The 'Trump's Britain First Retweets' meme refers to a significant diplomatic and social media event in November 2017, when then-President Donald Trump shared three anti-Islamic videos posted by Jayda Fransen, a leader of the far-right group Britain First. The incident sparked widespread condemnation from UK politicians, including then-Prime Minister Theresa May, and ignited a global debate about the responsibilities of world leaders on social media. In the meme world, this moment is often used to satirize the chaotic nature of Trump's Twitter presence or to represent someone 'stirring the pot' by sharing controversial content without context. The template typically features screenshots of the retweets or images of Trump looking intently at his smartphone.