Search on for bastard who gave Trump a map

THE US is hunting down the thoughtless prick who provided Donald Trump with a map of the world and caused all this trouble. 

The incoming president has never previously suffered from territorial ambition but is now attempting to annex Canada, buy Greenland and wants the Panama Canal as an inaugural gift, prompting advisers to seek out where he even heard about them from.

A Mar-a-Lago insider said: “He’s clearly got one. How else would he know the names of all these places? He didn’t before.

“It’s somewhere in his suite, covered in ketchup fingerprints, with Gulf of Mexico scribbled out and ‘Gulf of AMERICA!’ written in, but we can’t find it and he’s getting worse. Yesterday he asked if I knew we had to go through Canada to get to Alaska, and if I thought that was ‘fair’.

“Last time he’d happily get on Air Force One, meet a leader, have a banquet, fly home and not even know where he’d been. Now he’s getting all geopolitical.

“It’s definitely a map, not a globe, which is why he thinks Greenland is as large as the continental United States. I pity the poor bastard who has to explain the Mercator Projection to him.”

He added: “If he finds out it wraps around and we’re only a strait away from Russia? Oh boy.”

Organised crime reveals it is behind new food trends

CRIME organisations including the Mafia, Yakuza and the Triads have confirmed they are in total control of new trends in gastronomy. 

The groups decided to expand their operations from drug sales and agreed controlling sales of modish foodstuffs like padron peppers, peanut butter smoothies and Kombucha from derelict warehouses in east London would offer a new income stream.

Mob boss and culinary influencer Wayne Hayes said: “The Mafia loves to cook. You’ve seen Goodfellas? Exactly.

“So between overseeing cocaine imports and executing rivals, we’ve got into the business of promoting then supplying niche products to selected pop-ups until demand builds. And I honestly believe hawaij-infused coffee could be the next fentanyl.

“We got the idea from the Russians dealing caviar. I’m a foodie at heart and this combines my love for lethal violence, ill-gotten gains and high-quality, seasonal produce. It’s just a joy when your passion becomes your profession.”

Henchman Oliver O’Connor said: “We use the same tactics, turning up in gastropubs with guns saying: ‘Nice bit of sustainably-produced squid ink you’ve got there, it’d be a shame to see something happen to it’.

“And why does nobody have the courage to admit that burrata is no different from supermarket mozzarella? Because we shoot them in the head and throw them in the river.”