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Silence descended on newsrooms across the world as they realised that US President Donald Trump had not opined about some story he'd just seen on the telly.


'Whether it's the RAF Fairford incident, the Flydubai pilot stabbing or rioting French school kids,' said the editor of Rotters, the international press agency dedicated to covering Trump and his buddies, 'we've always waited eagerly to see whatever unsolicited comment the President has come out with.


'However rash, ignorant or pointless Trump's opinion may be, he's never been able to resist the urge to sound off about whatever captures his twisted mind. And our job is to irritate readers by repeating whatever he has said, even though they were perfectly fine without hearing about it at all.


'So imagine our surprise when British PM Andy Burnham announced an end to the state pension triple lock and Trump didn't weigh in with something typically dumb and ugly on Truth Social. We waited for hours, but nothing. Later we found out that Trump had been asked what he thought and actually said he didn't have a view one way or another. Incredible!'


Upon hearing that Gobshite Donald had declined to pronounce on something he knew damn all about, astrophysicists scrambled to observatories to see whether the Earth was still spinning on its axis, and the world's faith leaders checked in with the Almighty to see whether doomsday had come.


Normal service resumed shortly after, when Trump used social media to post a characteristically rude remark that Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell was stupid and belonged in jail.


Donald Trump, who himself is a convicted criminal, is 80 in IQ points.



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"Here's the reason why every true patriot should support me when I start bombing Iran again after the mid-terms," US President Donald Trump told his favourite publication, Antichristian Science Monitor. "Their leaders are downright un-American.


"They rule their country on a whim, waste money on self-worshipping vanity projects and rake huge amounts of money off the top, which is totally unlike the way I do things.


"They're also a bunch of self-righteous hypocrites who accuse their critics of telling fake news while lying compulsively thesmselves. You won't catch us doing that here in the White House.


"And they send thugs onto the streets to crack down on undesirables while persecuting universities and news organisations who've displeased them. I only do that to the likes of Harvard and CNN, who asked me: 'Please, sir. Make an example of us.'


"And Iran's leaders are a bunch of useless geriatics who fall asleep in meetings. Don't ever accuse me of doing that," said Trump, stifling a yawn.


"That's fake snooze!"




After a modest success in promoting the phrase ‘Super Intelligence’ as a replacement for Artificial Intelligence, Donald Trump is set to test the sycophancy of his faithful by renaming ‘bread’ as ‘bakey goodness’.


‘They love me like they love Jesus’, Trump might have said. ‘And Jesus tested his disciples by playing dead. I’m not dead. They keep trying but The Donald won’t die. And if he does, he will rise again. From this day forward let us never use the word ‘bread’ again. Let’s call it what it is: bakey goodness’


The Lord’s Prayer will be replaced by The American Lord’s Prayer, which now includes the line: ‘And give us this day our daily bakey goodness’.


Pope Leo was unavailable for comment. He was last seen buying a sniper rifle and muttering ‘let’s see how tough his ears really are’.




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