[anarchist23]

The Prime Minister of Ireland, Edna Kenny gave his speech and Trump looked more and more pissed off. lol

[The Immortal Goon]

This was actually a brilliant end to Trump's never ending fail in trying to cater to Irish-Americans.

There was the hat that they had to scrap because it had a fourleaf clover instead of a shamrock (the former used as a slur in that any successful Irish person in the US was simply lucky instead of skilled; the latter used by St. Patrick to describe the Trinity).

And the GOP referred to it as, "St. Patty’s Day," that is to say, Patricia's Day instead of, "St. Paddy's Day," which would be Patrick's Day (Padraig is the Irish for Patrick).

Not content with fucking it up that much, Trump then went on and on about how wise this Irish proverb was...Which was from a Nigerian Muslim.

Then there was his tweet, which came after bragging about how smart he was, where he misspelled, "Padraig."

Finally, he has to stand up there and get dissed by the Taoiseach

[skinster]

[The Sabbaticus]

When it's too good to be true, it's most likely fake. The source refers to a tweet with a reference to 'poemhunter.com'. For all we know the 'Nigerian' (with sun shades) stole the line in question, although granted, it does sound like something a Nigerian Muslim would write.

[The Immortal Goon]

I have never heard of that "Irish" saying, nor has any Irish person I know.