Saturday, October 10, 2026

UPDATE Trump Distraught Over Black Woman Getting His Nobel Peace Prize Goes on the Attack: “A Liberal Person…Nobody’s Ever Heard Of”

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We know Donald Trump hates women, and Blacks.

So he’s incensed that an African born woman from India has won the Nobel Peace Prize.

He’s gone on a rant on Truth Social picking apart Navi Pillay. He hates her so much that he doesn’t use her name.

Trump screams, “I know nothing about this woman, and neither does anyone else! In fact, to the best of my knowledge, no one ever heard of her other than the fact that she, very obviously, hates Israel.”

Reductive? Trump? With the mind of a pea? He knows all about her, is seething with jealousy.

Does she hate Israel? Coming from South Africa, and being Black, she’s sensitive to apartheid and genocide. Do I agree with her on Israel? No. But I prefer her to Trump any day. (She’s also right in the sense that Netanyahu has squandered Israel’s good will. He and his government must go.)

This post is a standout in 10 or 11 years of Trump’s manic ramblings. When he’s dead, it will be the cornerstone of books eviscerating him.

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