No, Macron was not 'caught red-handed' hiding a cocaine bag on train to Ukraine

BUSTED! Macron Caught With Cocaine on Train to Ukraine! - Valuetainment

What starts as a peaceful diplomatic train ride quickly derails when Macron gets caught with white powder all over his nose. Starmer and Merz try to play it cool, but the lies just keep piling up. This isn’t politics… It’s powdered chaos. Like & SUBSCRIBE if you enjoyed it! You can find Valuetainment Comedy Follow […] The post BUSTED! Macron Caught With Cocaine on Train to Ukraine! first appeared on Valuetainment.

Got coke? Just cope: Macron's Ukraine trip was powered by drug-like delusion

The EU's annoyingly fake 'unity' is as brain-rotting as any illicit substance. A brief scandal erupted last weekend during a visit to Ukraine by French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, when a couple of 'suspicious' objects they were handling were speculated to be drugs and drug paraphernalia. They almost certainly were not, so let's cut Macron some slack. He did hop on the official …

The image should show the voluntarism of Europeans in a train, on the way to Ukraine. But a gesture derailed everything. Emmanuel Macron seems to be hiding something. The plotters saw cocaine there, forcing the Elysée to react. The eye of the 20H went up the trace of this false information which spread like a drag of powder.

As soon as the images of Merz, Macron and Starmer were broadcast on the train to Kiev, others appeared in the networks suggesting that they were going partying and using cocaine. “Let them ask me if I give up this is a symptom of the level that disinformation has reached,” sources of the Berlin Chancellery communication team responded hastily this morning, attributing the videos to a large-scale smear campaign. Internet videos give the impressio…

The European leaders travelled on the train to Ukraine. Drug addictions arise from an informal moment of the train journey.

Federal Chancellor Merz travelled to Ukraine with President Macron and Prime Minister Starmer. Later, drug addictions are spread on the network over the train journey. The Élysée Palace warns against disinformation.