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"Considering he will probably come out in the epstein files as an abuser of young women. Dont think he should be allowed near the King.i hope he is met with crowds of displeased people where ever he goes." He's spending it in Scotland, isn't he? That should do it. 🤣 | |||
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"Considering he will probably come out in the epstein files as an abuser of young women. Dont think he should be allowed near the King.i hope he is met with crowds of displeased people where ever he goes." You mean like the King's brother and close personal friend of Epstein. Or like the recent UK ambassador to the US and "Best Pal" of Epstein. | |||
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"This eve Trump arrives in UK to meet with the King, plus being feted by full military pageantry and a full scale banquet. Later our Prime Minister will be forced to pay awkward homage to an ignorant and arrogant bully who bigs himself up & demeans all around him. It’s hard to see how this can be ‘good for Britain’..?? " Or to put it in a less hysterical and hyperbolic way: The President of the United States is welcomed by the King during an official State Visit, in a continuation of the strong relationship between our two countries.  | |||
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"This eve Trump arrives in UK to meet with the King, plus being feted by full military pageantry and a full scale banquet. Later our Prime Minister will be forced to pay awkward homage to an ignorant and arrogant bully who bigs himself up & demeans all around him. It’s hard to see how this can be ‘good for Britain’..?? " It's called diplomacy | |||
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"This eve Trump arrives in UK to meet with the King, plus being feted by full military pageantry and a full scale banquet. Later our Prime Minister will be forced to pay awkward homage to an ignorant and arrogant bully who bigs himself up & demeans all around him. It’s hard to see how this can be ‘good for Britain’..?? It's called diplomacy " It’s called a crock of shit  | |||
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"This eve Trump arrives in UK to meet with the King, plus being feted by full military pageantry and a full scale banquet. Later our Prime Minister will be forced to pay awkward homage to an ignorant and arrogant bully who bigs himself up & demeans all around him. It’s hard to see how this can be ‘good for Britain’..?? It's called diplomacy It’s called a crock of shit "I don't think you'll be getting Mandy's job  | |||
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"This eve Trump arrives in UK to meet with the King, plus being feted by full military pageantry and a full scale banquet. Later our Prime Minister will be forced to pay awkward homage to an ignorant and arrogant bully who bigs himself up & demeans all around him. It’s hard to see how this can be ‘good for Britain’..?? It's called diplomacy It’s called a crock of shit
I don't think you'll be getting Mandy's job "Although I bet he looks good in a bath robe. | |||
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"This eve Trump arrives in UK to meet with the King, plus being feted by full military pageantry and a full scale banquet. Later our Prime Minister will be forced to pay awkward homage to an ignorant and arrogant bully who bigs himself up & demeans all around him. It’s hard to see how this can be ‘good for Britain’..?? It's called diplomacy It’s called a crock of shit
I don't think you'll be getting Mandy's job
Although I bet he looks good in a bath robe. "surely not. ..looks ab awful creep ...revolting man ...most Labour people are !!! | |||
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"This eve Trump arrives in UK to meet with the King, plus being feted by full military pageantry and a full scale banquet. Later our Prime Minister will be forced to pay awkward homage to an ignorant and arrogant bully who bigs himself up & demeans all around him. It’s hard to see how this can be ‘good for Britain’..?? It's called diplomacy " Indeed it is, It's far wiser to engage with Trump diplomatically and maintain a positive relationship, rather than giving him the cold shoulder and risking his ire. This pragmatic approach can help mitigate potential conflicts and foster more productive relationships - that's what diplomacy is all about. Now, it'll be intriguing to see how Trump interacts with Starmer this time, especially after their last meeting where Starmer seemed weak and completely outmanoeuvred by Trump's strong assertiveness. | |||
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"This eve Trump arrives in UK to meet with the King, plus being feted by full military pageantry and a full scale banquet. Later our Prime Minister will be forced to pay awkward homage to an ignorant and arrogant bully who bigs himself up & demeans all around him. It’s hard to see how this can be ‘good for Britain’..?? It's called diplomacy Indeed it is, It's far wiser to engage with Trump diplomatically and maintain a positive relationship, rather than giving him the cold shoulder and risking his ire. This pragmatic approach can help mitigate potential conflicts and foster more productive relationships - that's what diplomacy is all about. Now, it'll be intriguing to see how Trump interacts with Starmer this time, especially after their last meeting where Starmer seemed weak and completely outmanoeuvred by Trump's strong assertiveness." Empty vessels make the most noise | |||
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"Considering he will probably come out in the epstein files as an abuser of young women. Dont think he should be allowed near the King.i hope he is met with crowds of displeased people where ever he goes." What makes you think it was young women, I'm sure Mandy would have preferred young men, boys | |||
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"Considering he will probably come out in the epstein files as an abuser of young women. Dont think he should be allowed near the King.i hope he is met with crowds of displeased people where ever he goes. What makes you think it was young women, I'm sure Mandy would have preferred young men, boys " To be fair. I think the king and his missus are safe enough | |||
