Donald Trump bids 'good riddance' to 'failed woke extremist' Nicola Sturgeon after resignation

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Former US president Donald Trump has bid "good riddance" to Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon following her shock resignation announcement.

Referring to Ms Sturgeon as a "failed woke extremist", he also accused the outgoing leader of the Scottish National Party of fighting him over his golf courses in Scotland.

 

Criticising her government's controversial gender reforms which have sparked a major row in recent weeks, Mr Trump insisted that the people of Scotland would be "much better off" without Ms Sturgeon in the top job.

[thaibeachlovers]

While I agree with him about no loss with her going, I was wondering why he had a beef with her till I was reminded of his golf courses in Scotland.

 

Seems female leaders throwing in the towel has become popular, with her following NZ's recent PM sudden resignation.

 

I can think of at least one more I'd like to see cast themselves into political oblivion.

[JonnyF]

I'd agree with Trump on this one. She was indeed a Woke extremist. Her latest gaffe to try and allow male rapists into female prisons because they change their identity after being caught was the final straw.

 

Good riddance to her and her divisive politics. 

 

Great news for the UK. 

[Bkk Brian]

1 hour ago, Black Ops said:

he also accused the outgoing leader of the Scottish National Party of fighting him over his golf courses in Scotland.

aaaah, the eternal victim just can't let go. Perhaps he should keep his nose out of British politics, he's done enough damage in the US

[JonnyF]

2 minutes ago, Bkk Brian said:

aaaah, the eternal victim just can't let go. Perhaps he should keep his nose out of British politics, he's done enough damage in the US

Sturgeon was just irritating Trump to gain lefty points with her Woke mates.

 

She did the same with Johnson.

 

She was an incredibly irritating, divisive, virtue signaller. Brought down by her own extremist views. Good riddance indeed. A great few weeks with Arden also tapping out. 

[Chomper Higgot]

It’s increasing likely Sturgeon will get the last laugh out of Trump’s ‘farewell’ stunt.

 

Keep your powder dry lassie.

 

 

[JonnyF]

1 minute ago, Chomper Higgot said:

It’s increasing likely Sturgeon will get the last laugh out of Trump’s ‘farewell’ stunt.

 

Keep your powder dry lassie.

 

 

I'd guess she'll be too busy trying to explain the 600k that has gone missing from the SNP accounts (the same SNP that her husband is chief executive of).

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11755889/Nicola-Sturgeon-dodges-question-missing-600-000-campaigning-funds.html

 

 

With a record like that, maybe she could replace Eva Kaili as (one of!!!) the vice presidents of the EU?

[Bkk Brian]

4 minutes ago, JonnyF said:

Sturgeon was just irritating Trump to gain lefty points with her Woke mates.

 

She did the same with Johnson.

 

She was an incredibly irritating, divisive, virtue signaller. Brought down by her own extremist views. Good riddance indeed. A great few weeks with Arden also tapping out. 

Anyone that disagrees with Trump ends up being the focus of his attacks even when its nothing whatsoever to do with him, this particular, one dancing on her political grave. 

 

My opinion, there would have been no statement from Trump had the golf course not been an issue.

[Chomper Higgot]

6 minutes ago, Bkk Brian said:

Anyone that disagrees with Trump ends up being the focus of his attacks even when its nothing whatsoever to do with him, this particular, one dancing on her political grave. 

 

My opinion, there would have been no statement from Trump had the golf course not been an issue.

In particular women.

 

There’s a pattern, refer above.

[JonnyF]

13 minutes ago, Bkk Brian said:

Anyone that disagrees with Trump ends up being the focus of his attacks even when its nothing whatsoever to do with him, this particular, one dancing on her political grave. 

 

My opinion, there would have been no statement from Trump had the golf course not been an issue.

The issue was not about golf courses, but with Sturgeon using Covid lockdowns to score political points (quarantining the English, making a show with Trump, her constant oneupmanship with Johnson).

 

All at the expense of the freedom and liberty of Scottish people. 

 

Today is a great day for Scotland and the UK. 

[JonnyF]

31 minutes ago, Bkk Brian said:

Perhaps he should keep his nose out of British politics, he's done enough damage in the US

I can think of another, more recent US president who would do well to follow this advice.????

 

Trump was actually doing very well with the UK. Open to a trade deal, a great relationship with the PM. It was all looking quite promising until his successor came in and started pretending to be Irish and understand British politics.

[Bkk Brian]

8 minutes ago, JonnyF said:

The issue was not about golf courses, but with Sturgeon using Covid lockdowns to score political points (quarantining the English, making a show with Trump, her constant oneupmanship with Johnson).

 

All at the expense of the freedom and liberty of Scottish people. 

 

Today is a great day for Scotland and the UK. 

Virtually the whole world faced financial hardships because of covid lockdowns, it was due to a serious virus killing people. 

 

Trump's Scotland golf course blames Brexit for losses - Fortune

Feb 3, 2566 BE — Donald Trump was one of Brexit's biggest cheerleaders. Now his Scottish golf courses are blaming it after over $5m in losses

https://fortune.com/2023/02/03/donald-trump-brexit-biggest-cheerleaders-scottish-golf-courses-blaming-5m-losses/

 

Trumps accused of inflating value of Scottish golf resorts

A fraud lawsuit filed against Donald Trump and three of his children in New York has accused the family firm of knowingly inflating the valuations of its Scottish properties.

