Davos Erects Savage Mountain Message That Will Surely Ruin Trump’s Trip

An anti-Trump message was spotted in a mountain near Davos.


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It’s fair to say Donald Trump hasn’t gotten a very positive reception since arriving in Davos, Switzerland, for the annual World Economic Forum.

European leaders, CNN reported, were planning to “stage an intervention” to get Trump to back off his idea of a United States takeover of Greenland. The network also reported that the president was “starting to lose” the crowd in Davos, about an hour into his speech on Wednesday.

“While Trump mused about the quality of the groundskeeping in Washington, DC, following his National Guard deployment, many in the audience began checking their phones, with some stifling yawns or visibly trying to stay awake,” the report said. “A restless few even began gathering their belongings and heading for the exit.”

In addition, as he arrived in Switzerland for the forum, per Newsweek, the president was greeted with a glowing “No Kings” sign on a mountain near the site of the summit. NBC’s Peter Alexander posted the photo:

Who was responsible?

“Time-lapse footage provided to Storyful by the group who organized the display shows people setting up torches on the slope before setting them alight,” Storyful reported. “Several close-up images provided also show the torches burning in the snow. Swiss newspaper Watson reported that a group of 10 locals took 450 torches up nearly 800 meters to set up the display.”

There was much reaction on social media to the lit-up letters on the mountain:

Photo courtesy of the Political Tribune media library. 


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