Posted on 06/24/2018 8:51:26 AM PDT by E. Pluribus Unum
Campaigners plan to ridicule the president, whose visit is deeply unpopular.
LONDON — A 20-foot-tall inflatable orange baby with the face of President Donald Trump could float over Britain’s parliament next month, one of many acts of protest planned to coincide with Trump's first visit to the U.K. since taking office.
Tens of thousands of demonstrators are expected to march in London, Scotland and elsewhere during his trip, which takes place amid a growing transatlantic trade war and global dismay at the treatment of immigrant families at the U.S. border.
Britain is keen to reinforce its special relationship with Washington as it prepares to leave the European Union, a divorce that will shape the country’s standing in the world.
But Trump's visit has already been scaled down after months of back-and-forth; the president canceled plans to open the new U.S. Embassy in January and his official state visit — opposed in a petition by at least 1.9 million Brits — appears to be on ice.
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Oh, Brits will be out-of-control his entire visit. I was there during George W. Bush’s state visit. So ugly I got off the street and went back to my hotel.
I don’t either. But neither does the Secret Service or President Trump’s own security. They’ll be there.
So let me get it right....a guy with a dart-gun could shoot down this mini-blimp....right?
Maybe we should require that the U.K. sack those teachers and other government employees from their jobs, or take back the contents of their Embassy in the U.S.A.
Air rifles are legal in the UK.
He shouldn’t go there. I want to know why British intelligence worked against us? Who do they think they are?
He needs to take a “Free Tommy Robinson” sign and tell May and the other decrepit, buck toothed imbeciles who refer to themselves as the British “government” that they can forget about American military protection or trade as long as they keep an ethnic British patriot like Robinson in prison.
And if they don’t want him, we can give him a green card tomorrow and fast track his US citizenship because it was Englishmen like him who started and made America.
..drooling blimp...
Babies throwing tantrums.
Read the social media in the U.K....Trump is way more popular than let on by the media. A common expression is “Wish we had Trump”.
You are correct sir. I was at RAF Greenham Common in 1983, when the first ground launched cruise missiles arrived. We needed a police escort, just to get through the main gate, because of all the peace mongers outside the gate. These idiots thought they would stop the missiles from arriving, by blocking the main gate. The USAF outsmarted them, by flying it all in on a C-5.
The British cops I met, said they thought these nerds were financed by the Soviet block nations.
Trump should refuse to visit until Tommy Robinson is released from jail.
Something that I have always been curious about, are our SS agents allowed to carry their weapons?
If there is, God forbid, an incident would they rush the President to one of their substandard hospitals?
“I am a Yuge Anglophile (and if there are any Brits left on FR, I love youse guys),”
Here also. Individuals and traditions but not their wretched governments of recent years,
If it will help get May fired, Trump should go.
We already know that the British are a spineless lot afraid to stand up to the libtard leftist government they elected which is leading them quickly to the precipice. Why should we give a flying fig what they think of our strong willed president? They’re probably just jealous, poor pathetic feebs.
The EU is a scheme hatched by socialists to ensure that all member states would get a permanent socialist government..... but they did not take the will of the people into account.
Make the Royalw earn their living.
Take Michael Savage with you.
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