RIGHT NOW: Coup against Trump last night – adorns the castle

Windsor Castle

The castle coup against Trump ahead of the visit

Felix Wilow

Updated 00.23 | Published 00.19

 

Last night, a picture of Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein was seen outside Windsor Castle. Photo: Phil Noble / Reuters

On Wednesday, Donald Trump will visit Prince William in Windsor.

Tonight, he adorns the castle together with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Behind the coup is the group "Everyone hates Elon".

Donald Trump's state visit had barely begun before the protests started.

On Tuesday, a large poster with the American president and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein was rolled out in a park in Windsor.

Later in the evening, a coup by "Everyone hates Elon" was carried out. Using a projector, they made sure that the two adorned Windsor Castle – where Trump will visit the royal couple and Prince William and Princess Kate on Wednesday, writes Sky News.

 

A large poster with Trump and Epstein was rolled out in a park in Windsor on Tuesday. Photo: Kin Cheung / AP

According to Sky News, several protests have taken place near the castle ahead of Trump's visit – but American flags have also been seen.

Donald Trump's alleged friendship with Jeffrey Epstein has been in focus since he took office. This week, he sued the New York Times for the equivalent of 140 billion kronor for defamation and libel. The reason is a drawing that Trump allegedly gave to Epstein, which the newspaper reported on.