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Put this photo everywhere for Trump's UK visit
London, Greater London, United Kingdom
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Aim
Put THIS photo of Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump all over the UK for his state visit in September
Breaking news: Donald Trump is coming to the UK for a state visit in SEPTEMBER. Right now, Trump’s supporters are tearing themselves apart over the Jeffrey Epstein files.
This image of Trump with Epstein is going viral all over the world. It's the last thing Trump wants the world to see.
So let’s put it everywhere he goes and make sure the media can’t avoid it - it’ll be the defining image of the state visit he’s so looking forward to.
Picture Trump spitting out his tea and scones as he sees the image of him with notorious sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein at every iconic UK location for his September state visit..
He’s also visiting Scotland.He doesn’t want the photo of him and notorious sex trafficker Epstein following him as he tees up.
For every £15 we raise, we will add an extra square metre to a gigantic banner and make sure the image he hates most follows him everywhere.
How we’ll spend the money: billboards, mobile ad vans, signs and more. It all depends how much we raise. We'll also need legal advice.
Here’s an idea of how much things can cost:
- Banner: £15 per square metre (our Jeff Bezos banner in Venice was 400 square metres)
- A1 Placards: £30 each
- Train tickets: £40-250
- Printing a bus stop ad: £100
- Ad vans: £500
- Videography: £300-500
- Projection: £6000
100% of the funds we raise will go towards the cost of actions spreading this image as well as other ways to expose Trump on his state visit. Anything above and beyond the target may be used for other actions taking on the world’s richest men.
Who we are
Everyone Hates Elon exists to take on billionaires, one action at a time. Our interventions, such as parody bus stop ads targeting Elon Musk and Tesla, and a 400 metre² banner targeting Jeff Bezos in Venice, have gone viral around the world and made front page news on the BBC, New York Times, The Daily Mail, The Guardian and many more. To learn more about us, read this interview feature in the New Yorker.
Funding method
Keep what you raise – this project will receive all pledges made