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"Would you like to inspect some soldiers standing perfectly still in a line and wearing silly 19th century ceremonial uniforms, President Bonespurs? You know it makes sense; it will massage your fragile ego and the equally silly king will add his bit, as Starmer bends over backwards to flatter you." I'd like to inspect them in the showers. | |||
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"This eve Trump arrives in UK to meet with the King, plus being feted by full military pageantry and a full scale banquet. Later our Prime Minister will be forced to pay awkward homage to an ignorant and arrogant bully who bigs himself up & demeans all around him. It’s hard to see how this can be ‘good for Britain’..?? " Try removing your blinkers ... It's so much easier to see that way | |||
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"This eve Trump arrives in UK to meet with the King, plus being feted by full military pageantry and a full scale banquet. Later our Prime Minister will be forced to pay awkward homage to an ignorant and arrogant bully who bigs himself up & demeans all around him. It’s hard to see how this can be ‘good for Britain’..?? It's called diplomacy It’s called a crock of shit "Just like Starmer them. An utter crock of shit. | |||
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"This eve Trump arrives in UK to meet with the King, plus being feted by full military pageantry and a full scale banquet. Later our Prime Minister will be forced to pay awkward homage to an ignorant and arrogant bully who bigs himself up & demeans all around him. It’s hard to see how this can be ‘good for Britain’..?? It's called diplomacy It’s called a crock of shit
Just like Starmer them. An utter crock of shit. "👎👎🐴 | |||
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"I am a big admirer of Trumpy. I just wish someone would Make GB Great Again. Such a shame it's his last term in office. Won't see another like him again who stands up for his nation." In Trump talk that would be MEGA and not MAGA | |||
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"I am a big admirer of Trumpy. I just wish someone would Make GB Great Again. Such a shame it's his last term in office. Won't see another like him again who stands up for his nation." 👎👎👎 | |||
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"I am a big admirer of Trumpy. I just wish someone would Make GB Great Again. " When and how was GB previously great? | |||
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"I am a big admirer of Trumpy. I just wish someone would Make GB Great Again. Such a shame it's his last term in office. Won't see another like him again who stands up for his nation." ..what's your favourite thing that he's done for his nation...? | |||
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"Whether you love him or hate him [quite frankly I do neither] he is a powerful head of state and it is an official state visit. No one is compelled to go out and cheer and wave flags as his entourage passes by. Demonstrators will have no impact and only make fools of themselves and hopefully get soaked today for their silliness. No doubt the little pipsqueak in the London mayoral office will be getting in a fret about it. Also Sir Ed Davey will have to settle for a takeaway on his space hopper tonight." ....so you're against the right to demonstrate...? | |||
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"At least he knows what an illegal immigrant looks like and protects the citizens by deporting them. Pity we didn’t have someone like that "Is that why his team deported loads of Hyundai workers as illegal immigrants who were actually there legally to train american workers, and now they won't come back, so stopping the factory from opening on USA soil? The mans and idiot. | |||
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"At least he knows what an illegal immigrant looks like and protects the citizens by deporting them. Pity we didn’t have someone like that
Is that why his team deported loads of Hyundai workers as illegal immigrants who were actually there legally to train american workers, and now they won't come back, so stopping the factory from opening on USA soil?
The mans and idiot."The USA has long been like that. When I was there and had a Visa, every time I entered the country I was treated like a criminal trying to invade their country | |||
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"The criminal Trump, with 34 convictions for fraud and also civil convictions for sexual deviancy is receiving the highest honour that Britain can bestow on him. This does nothing to nothing to raise how this deranged dunce is seen by the world and only drags GB down to his level, where it actually belongs, when we consider that they are both complicit in the genocide being inflicted on civilian people in Gaza. This I am sure will not effect their piss up all paid for by the taxpayer." Yep, just shows that the UK Government's principles are in the gutter, alongside the tRump administration's (hard to believe just how many thoroughly unpleasant, not to mention incompetent, individuals are in the nascent dictator's circle). | |||
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"Whether you love him or hate him [quite frankly I do neither] he is a powerful head of state and it is an official state visit. No one is compelled to go out and cheer and wave flags as his entourage passes by. Demonstrators will have no impact and only make fools of themselves and hopefully get soaked today for their silliness. No doubt the little pipsqueak in the London mayoral office will be getting in a fret about it. Also Sir Ed Davey will have to settle for a takeaway on his space hopper tonight.....so you're against the right to demonstrate...?" Conclusion jumping and misreading yet again!!! Did I say that? NO. Just expressed my opinion about what good does demonstrating do. Perhaps you think enough people go out in the pouring rain and demonstration against him, Mr Trump well say "come on Melania. Let's go home. We're not welcome here. I'll send His Maj an email apologising about the dinner party" | |||
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"At least he knows what an illegal immigrant looks like and protects the citizens by deporting them. Pity we didn’t have someone like that
Is that why his team deported loads of Hyundai workers as illegal immigrants who were actually there legally to train american workers, and now they won't come back, so stopping the factory from opening on USA soil?
