Trump suggests joe biden 'was executed' in 2020 before being replaced by clone

US PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP HAS SPARKED HIS LATEST CONSPIRACY AND CLAIMED THAT HIS FORMER COMPETITOR IN THE POLITICAL RACE IS IN FACT, NOT HIMSELF, BUT RATHER AN ACTOR 11:34, 01 Jun 2025

Donald Trump has shocked social media followers by sharing a bizarre theory suggesting Joe Biden was replaced by a clone after being "executed". He added the former president

actually died in 2020 and someone else served his presidency term. The Truth Social post, which has since gone viral, suggested that Biden was already dead following his cancer diagnosis

earlier this year. "There is no #JoeBiden - executed in 2020. #Biden clones doubles & robotic engineered soulless mindless entities are what you see," wrote the user.

"#Democrats don't know the difference," it continued. Trump did not add any more comment to the post, but simply retweeted in on X, leaving followers to go crazy with

speculation. It appears many of his followers believed the notion. One wrote: "We all knew something was completely off," while another added: "Although Trump has said

repeatedly that Joe Biden was shot." A third added: "Wow! President Trump just re-truthed this post." A fourth chimed in: "I cannot believe President Trump just reTRUTHED

this." Article continues below Some passionate supporters thought the post marked a big change: "Well you just went there! Go you! The truth is coming! Buckle up!"

"Thank you, do you know how long I've been saying this? Trump was still our President in his first term and I knew Joe Biden was gone during his run for president," another

added. "They installed The Biden...an actor (blue eyes & brown eyes)," wrote a sixth, referring to several online theories and conspiracies that claim noticeable changes in

Biden's eye colour are a sure sign his team had been using a body double. But some followers doubted Trump's admission. "Just like all MAGAts, you're all into conspiracy

theories. Do you think the earth is flat as well? Just wondering," questioned a sceptical X user. This is not the first time Trump has fuelled conspiracies in his presidency. He

previously suggested Ted Cruz's father was involved in the JFK assassination. He also refused to shun QAnon and promoting claims of massive voter fraud during the 2020 election.

Notably, completely without evidence. And the leader is no stranger to promoting his dedicated followers to do the same. Trump was the pusher of the so-called 'birther' conspiracy,

falsely claiming that President Barack Obama was not born in the United States. When in 2016 he did finally admit Obama was, he provided no apology or recognition of the hurt he called.

Article continues below He maintained that Obama's birth certificate was fraudulent for years. _FOR THE LATEST BREAKING NEWS AND STORIES FROM ACROSS THE GLOBE FROM THE DAILY STAR, SIGN

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