Trump Mocks Norway Over Nobel Snub
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Donald Trump on Sunday escalated his invective against Norway, calling it a 'sh*thouse country' after the Nobel committee, based in the capital Oslo, had not awarded him a Peace Prize.
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In response, Visit Norway, the Scandinavian nation’s tourist board compiled a list of its best toilets, asking “Are these the world’s best s**t houses?”
President Trump has long coveted the Nobel Peace Prize and made no secret of his aspiration to win it.
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Norway's tourism board responded humorously to President Donald Trump's derogatory comments about the country by highlighting picturesque public toilets across scenic routes. Visit Norway showcased lavatories with stunning views, calling them "sht houses" in reference to Trump’s remarks and playfully stating, "Are these the world's best sht houses?" The featured rest stops include architecturally designed facilities…
Norway hilariously mocks Trump again for his 'sh*thouse' criticism of the country with some clever toilet humour… →3 articles from Daily Mail on this storyNorway’s tourist board responded to President Donald Trump’s comments about Norway being a “st house country” by compiling a list of scenic public toilets, titled "Are these the world’s best st houses?" The post on Visit Norway's website humorously suggests that Norwegian lavatories are worth visiting. This response comes after Trump criticized Norway for not awarding him a Nobel Peace Prize and expressed…
Norway trolls Trump with toilet joke after his Nobel Prize meltdown →2 articles from The Independent on this storyAt a rally in Port Huron, Michigan, President Donald Trump called Norway a “shithouse country” due to his disappointment over not receiving the Nobel Peace Prize. He stated he would prefer not to welcome immigrants from Norway because of this snub. In response, Norwegian Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide clarified that the committee's decision is independent.
Trump calls Norway a ‘shithouse country’ over Nobel Peace Prize snub →Norway's tourism agency responded creatively to U.S. President Donald Trump's insulting comments about the country by highlighting its unique and architecturally stunning public toilets. Following Trump's derogatory remarks at a political rally in Michigan, Visit Norway launched a campaign featuring beautiful restrooms across scenic Norwegian landscapes. This included a cliffside toilet offering views of fjords and…
Norway turns to toilet humor after Trump bashes Scandinavian country →Analysis
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Norway trolls Trump with toilet joke after his Nobel Prize meltdown
Donald Trump says Norway is a 's***hole'. Now the country he slammed has delivered its withering response
How it changed
- 26 Oct
Donald Trump has hit out at Norway in another sweary rant after his Nobel Prize snub.
- 27 Oct
Speaking at a rally in Port Huron, Michigan, on Sunday, Trump tied his remarks to his repeated frustration over being denied the Nobel Peace Prize.
- 29 Oct
In response, Visit Norway, the Scandinavian nation’s tourist board compiled a list of its best toilets, asking “Are these the world’s best s**t houses?”
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30 Oct Norway turns to toilet humor after Trump bashes Scandinavian countryNorway's tourism agency responded creatively to U.S. President Donald Trump's insulting comments about the country by highlighting its unique and architecturally stunning public toilets. Following Trump's derogatory remarks at a political rally in Michigan, Visit Norway launched a campaign featuring beautiful restrooms across scenic Norwegian landscapes. This included a cliffside toilet offering views of fjords and…Toronto Star
30 Oct Norway hilariously mocks Trump again for his 'sh*thouse' criticism of the country with some clever toilet humour…Norway's tourism board responded humorously to President Donald Trump's derogatory comments about the country by highlighting picturesque public toilets across scenic routes. Visit Norway showcased lavatories with stunning views, calling them "sht houses" in reference to Trump’s remarks and playfully stating, "Are these the world's best sht houses?" The featured rest stops include architecturally designed facilities…Daily Mail
29 Oct Norway trolls Trump with toilet joke after his Nobel Prize meltdownNorway’s tourist board responded to President Donald Trump’s comments about Norway being a “st house country” by compiling a list of scenic public toilets, titled "Are these the world’s best st houses?" The post on Visit Norway's website humorously suggests that Norwegian lavatories are worth visiting. This response comes after Trump criticized Norway for not awarding him a Nobel Peace Prize and expressed…The Independent
28 Oct Donald Trump says Norway is a 's***hole'. Now the country he slammed has delivered its withering responseDuring a recent rally in Michigan, U.S. President Donald Trump criticized Norway, calling it a "s*hole country," after the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to South African human rights lawyer Navanethem 'Navi' Pillay by the Norwegian Nobel Committee. This came as Trump has been campaigning for his party ahead of the midterm elections and is reportedly seeking ways to bolster his image internationally. The article…Daily Mail
27 Oct Trump calls Norway a ‘shithouse country’ over Nobel Peace Prize snubAt a rally in Port Huron, Michigan, President Donald Trump called Norway a “shithouse country” due to his disappointment over not receiving the Nobel Peace Prize. He stated he would prefer not to welcome immigrants from Norway because of this snub. In response, Norwegian Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide clarified that the committee's decision is independent.Euronews
26 Oct Trump labels Norway 'a sh*thouse country' after he was overlooked for Nobel Peace Prize againAt a political rally in Port Huron, Michigan, President Donald Trump labeled Norway "a sh*thouse country" after being overlooked for the Nobel Peace Prize again. Trump made these remarks amid comments about immigration and unrest in France, suggesting that his non-selection for the prize influenced his negative stance toward Norwegian immigrants. Norwegian Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide responded by emphasizing…Daily Mail
26 Oct Trump in bizarre sweary rant against Norway after Nobel Peace Prize snubDonald Trump delivered a profanity-laced tirade against Norway during a political rally in Michigan, criticizing the country and its immigrants after not receiving the Nobel Peace Prize. He called Norway a "s**t house country" and said he would not welcome immigrants from there because the Nobel committee did not award him the prize. This rant came amid the lead-up to midterm elections and follows his previous…The Independent
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