The mans and idiot.
The USA has long been like that. When I was there and had a Visa, every time I entered the country I was treated like a criminal trying to invade their country"What, a country trying to protect its own border, checking visitors on entry! Good god, who thinks of these things! | |||
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"This eve Trump arrives in UK to meet with the King, plus being feted by full military pageantry and a full scale banquet. Later our Prime Minister will be forced to pay awkward homage to an ignorant and arrogant bully who bigs himself up & demeans all around him. It’s hard to see how this can be ‘good for Britain’..?? " How was it good for Britain when your king paid to keep his brother out prison? And for what alleged crime? | |||
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"At least he knows what an illegal immigrant looks like and protects the citizens by deporting them. Pity we didn’t have someone like that
Is that why his team deported loads of Hyundai workers as illegal immigrants who were actually there legally to train american workers, and now they won't come back, so stopping the factory from opening on USA soil?
The mans and idiot.
The USA has long been like that. When I was there and had a Visa, every time I entered the country I was treated like a criminal trying to invade their country
What, a country trying to protect its own border, checking visitors on entry! Good god, who thinks of these things!"It was more than just checks, full interrogation for someone who was legally entitled to be there on many occasions | |||
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"You have to separate the man from the position he holds. He hasn’t been invited as ‘Mr Trump’ but as ‘Mr President’. 3 years from now he will be about as welcome as a fart in a lift, but until then we have to play nicely because of his world standing as the democratically elected leader the largest western country." Spot on Sir. We need him in these troubling times | |||
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"Nonsense, this is a criminal and sexual deviant and that is how he should be treated. I am well aware that this will not bother the Windsors with their family history but it does bother me as a taxpayer." I see you are a qualified judge and jury as well as an expert on how the American people feel about their president from one of your earlier comments. You may not like him. Other people may not like him but some do. He is an elected head of state and probably one of the most powerful people on the planet. I'm not that bothered personally. | |||
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"Nonsense, this is a criminal and sexual deviant and that is how he should be treated. I am well aware that this will not bother the Windsors with their family history but it does bother me as a taxpayer." Some will see you as eccentric in expecting our leaders to have moral principles. But if that was ever true, it certainly isn't now. Terrible times. | |||
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"Nonsense, this is a criminal and sexual deviant and that is how he should be treated. I am well aware that this will not bother the Windsors with their family history but it does bother me as a taxpayer." He’s not the first, and won’t be the last, politician to be either or both of these things. However, like it or not, he is the democratically elected leader of the most powerful nation in the west. Our government would be negligent in their duty to look after this country in the best manner possible, by not treating Mr Trump as such. | |||
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" He’s not the first, and won’t be the last, politician to be either or both of these things. However, like it or not, he is the democratically elected leader of the most powerful nation in the west. Our government would be negligent in their duty to look after this country in the best manner possible, by not treating Mr Trump as such." I am wondering by what logic, and using what precedents, we have decided that our interests are served by flattering and appeasing someone who clearly wants to subvert democratic processes, remove his political opponents and (plausibly) become a dictator. Have we learned nothing? | |||
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"Nonsense, this is a criminal and sexual deviant and that is how he should be treated. I am well aware that this will not bother the Windsors with their family history but it does bother me as a taxpayer. I see you are a qualified judge and jury as well as an expert on how the American people feel about their president from one of your earlier comments. You may not like him. Other people may not like him but some do. He is an elected head of state and probably one of the most powerful people on the planet. I'm not that bothered personally." I am neither judge nor jury, this criminal has already been before both and stands convicted of everything that I accused him of being. Your apology would be appreciated. It is interesting that you are “not that bothered” by your country being complicit in genocide, but that has nothing to do with me, it’s your business.] | |||
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"Nonsense, this is a criminal and sexual deviant and that is how he should be treated. I am well aware that this will not bother the Windsors with their family history but it does bother me as a taxpayer. He’s not the first, and won’t be the last, politician to be either or both of these things. However, like it or not, he is the democratically elected leader of the most powerful nation in the west. Our government would be negligent in their duty to look after this country in the best manner possible, by not treating Mr Trump as such." We are talking about a convicted criminal and that is how he should be treated. To bring him here and treat him as an honoured guest is totally revolting. Less than 1/3 of Americans voted for this turd and many of them are now regretting it. Starmer 🤮🤮🤮, dreadful.] | |||
