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After Donald 'Guilty AF' Trump rattles off a bit more crime, the rest of the population sighs and has a look at the vast array of evidence. This crime was apparently committed during a live streaming event with a known rapist influencer. Many journalists watched and videoed the law-breaking which involved the twice impeached former president holding a copy of today’s newspaper. Most of his family (not Melania) stood behind him, cheering the criminal activities on and writing about it in detail on their chosen methods of social media.


Later in the day, the convicted felon was handing out signed confessions to his followers and selling a commentative 'I did this crime' coin. An NFT of the crime is available for a limited time only. The hundreds of Police officers who watched the crime mostly had their cameras turned off or lost the footage due to an unexpected software update. The Secret Service crime assistants have recorded this event in exact detail for their upcoming autobiographies but currently were unsure of the facts.


Donald Trump has already released a song with Kid Rock called 'I love committing crime' which is already number one in the confession charts. His latest autobiography called 'I definitely did it' is to be released before the election with a prewritten forward from the late OJ Simpson.


It a statement on his own personal social network, Donald Trump has said 'It’s a scam' and therefore no further action will be taken.


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An ingenious plan to reduce the number of prisoners incarcerated in British jails has been suggested, whereby it would become perfectly legal to steal goods that only wealthy people own.


A minister explained to Newsbiscuit that it costs in the region of £50K per annum to keep the average scroat in prison, but that money has to come from people who actually pay tax, so it's only the poor who pay for prisons.


“There’s no way we can justify keeping people in prison for stealing from the rich when pensioners have to go without their winter fuel allowance. It isn’t as though Britain benefits from the wealthy buying expensive goods, because they’re all manufactured abroad these days.


"It might be a different matter if the wealthy paid tax and could justify why the state should protect their assets, but until they do, it’s more important we keep prison places available to keep right-wing rioters off the streets.


"The Tories won’t be happy about this, but who cares now they are out of power and unlikely to return in the foreseeable future? Naturally it will remain a crime to steal ZIL-4104s or Trabants and Moscovitches, but we don’t anticipate their owners will report such thefts.


"To tell the truth, if it helps deter wankers from buying Range Rovers, that will be a plus too.”



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