This is not fake news, but a story from the Washington Post showing how out of touch the”President Trump” is!
The first F-52 fighter aircrafts have made it safely to Norway, President Trump announced today.
The problem is the F-52s are not real. They’re an advanced fighter in the video game Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare.
The Washington Post pointed this out in their story following Trump’s assertion that these fictional planes where being sold. Heck, they have been shipped.
“In November we started delivering the first F-52s and F-35 fighter jets,” Trump said. “We have a total of 52 and they’ve delivered a number of them already a little ahead of schedule.”
Trump lauded the sale of the fictional planes alongside Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg at the White House on Wednesday. See the video for yourself.
Now his team says Trump misread the figure of 52 planes with the “F” designation assigned which caused the mistake. Trump could also be a time traveler.
We here at Takes on Tech would like to think Trump must love playing the Zombie mode with actor Kevin Spacey. Spacey plays Jonathan Irons, the evil chief executive of a private military contractor who armed forces are so large and powerful that the United Nations put the firm on the Security Council.
Hey Congress here is an idea, do the right thing and relieve Trump of his duties. He will be happier. More time to play Golf and COD. Plus the world might be safer.
It is not like the Russia and Norway have a history of going to war with each other. Since Norway is part of NATO, we be required to get in the fight. Article 5 of the NATO – An attack against one Ally is considered as an attack against all Allies. Since the territorial dispute in the Barents Sea was settled in 2010 thinks have cooled down between them. But mispoken words can cause war.
We have sent mail to Activison asking if they are going into the arms business. We want to be fair and balanced here! So far they have not returned our request for comment.