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"[Nonsense, this is a criminal and sexual deviant and that is how he should be treated. I am well aware that this will not bother the Windsors with their family history but it does bother me as a taxpayer. He’s not the first, and won’t be the last, politician to be either or both of these things. However, like it or not, he is the democratically elected leader of the most powerful nation in the west. Our government would be negligent in their duty to look after this country in the best manner possible, by not treating Mr Trump as such. We are talking about a convicted criminal and that is how he should be treated. To bring him here and treat him as an honoured guest is totally revolting. Less than 1/3 of Americans voted for this turd and many of them are now regretting it. Starmer 🤮🤮🤮, dreadful.]" We are talking about a democratically elected leader, and that is how he should be treated. Even less than 1/3 of the UK voted for Mr Starmer, but he is still our democratically elected leader and we would expect him to do state visits if he was invited. It was the decision of our government and civil servants to invite the most powerful man in the western world to visit us. So we should treat him as a guest and an honoured one at that. I may not agree with his lifestyle or politics, but I don’t have to live with that, I didn’t vote for him. If coming here brings jobs and money here too, that has to be good. | |||
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" I wonder if Farage will be lurking round the edges of the event trying to slime his way into the festival of arse licking. Trump does like his arse licked. Its a diplomatic skill that has always been around. " Is that pollock not one of the guests? In this pile of crap he would be very much at home.] | |||
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"[Nonsense, this is a criminal and sexual deviant and that is how he should be treated. I am well aware that this will not bother the Windsors with their family history but it does bother me as a taxpayer. I see you are a qualified judge and jury as well as an expert on how the American people feel about their president from one of your earlier comments. You may not like him. Other people may not like him but some do. He is an elected head of state and probably one of the most powerful people on the planet. I'm not that bothered personally. I am neither judge nor jury, this criminal has already been before both and stands convicted of everything that I accused him of being. Your apology would be appreciated. It is interesting that you are “not that bothered” by your country being complicit in genocide, but that has nothing to do with me, it’s your business.]" So why was he elected president and not in prison. As for me apologising expect the oceans to run dry first. | |||
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"Don’t know why chaz invited him in the first place to be honest . All a waste of tax payers money " By chaz I take it you mean HM King Charles III. He didn't have much choice. Starmer invited Trump and as constitutional monarch the King had to go along with it. | |||
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"[Nonsense, this is a criminal and sexual deviant and that is how he should be treated. I am well aware that this will not bother the Windsors with their family history but it does bother me as a taxpayer. I see you are a qualified judge and jury as well as an expert on how the American people feel about their president from one of your earlier comments. You may not like him. Other people may not like him but some do. He is an elected head of state and probably one of the most powerful people on the planet. I'm not that bothered personally. I am neither judge nor jury, this criminal has already been before both and stands convicted of everything that I accused him of being. Your apology would be appreciated. It is interesting that you are “not that bothered” by your country being complicit in genocide, but that has nothing to do with me, it’s your business.] So why was he elected president and not in prison. As for me apologising expect the oceans to run dry first." That is exactly the response that I expected from you.] | |||
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"Considering he will probably come out in the epstein files as an abuser of young women. Dont think he should be allowed near the King.i hope he is met with crowds of displeased people where ever he goes." Did you forget about sweaty andrew? | |||
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"Don’t know why chaz invited him in the first place to be honest . All a waste of tax payers money By chaz I take it you mean HM King Charles III. He didn't have much choice. Starmer invited Trump and as constitutional monarch the King had to go along with it." It wasn't long ago our own uk government was comparing Trump to a Nazi and now they are bending over backwards to apease him. Makes me sick when our own government has no principles. Saying that I really like Trump. Go Trump. | |||
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"Don’t know why chaz invited him in the first place to be honest . All a waste of tax payers money By chaz I take it you mean HM King Charles III. He didn't have much choice. Starmer invited Trump and as constitutional monarch the King had to go along with it." I think you will find that the chimp Starmer merely delivered the letter from Chaz inviting him over for us to squander our taxpayers hard earned cash on | |||
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"Keep your 'enemies' close to you . 😉 Although trump isnt an enemy really. Only financially. Real enemies wouldnt dare step foot on uk soil. We know who they fucking well are ..dont we ..." Real enemies ? They are here and have been a while. | |||
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"Appropriate that he was only welcomed off the plane at Stansted by an honour guard of RAF Regiment...known in the trade as "Rock apes". Hope it rains on his bigly parade today too. This marks the absolute end of the UK as a proud nation, capable of looking after itself. We have to kowtow to a senile moron of a property shark whose only concern is his own personal wellbeing - not even America's - and who is visibly in cahoots with an ex-KGB fascist dictator to destroy an ally by inaction. " Well it was better than the senile moron predecessor who they fished out of a Nursing Home | |||
