They come from the group behind the Trump-Epstein Friendship Statue.
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WASHINGTON — D.C. War Memorial now has three arcade cabinets, featuring a fully functional game — all about the war in Iran.
“In Trump’s America, war isn’t just patriotic, it’s gamified,” said Secret Handshake, the group behind the arcade game and various other protest art around the District.
Secret Handshake says the games are in response to the Trump administration using footage from video games, including Call of Duty, mashed up with videos and photos of the actual strikes in Iran in a form of
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