Muslim Convert Sinead O’Connor Says She Won’t Spend Time with ‘Disgusting White People’

NEW YORK, NY - JULY 20: Singer Sinead O'Connor performs at 'Here But I'm Gone: A 70th Birt
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Victoria Friedman

Recent Muslim convert Sinead O’Connor has said that she will never spend time with “white people” again, calling them “disgusting”.

The Irish singer, who now goes by Shuhada’ Davitt, went on a Twitter rampage against white people, U.S. President Donald Trump, and Christian and Jewish theologians, whom she called “atheists and satanists.”

“I’m terribly sorry,” the artist formerly known as Sinead O’Connor tweeted, “What I’m about to say is something so racist I never thought my soul could ever feel it.

“But truly I never wanna spend time with white people again (if that’s what non-muslims are called). Not for one moment, for any reason. They are disgusting.”

She then appeared to defend references to violence in the Quran by criticising “Christian and Jewish theologians” who are “atheists and satanists actually in practice.”

She added: “BTW if one IS an intelligent theologian and has taken the journey, one would know there is no more talk of ancient violence in the Q’ran as the Tanukh, the Bible or The sodding Mahabarata. And its ALL EQUALLY IRELLEVANT [sic] TO OUR TIMES #ForFuckSake #ReignOfWhiteMANover.”

Ms Davitt also attacked President Donald Trump, saying that Twitter allowed him to “spew… satan filth” on her country.

The 51-year-old feminist, who recently celebrated buying her first hijab, also appeared to reach out to the men in her new faith, urging them to stop “martyring” themselves and that they should leave religious duties to the women.

“NO more martyrs please. Its a STOOOOOOOPID I-FUCKING-DEA. Lads. Sit down and let the females show you how to sing the devil to sleep ; ) ”

The proponent of female Muslim empowerment was previously ordained a priest by breakaway Catholic sect the Irish Orthodox Catholic and Apostolic Church in the 1990s.

She has also been a vocal opponent of the Catholic church, famously ripping in two a picture of Pope John Paul II on camera on Saturday Night Live in 1992.

Breitbart News Network reported last year that the Grammy award-winning songstress told fans in a Facebook post she was suffering from mental illness and claimed to be close to suicidal, and the year before was reported missing by her son before being found safe in a hotel room.

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