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"Appropriate that he was only welcomed off the plane at Stansted by an honour guard of RAF Regiment...known in the trade as "Rock apes". Hope it rains on his bigly parade today too. This marks the absolute end of the UK as a proud nation, capable of looking after itself. We have to kowtow to a senile moron of a property shark whose only concern is his own personal wellbeing - not even America's - and who is visibly in cahoots with an ex-KGB fascist dictator to destroy an ally by inaction. " That is their job. The RAF Regiments KCS King's Colour Sqn, they welcome everyone off planes, their job is square bashing, airfield defence and pretending to be real soldiers. | |||
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"The people protesting dont even seem to know why they are protesting." On which grounds do you know this? Researched from within the mind? | |||
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"The people protesting dont even seem to know why they are protesting." 👎👎👎👎 | |||
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"The people protesting dont even seem to know why they are protesting. On which grounds do you know this? Researched from within the mind?" What are they protesting about? A candidate wins an election in another country by majority and morons here won't accept the result.. mostly retainers who preach democracy until a vote does not go there own way.. | |||
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"The people protesting dont even seem to know why they are protesting." It's something for them to gloat about on social media and to their hive-minded friends. | |||
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"The people protesting dont even seem to know why they are protesting. It's something for them to gloat about on social media and to their hive-minded friends. " Mostly EU remainers who cannot accept a democratic vote | |||
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"The people protesting dont even seem to know why they are protesting. It's something for them to gloat about on social media and to their hive-minded friends. Mostly EU remainers who cannot accept a democratic vote " You saw a lot of EU flags being waved? | |||
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"The people protesting dont even seem to know why they are protesting. It's something for them to gloat about on social media and to their hive-minded friends. Mostly EU remainers who cannot accept a democratic vote You saw a lot of EU flags being waved? " Matters not. England is no longer in Europe | |||
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"The people protesting dont even seem to know why they are protesting. It's something for them to gloat about on social media and to their hive-minded friends. Mostly EU remainers who cannot accept a democratic vote You saw a lot of EU flags being waved? Matters not. England is no longer in Europe " Obviously ... But the presence of EU flags being brandished by those protesting at Trump's presence might offer evidence for your claim that they were mostly made up of remainers. Guessing there were no such flags in sight? | |||
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"The man who claimed he was anti trump and wouldn’t have him round for dinner and he was a danger to the world But now shakes his hand Starmer is such a hypocrite at least you know what the trump is all about, and I’m no fan but Starmer is an absolute weasel " Wonder if they chatted about Peter Mandelson over hors d'oeuvres? | |||
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"Whether you love him or hate him [quite frankly I do neither] he is a powerful head of state and it is an official state visit. No one is compelled to go out and cheer and wave flags as his entourage passes by. Demonstrators will have no impact and only make fools of themselves and hopefully get soaked today for their silliness. No doubt the little pipsqueak in the London mayoral office will be getting in a fret about it. Also Sir Ed Davey will have to settle for a takeaway on his space hopper tonight.....so you're against the right to demonstrate...? Conclusion jumping and misreading yet again!!! Did I say that? NO. Just expressed my opinion about what good does demonstrating do. Perhaps you think enough people go out in the pouring rain and demonstration against him, Mr Trump well say "come on Melania. Let's go home. We're not welcome here. I'll send His Maj an email apologising about the dinner party"" ...so demonstrating is useless in your opinion..?..its a very good way of addressing your grievances with your elected officials, how else would they know they were fucking up...? | |||
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"Don’t know why chaz invited him in the first place to be honest . All a waste of tax payers money By chaz I take it you mean HM King Charles III. He didn't have much choice. Starmer invited Trump and as constitutional monarch the King had to go along with it. It wasn't long ago our own uk government was comparing Trump to a Nazi and now they are bending over backwards to apease him. Makes me sick when our own government has no principles. Saying that I really like Trump. Go Trump." ...it wasn't that long ago his own vp was comparing him to a nazi..but I suppose vance had no choice, he had to bend over backwards to appease him...his supporters wanted to hang his predecessor... | |||
