A relative of one of the most loathed figures in American history has endorsed President Trump for re-election, with a chilling warning.
Ms bin Ladin’s love for conservative US politics has apparently made her a target in Switzerland, where a 2018 Gallup poll found only 18 per cent of residents supported the US President’s actions.
She told the Post that a woman “loudly and aggressively” confronted her while she shopped for groceries in a red MAGA hat. She’s also been known to sport a Trump supporting onesie and appears to be a follower of the bizarre QAnon phenomenon thatAn Instagram page that appears to belong to her supports “Trump 2Q2Q” in its bio, and also uses the QAnon hashtag “#WWG1WGA” on several posts.Noor bin Ladin in a Trump onesie.New York Post“I had been going to the states with my mum several times a year from the age of three onwards,” she said. “I considered the US my second home.
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