Once again, Donald Trump is making it clear that he is completely off his rocker.
During his visit to Ireland on Saturday, Trump was asked about Irish reunification, to which he replied, “It’s going to happen eventually. It may as well happen now.”
That led a reporter to ask a follow-up question on Sunday regarding reunification, noting that British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has made it clear he will not schedule a referendum on the issue until it has the support of the majority.
“Everybody says that,” Trump replied. “And then things happen.”
Nothing else needed to be said. The question had been asked and answered. But Trump then started talking about how Burnham had said he would resume drilling for oil in the North Sea and would be “stopping the stupid windmills.”
Here we go again with the windmill rant.
“I hope no windmills,” Trump added. “If you have a windmill near your house, your house is practically valueless.”
He hailed Ireland for having fewer windmills than Scotland.
“Here’s the good thing about a windmill: It can be taken down,” Trump said. “But you know what’s so bad and so pathetic? You can’t really bury them, they say the blades will cause all sorts of problems in the earth.”
This is just the latest madness of King Trump when it comes to his bizarre hatred of windmills.
He has also said that wind turbines are “ugly as hell” and that they drive whales “crazy.” He has also claimed the devices cause cancer.
Dementia Don’s latest windmill rant was rightly fact-checked and mocked on social media:
Why are we allowing one of the most brain-damaged people on the face of the planet to run the United States? Isn’t it obvious that he’s destroying everything he touches?
