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Activists Arrested for Trump-Epstein Projection at Windsor Castle

9/18/2025

Summary

Story summary

Four activists from Led By Donkeys were arrested for projecting images of Donald Trump with Jeffrey Epstein onto Windsor Castle during Trump's UK visit starting September 16, 2025.
The projections featured a controversial birthday letter allegedly from Trump to Epstein, images of Epstein's victims, and police documents, raising concerns about Trump's past associations.
Police labeled the projection a "public stunt" and stressed the seriousness of unauthorized activities near royal residences.
Protests against Trump's visit are widespread, with more demonstrations planned in London, reflecting public discontent with his administration.
The incident has attracted international media attention, criticizing UK authorities for failing to prevent protests during a high-profile state visit.

History

Historical Context

In 2019, over 1.8 million people in the UK signed a petition opposing Donald Trump's state visit, reflecting widespread discontent with his policies. This protest echoed historical resistance to controversial figures, such as the protests against George W. Bush in 2003, highlighting ongoing tensions between public sentiment and government decisions regarding high-profile visits.

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Story summary

Four activists from Led By Donkeys were arrested for projecting images of Donald Trump with Jeffrey Epstein onto Windsor Castle during Trump's UK visit starting September 16, 2025.
The projections featured a controversial birthday letter allegedly from Trump to Epstein, images of Epstein's victims, and police documents, raising concerns about Trump's past associations.
Police labeled the projection a "public stunt" and stressed the seriousness of unauthorized activities near royal residences.
Protests against Trump's visit are widespread, with more demonstrations planned in London, reflecting public discontent with his administration.
The incident has attracted international media attention, criticizing UK authorities for failing to prevent protests during a high-profile state visit.

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