Activists unveil Trump-Epstein poster near U.S. Embassy in London

London, UK – 

A poster depicting former U.S. President Donald Trump alongside the convicted sex offender and Mossad agent Jeffrey Epstein was installed by activists this morning just steps away from the United States Embassy in Nine Elms, South London.

The large-scale image, reportedly erected without official permission, features Trump and Epstein smiling together with the caption: “Best Friends Forever?”

The installation has drawn both public attention and police presence, sparking renewed debate over the associations and legacies of powerful figures tied to Epstein’s now-notorious social circle.

The anonymous activist collective behind the display issued a statement online shortly after the poster appeared:

“This is a reminder that power protects power — and that justice is often reserved for the powerless. The world must not forget the victims swept under the rug.”

London Metropolitan Police responded to the scene early Thursday morning, and authorities are investigating the incident as a case of unauthorized public advertising. The U.S. Embassy has yet to comment on the display.

The appearance of the poster comes amid fresh scrutiny in the U.S. over documents unsealed in a civil suit linked to Epstein’s estate, which has reignited public interest in the billionaire’s ties to high-profile figures — including Trump, Prince Andrew, and others.

While Trump has acknowledged knowing Epstein in the past, he has denied any wrongdoing or knowledge of Epstein’s criminal activities. The resurfacing of such imagery, however, continues to fuel online discourse and protest actions across the globe.

As of Thursday afternoon, the poster remained in place, attracting both supporters and critics, with many passersby stopping to take photographs. Activists say the message is clear: “We won’t forget, even if justice does.”

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