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"Whether you love him or hate him [quite frankly I do neither] he is a powerful head of state and it is an official state visit. No one is compelled to go out and cheer and wave flags as his entourage passes by. Demonstrators will have no impact and only make fools of themselves and hopefully get soaked today for their silliness. No doubt the little pipsqueak in the London mayoral office will be getting in a fret about it. Also Sir Ed Davey will have to settle for a takeaway on his space hopper tonight.....so you're against the right to demonstrate...? Conclusion jumping and misreading yet again!!! Did I say that? NO. Just expressed my opinion about what good does demonstrating do. Perhaps you think enough people go out in the pouring rain and demonstration against him, Mr Trump well say "come on Melania. Let's go home. We're not welcome here. I'll send His Maj an email apologising about the dinner party"...so demonstrating is useless in your opinion..?..its a very good way of addressing your grievances with your elected officials, how else would they know they were fucking up...?" My opinion for which I am entitled. Just as you are entitled to yours. Does demonstrating ever do any good? Does it change minds? Occasionally perhaps but in this instant no. A few thousands, out on a jolly, making a song and dance about a foreign leader's state visit is hardly going to get said visit called off. The government nor President Trump will not take a blind bit of notice. Plus it will cause the taxpayers extra money for policing the demo and cleaning up afterwards. | |||
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If you had any understanding of how government works in a constitutional monarch then you would know that the chimp Starmer would have arranged the state visit and merely ask HM The King to make it a formal invitation from one head of state to another. It is known as protocol. Charles could have refused but that would cause a bit of a constitutional crisis. Plus why would he? Some good might come out of this visit."..like what...? | |||
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"Don’t know why chaz invited him in the first place to be honest . All a waste of tax payers money By chaz I take it you mean HM King Charles III. He didn't have much choice. Starmer invited Trump and as constitutional monarch the King had to go along with it. I think you will find that the chimp Starmer merely delivered the letter from Chaz inviting him over for us to squander our taxpayers hard earned cash on
If you had any understanding of how government works in a constitutional monarch then you would know that the chimp Starmer would have arranged the state visit and merely ask HM The King to make it a formal invitation from one head of state to another. It is known as protocol. Charles could have refused but that would cause a bit of a constitutional crisis. Plus why would he? Some good might come out of this visit."Ah thanks for clarifying so it’s down to the chimp I guess . I don’t really have any interest in the workings of the puppet show . But I guess chaz and the old grey mare got a free party at their gaff at the peasants expense yet again . | |||
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"Whether you love him or hate him [quite] My opinion for which I am entitled. Just as you are entitled to yours. Does demonstrating ever do any good? Does it change minds? Occasionally perhaps but in this instant no. A few thousands, out on a jolly, making a song and dance about a foreign leader's state visit is hardly going to get said visit called off. The government nor President Trump will not take a blind bit of notice. Plus it will cause the taxpayers extra money for policing the demo and cleaning up afterwards.....you eventually admitted that demonstrating can effect change...the fact that trump "will not take q blind bit of notice " isn't really a factor..." I said on occasions. Quite rare occasions. Rarely in this country and doubt any have the slightest effect on what happens abroad or on foreign leaders. Back in 1990 the then government probably took some notice of the Poll Tax demos. Can't think of any other. All a bit of a pointless exercise and usually full of rent-a-mob out on a jolly. | |||
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" If you had any understanding of how government works in a constitutional monarch then you would know that the chimp Starmer would have arranged the state visit and merely ask HM The King to make it a formal invitation from one head of state to another. It is known as protocol. Charles could have refused but that would cause a bit of a constitutional crisis. Plus why would he? Some good might come out of this visit. Ah thanks for clarifying so it’s down to the chimp I guess . I don’t really have any interest in the workings of the puppet show . But I guess chaz and the old grey mare got a free party at their gaff at the peasants expense yet again . " Tax payers money gets squandered on all sorts of useless things all the time. Not sure that His Majesty King Charles or Her Majesty Queen Camilla really enjoyed their 'free party'. They were doing their duty. Would probably have preferred a quiet night in in front of the television in Clarence House. | |||
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"Whether you love him or hate him [quite] My opinion for which I am entitled. Just as you are entitled to yours. Does demonstrating ever do any good? Does it change minds? Occasionally perhaps but in this instant no. A few thousands, out on a jolly, making a song and dance about a foreign leader's state visit is hardly going to get said visit called off. The government nor President Trump will not take a blind bit of notice. Plus it will cause the taxpayers extra money for policing the demo and cleaning up afterwards.....you eventually admitted that demonstrating can effect change...the fact that trump "will not take q blind bit of notice " isn't really a factor... I said on occasions. Quite rare occasions. Rarely in this country and doubt any have the slightest effect on what happens abroad or on foreign leaders. Back in 1990 the then government probably took some notice of the Poll Tax demos. Can't think of any other. All a bit of a pointless exercise and usually full of rent-a-mob out on a jolly." ...thanks for reiterating my point... | |||
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Trade deals, military and other alliances etc."...hows the trade deal with donny working out..? As far as a military alliance goes....he's putins puppy at the minute... | |||
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Trade deals, military and other alliances etc....hows the trade deal with donny working out..?
