Trump’s shocking message to Greta Thunberg exposed.
Donald Trump has broken his silence on Greta Thunberg’s dramatic detainment at sea.
Trump and Greta’s feud highlighted.
This is far from the first time the two have butted heads publicly—Trump’s grudge with Thunberg is years in the making.
At just 16, Greta became TIME’s Person of the Year in 2019—a move that clearly irked the former U.S. President.
In 2019, Trump tweeted, “Greta must work on her Anger Management problem, then go to a good old-fashioned movie with a friend! Chill Greta, Chill!”
In peak Gen Z style, she clapped back by changing her Twitter bio: “A teenager working on her anger management problem. Currently chilling and watching a good old-fashioned movie with a friend.”
Love her or loathe her, Greta Thunberg’s activism has made waves—on land, in politics, and now, literally, at sea.
Gaza aid ship incident explained.
Recently, Thunberg, 22, was aboard a vessel heading toward Gaza with humanitarian aid when it was intercepted by Israeli military forces in international waters.
The trip to Gaza was part of a larger movement to defy Israeli blockades and deliver aid to Palestinians facing dire conditions.
Reports say Thunberg was joined by a handful of other European activists, all part of the same campaign.
Sources close to the mission say the trip was no impromptu voyage—it was organized and sanctioned by multiple NGOs.
Supporters monitoring the voyage say their live feeds went dark just before the boat was taken by Israeli forces.
In a pre-recorded clip made “in case of interception,” Greta says she and fellow activists were “kidnapped” by “Israeli occupational forces.”
The activist urged family and supporters to put pressure on the Swedish government, warning her capture was politically motivated.
The seized vessel, named The Madleen, was carrying activists and aid in an effort to draw attention to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Israel’s Foreign Ministry confirmed the boat was brought to Ashdod Port, mockingly calling it the “Selfie Yacht.”
Israeli officials claim the boat’s mission was more about optics than aid, saying the activists staged a “political stunt.”
Within hours, hashtags like #FreeGreta and #GazaAid trended globally—fueling debate and conspiracy theories.
Sweden issued a lukewarm statement calling for clarity, but didn’t directly challenge Israel’s actions.
From there, the activists—including Thunberg—were taken to Ben Gurion Airport and flown back to their respective countries.
“Greta Thunberg just departed Israel on a flight to Sweden (via France),” the ministry posted alongside a picture of her onboard.
Those who refused to sign deportation papers were told they’d be brought before an Israeli court to authorize their removal.
Since her return, Greta hasn’t released an official statement—though her silence may speak volumes.
While some hail her actions as heroic, others claim the stunt was reckless, irresponsible, and unnecessarily inflammatory.
Trumps rant unveiled.
Recently, Trump dismissed the climate activist’s cries of kidnapping as nothing more than “strange” behavior.
When asked about the incident, Trump didn’t hold back: “She’s a strange person. A young, angry person. I don’t know if it’s real anger.”
“She’s certainly different,” he said. “That’s my primary recommendation for her—anger management class.”
He dismissed her claims outright, saying, “I think Israel has enough problems without kidnapping Greta Thunberg.”
In his final jab, Trump reiterated: “The whole thing is probably just another stunt. I wouldn’t waste my time.”
Trump’s comments ignite the culture war.
His remarks, while unsurprising, have reignited debates over who gets to call out whom—and why.
Critics mocked Trump’s comments, reviving memes from his previous rants about Thunberg.
With Greta silent and Trump vocal, the saga seems far from over—expect more fire from both camps in the coming days.
The clash between the world’s loudest climate voice and its loudest ex-president just added an international incident to the mix.