview of the link showed the Wikipedia page for the Epstein files, the documents related to the sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Clicking the link – bit.ly/dZWRW9 – would also bring the user to this entry.
The web address was made using Bitly, a URL shortener often used at the time because of Twitter’s strict character limit.
Bitly shows that the link was replaced at 12.48am today, forcing it to load up the unconnected Wikipedia entry.
Another shortened website leads to a crude online game called ‘Fortnite Baby Clicker’, referring to the multiplayer video game.
This was on a post from Trump which read: ‘Another example of the destruction caused by wind turbines. Unnecessary waste–horrible!’
The Bitly link was similarly modified at 12.34am, no longer linking to the intended website.
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