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Trade deals, military and other alliances etc....hows the trade deal with donny working out..?
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"Whether you love him or hate him [quite] My opinion for which I am entitled. Just as you are entitled to yours. Does demonstrating ever do any good? Does it change minds? Occasionally perhaps but in this instant no. A few thousands, out on a jolly, making a song and dance about a foreign leader's state visit is hardly going to get said visit called off. The government nor President Trump will not take a blind bit of notice. Plus it will cause the taxpayers extra money for policing the demo and cleaning up afterwards.....you eventually admitted that demonstrating can effect change...the fact that trump "will not take q blind bit of notice " isn't really a factor... I said on occasions. Quite rare occasions. Rarely in this country and doubt any have the slightest effect on what happens abroad or on foreign leaders. Back in 1990 the then government probably took some notice of the Poll Tax demos. Can't think of any other. All a bit of a pointless exercise and usually full of rent-a-mob out on a jolly....thanks for reiterating my point... Well if it makes you happy "...its its not about being happy...its about being right...don't you agree? | |||
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"We dont have a proper king and no queen at all " If only we had neither of both | |||
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"We dont have a proper king and no queen at all If only we had neither of both" I fully agree and this stupid extravaganza will help to expose the total waste of taxpayers money this gang are.] | |||
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"I think trump won’t care some guy in Bournemouth doesn’t like him. ...ffs sake...he got a late night tv host fired because he made fun of him....of course he cares..." I thik that's two late night hosts: Colbert (now working out his notice) and Kimmel. Plus quite a few assorted presenters who have been, er, restructured since Trump came in. | |||
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"We dont have a proper king and no queen at all " True Chaz and the old grey mare are no substitute . The monarchy went when his mum died god Bess her . | |||
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"We dont have a proper king and no queen at all " We have an excellent King and his lovely Queen Consort even though I always though it would have been better if Princess Anne could have succeeded her mother. | |||
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"I think trump won’t care some guy in Bournemouth doesn’t like him. ...ffs sake...he got a late night tv host fired because he made fun of him....of course he cares..." Jimmy Kimmel? I think he got suspended for claiming on air that Charlie Kirk's murderer was a Republican | |||
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"His skin is so gossamer thin, it's a wonder it isn't translucent." With that amount of fake tan? | |||
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"Don’t forget Prince Andrew. What’s he good for? Altogether now…." Fucking people who are too young and getting away with it. | |||
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"Kimmel - Suspended by his employer ABC ... Not fired by Donald Trump. (You are getting it confused with his old Apprentice show) Strangely, or perhaps disturbingly, leftists are far more outraged by his suspension than they are by the cold-blooded murder of Charlie Kirk. I'm sure Jimmy K will launch a new podcast on YouTube soon ... Then he can bleat about Trump as much as he likes. " ...why would "leftists " be outraged by a white nationalist shooting another white nationalist...? | |||
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"Kimmel - Suspended by his employer ABC ... Not fired by Donald Trump. (You are getting it confused with his old Apprentice show) Strangely, or perhaps disturbingly, leftists are far more outraged by his suspension than they are by the cold-blooded murder of Charlie Kirk. I'm sure Jimmy K will launch a new podcast on YouTube soon ... Then he can bleat about Trump as much as he likes. " I'm sure that's the official line, but it's nitpicking. Obviously it was his employer who fired him, but why? Aha... https://www.esquire.com/entertainment/tv/a67950912/jimmy-kimmel-suspended-abc--kirk-comments-explained/ The move followed comments made by Nexstar Media and Sinclair Broadcast Group, the two largest owners of TV stations in the country. Nexstar stated that it, “strongly objects to recent comments made by Mr. Kimmel concerning the killing of Charlie Kirk and will replace the show with other programming in its ABC-affiliated markets.” Meanwhile, Sinclair announced their plans to replace Kimmel’s usual time slot with a Charlie Kirk tribute special. According to Variety, Sinclair “has long had a reputation for having a politically conservative tilt.” ...... Variety also reported that Nexstar is currently awaiting FCC approval on a pending deal to acquire another broadcast company, Tenga, for roughly $6.2 billion. Per the outlet, “A Nexstar spokesman declined to comment on whether that pending deal played a role in the company’s decision making.” The FCC, eh? The Federal Communications Commission? Nothing to do with government, of course. Pure accident that Trump appointed its head honcho... | |||
