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The Globalist Script: How World Leaders Posted the Same Exact Message After Trump’s Meeting with Zelenskyy
We’ve seen it with the coordinated attacks on Trump, where mainstream outlets mysteriously use the same talking points, almost verbatim. This latest stunt is no different—just another page in the establishment’s playbook.
The political theater continues, and this time, it’s more blatant than ever. Following former President Donald Trump’s meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, world leaders from António Costa to various European officials miraculously posted the exact same message on social media. The synchronized nature of their statements is not just a coincidence—it’s a clear indication of a pre-planned narrative, one designed to maintain control over the global discussion on Ukraine. Gratitude and Accountability for Billions Sent to Ukraine
The Copy-Paste Propaganda
The message, which was posted across multiple official accounts, reads:
“Your dignity honors the bravery of the Ukrainian people. Be strong, be brave, be fearless. You are never alone, dear President @ZelenskyyUa. We will continue working with you for a just and lasting peace.”
Sound familiar? It should, because it was plastered across multiple verified accounts as if dictated from a central command center. What are the odds that world leaders, each with their own communications teams, would just so happen to write the exact same words? The answer: slim to none.
This reeks of a coordinated messaging effort, a public relations strategy meant to reinforce a singular narrative. But why the urgency? Why the need to double down on this messaging right after Trump’s meeting with Zelenskyy?
Trump’s Influence and the Desperation to Maintain Control
Let’s not forget the context. Trump, who has been a vocal critic of the Biden administration’s handling of the Ukraine conflict, met with Zelenskyy in what was described as a “not so productive” discussion. Trump has consistently pushed for negotiations rather than an indefinite blank-check approach to Ukraine’s war effort—an approach that the establishment deeply fears because it challenges the status quo.
The globalist elites who control these leaders cannot afford to let Trump’s influence reshape the discourse. His return to the White House means an America-first foreign policy that prioritizes diplomacy and economic pragmatism over endless war funding. So what’s their response? Reinforce the narrative by having their puppets all post the same, recycled message to signal their unwavering support for the existing agenda.
The Pattern of Orchestrated Messaging
This isn’t the first time we’ve seen such a blatant display of synchronized messaging. The same thing happened during COVID-19, with media outlets using identical phrases like “we’re all in this together.” We’ve seen it with the coordinated attacks on Trump, where mainstream outlets mysteriously use the same talking points, almost verbatim. This latest stunt is no different—just another page in the establishment’s playbook.
So, what does this tell us?
- World leaders are not operating independently—they’re reading from a script.
- There is an organized effort to control the narrative on Ukraine, ensuring no deviation from the preferred stance.
- Trump remains a serious threat to the globalist regime, which is why they’re scrambling to reaffirm their commitment to Zelenskyy’s leadership.
Conclusion: The People See Through the Lies
The American people and freedom-loving individuals around the world are not blind to these manipulations. The fact that world leaders need to resort to copy-paste propaganda proves that their grip on the narrative is slipping. They know that with Trump in the picture, their stranglehold on power is threatened.
This isn’t just about Ukraine. This is about maintaining control over public perception, about ensuring that no alternative perspectives gain traction. But their desperation is showing—and the more they push the same scripted messaging, the clearer it becomes that their narrative is built on shaky ground.
The establishment may have its pre-written scripts, but the people have something stronger: the truth. And no amount of coordinated messaging can change that.