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-62992679

 

Donald Trump's Scottish golf courses trapped in lossmaking ...

Feb 2, 2566 BE — The Turnberry golf course and resort in Ayrshire, described by Trump as “incredible” when he visited in 2018, has never made a profit 

https://www.ft.com/content/051f699d-3663-454e-a3b1-68531d1c7fcd

Edited February 16, 2023 by Bkk Brian

[JonnyF]

3 minutes ago, Bkk Brian said:

Virtually the whole world faced financial hardships because of covid lockdowns, it was due to a serious virus killing people. 

Indeed.

 

Making it all the more shameful when politicians like Sturgeon and Ardern used it to score political points and endulge their own authoritarian fantasies. 

 

Good riddance to the pair of them.

[bendejo]

Swell guy.

 

 

[JonnyF]

29 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

In particular women.

 

There’s a pattern, refer above.

Funny you should mention women on this thread.

 

Today is a great day for Women's rights in Scotland. Sturgeon's support of the trans lobby was constantly eroding their rights in Scotland. Hopefully her Gender recognition bill will be thoroughly reviewed and the many extremist elements removed to protect the rights of women north of the border.

[JonnyF]

6 minutes ago, bendejo said:

Swell guy.

 

 

Not sure I'd agree.

 

He certainly got this one right though.

[connda]

Don't know why Trump would care.  However, I know a few conservative UK Scottish citizens who are happy to see here go.

[OneMoreFarang]

2 hours ago, Black Ops said:

the people of Scotland would be "much better off" without Ms Sturgeon in the top job.

says the guy who lost the last election.

 

I know it is difficult for him to admit it or understand it. But it seems the majority of Americans decided they are much better off without him. Maybe he should just shut up. 

[shackleton]

Great news Nicola Sturgeon is no loss to Scotland 

The drive for independence will hopefully fall off the radar

More important things to worry about 

[bendejo]

She oughta give him a lesson in Scots language by verbally tearing him a new airhole.

 

 

[James105]

Anyone who cannot tell the difference between a double rapist and a woman up to the point that a double rapist was housed in a women's prison should be absolutely nowhere near a place that can make legislation.   She has woken up a lot of previously unaware women to the fact their rights and single sex spaces are under threat though, so that could be considered an unintended success of her time in office I guess.   

[Berkshire]

Some of you guys never fail to take the bait.  When Trump attacks someone, it almost always has to do with a personal grievance.  So it's not about Sturgeon's politics or her "wokeness" or her world view.  It's because she was mean to him....

 

[While not a household name in the United States, Sturgeon's antipathy toward former President Donald Trump – who owns two golf clubs in Scotland – did generate headlines.]

[In January 2021, Sturgeon declared that Trump was unwelcome as COVID-19 raged and amid Trump's attempts to subvert his loss to President Joe Biden in the 2020 election.]

[Ten days before she was reelected that April, Sturgeon penned an editorial in The Guardian regarding independence, warning that the British government "ignoring the will of the Scots would be an act worthy of Trump."]

[In May 2022, Sturgeon also weighed in on the 2024 presidential contest, telling Americans, "don't re-elect Trump at any point."]

 

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/other/she-fought-me-all-the-way-donald-trump-rages-at-scotland-s-retiring-first-minister/ar-AA17wZlL?ocid=wispr&cvid=27e179419f664aefa11dbb15a4c76fd9

 

[AndyFoxy]

No time for Wokies. Good riddance to her and Arden.

[Phoenix Rising]

4 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:

Seems female leaders throwing in the towel has become popular, with her following NZ's recent PM sudden resignation.

Yes, clearly a trend as a whopping two - 2 - female leaders have resigned in the last month.....

[Neeranam]

Good riddance, an utter embarrassment. 

Where is Sean Connery? 

[ozimoron]

2 hours ago, James105 said:

Anyone who cannot tell the difference between a double rapist and a woman up to the point that a double rapist was housed in a women's prison should be absolutely nowhere near a place that can make legislation.   She has woken up a lot of previously unaware women to the fact their rights and single sex spaces are under threat though, so that could be considered an unintended success of her time in office I guess.   

Got a link to this trash? I mean the claim about waking up women not the rapist housed in a prison which was nothing to do with her. 

Edited February 16, 2023 by ozimoron

[riclag]

Mr Trump trolling the left with this new catch phase woke extremism !

[bradiston]

4 hours ago, JonnyF said:

Indeed.

 

Making it all the more shameful when politicians like Sturgeon and Ardern used it to score political points and endulge their own authoritarian fantasies. 

 

Good riddance to the pair of them.

And good riddance to Scotland when it finally grows a pair and leaves the UK.

[James105]

1 hour ago, ozimoron said:

Got a link to this trash? I mean the claim about waking up women not the rapist housed in a prison which was nothing to do with her. 

It was headline news in every single media outlet for a week.    There will be countless women who thought that this was just a "nice to be nice" bit of legislation that have now realised that it is the equivalent of allowing foxes to identify as chickens so they can get access to the hen house.   I can provide a link to what common sense means if that is any help to you?  

[2baht]

'failed woke extremist'

'Woke?" Sorry that word is already in use as it has been for no doubt, centuries, it's time people "WOKE" up to that! Is it just millennials lack of originality?