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"Kimmel - Suspended by his employer ABC ... Not fired by Donald Trump. (You are getting it confused with his old Apprentice show) Strangely, or perhaps disturbingly, leftists are far more outraged by his suspension than they are by the cold-blooded murder of Charlie Kirk. I'm sure Jimmy K will launch a new podcast on YouTube soon ... Then he can bleat about Trump as much as he likes. I'm sure that's the official line, but it's nitpicking. Obviously it was his employer who fired him, but why? Aha... https://www.esquire.com/entertainment/tv/a67950912/jimmy-kimmel-suspended-abc--kirk-comments-explained/ The move followed comments made by Nexstar Media and Sinclair Broadcast Group, the two largest owners of TV stations in the country. Nexstar stated that it, “strongly objects to recent comments made by Mr. Kimmel concerning the killing of Charlie Kirk and will replace the show with other programming in its ABC-affiliated markets.” Meanwhile, Sinclair announced their plans to replace Kimmel’s usual time slot with a Charlie Kirk tribute special. According to Variety, Sinclair “has long had a reputation for having a politically conservative tilt.” ...... Variety also reported that Nexstar is currently awaiting FCC approval on a pending deal to acquire another broadcast company, Tenga, for roughly $6.2 billion. Per the outlet, “A Nexstar spokesman declined to comment on whether that pending deal played a role in the company’s decision making.” The FCC, eh? The Federal Communications Commission? Nothing to do with government, of course. Pure accident that Trump appointed its head honcho... " ...yeah brendan Carr ...even though fcc regulations forbid one company from owning any more than 39% of media outlets...this will bring them well over that amount...state run media on the way | |||
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"Cancel Culture was fully embraced by the left .... and very keen they were too, to put the boot in when it suited their narrative. They can hardly cry foul when the boot is on the other foot. " No but the same people crying foul when it was them now revelling in it are just as hypocritical. | |||
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"Cancel Culture was fully embraced by the left .... and very keen they were too, to put the boot in when it suited their narrative. They can hardly cry foul when the boot is on the other foot. No but the same people crying foul when it was them now revelling in it are just as hypocritical. " Exactly that. | |||
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"This eve Trump arrives in UK to meet with the King, plus being feted by full military pageantry and a full scale banquet. Later our Prime Minister will be forced to pay awkward homage to an ignorant and arrogant bully who bigs himself up & demeans all around him. It’s hard to see how this can be ‘good for Britain’..?? "   | |||
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"What about his suggestion of bringing in the military if necessary to stop the boats?" Positively Churchillian. Only Starmer is more like Neville Chamberlain than Churchill | |||
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"If you want to discover just how hard you can cringe without your entire face turning inside out, check out the footage of GBeebies goon Martin 'Dog Whistle' Daubney channeling his inner Alan Partridge and saluting (with the wrong hand) Trump's motorcade." Sometimes you see that and you think to yourself “Bane had a point” | |||
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"Last time Trump was here and met the then Prince Charles et al, there’s a vid clip of Camilla winking at the camera as she follows Trump. Hilarious. " Wonderful! Worth the centuries of land theft, law degradation and billions of pounds in appeasement. 🤣 | |||
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"Last time Trump was here and met the then Prince Charles et al, there’s a vid clip of Camilla winking at the camera as she follows Trump. Hilarious. Wonderful! Worth the centuries of land theft, law degradation and billions of pounds in appeasement. 🤣" m Well, yeah but good for a laugh. | |||
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"Don’t forget Prince Andrew. What’s he good for? Altogether now…. Fucking people who are too young and getting away with it." Just like those Scumbag Local Labour councillors abusing kids for decades and likely to get away with it. | |||
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"Don’t forget Prince Andrew. What’s he good for? Altogether now…. Fucking people who are too young and getting away with it. Just like those Scumbag Local Labour councillors abusing kids for decades and likely to get away with it." Who exactly? Or is this another “someone said something about my team so i must yell at Labour” bot? | |||
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"Cancel Culture was fully embraced by the left .... and very keen they were too, to put the boot in when it suited their narrative. They can hardly cry foul when the boot is on the other foot. ...can you name a few instances...?" ....so nothing then...? | |||
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"Cancel Culture was fully embraced by the left .... and very keen they were too, to put the boot in when it suited their narrative. They can hardly cry foul when the boot is on the other foot. ...can you name a few instances...?....so nothing then...?" .....bud lite, nike,willie Nelson,Taylor swift, Jimmy Kimmel, Stephen colbert,Bruce Springsteen, Robert de Niro Starbucks..there's a few to help you out....oops sorry..those are people/things maga tried to cancel because they insulted the orange king... | |||
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