Remember the balloon that made Trump look like a squealing baby ? He was depicted with tiny arms and legs, though (and squealing), so he looked more like a pig. A hovering pig. In January 1977 Pink Floyd released an album called Animals. The cover depicts an inflated pig hovering over a pair of tall, identical chimneys (twin towers), surrounded by black smoke (black matter) in Nine Elms (Nine Eleven +Elm Street) Battersea. (Battered by the sea..)

The album title is printed in the type of lettering produced by a branding iron, which is used to brand (mark) animals (beasts).Mark Of The Beast. Each song is about a BEAST and the cover depicts BatterSEA. Beast From The Sea.

Then there are the songs themselves. Although written in 1977 one of them describes Donald and the phony plague. A "well - heeled pig man" who is a charade ( Donald ). A "bus - stop rat bag... charade, you radiate cold shards of broken glass" The spiky but phony travel -stopping plague. "You like the feel of steel.... a hatpin" ( needle ).

Another song is called Sheep and contains the lines "the dangers not real", (the lierus), mentions "wave after wave of demented avengers" (zombies) and finally,

"stay home and do as you're told".

There's more. Have you ever heard of a photo session that required the services of a marksman ? This one did, supposedly in case the balloon broke free of its moorings. They even took a picture of him. A very dramatic photo which shows the marksman aiming his rifle at the airborne pig. The story is that the album cover photo session took a further day but this time they forgot to invite the marksman and the balloon broke free, and floated away. So the pig (which represents Donald) escaped an assassination attempt.

Other photos elsewhere on the album make Battersea look like a depopulated wasteland.

The building looks like Solomon's temple. Inside the album cover is a photo of the factory GATES.