Trump wants the royal treatment...

NewRoxFan · Apr 15, 2017

Gosh this guy is such an embarrassment...

White House demands carriage ride with the Queen when Trump visits the UK

The White House has insisted the President’s planned visit to London this fall include a carriage ride with Queen Elizabeth II down “the Mall,” a strip that leads to Buckingham Palace, The Times of London reported.

But local police said such a visit will be a “monster,” because of security protocols and planned protests.

Security sources told the newspaper a carriage — even a closed one — is much more susceptible to an attack than an armored car.
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President Obama chose to take his armored car to Buckingham palace when he visited the UK in 2011. Russian President Vladimir Putin rode in an open carriage with her majesty during a 2003 visit.Chinese President Xi Jinping took a carriage ride with the Queen in 2015, but sources told The Times security will be significantly higher when Trump makes his planned October visit.
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Meanwhile...

British Parliament Speaker says that Trump should not address U.K. lawmakers
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/speaker-trump-not-address-u-parliament-article-1.2965759

Rocket River · Apr 15, 2017

Demands?

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CometsWin · Apr 15, 2017

Trump is the definition of pansy ass snowflake.

zeeshan2 · Apr 16, 2017

NewRoxFan · Apr 16, 2017

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Demands?

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The White House has insisted the President’s planned visit to London this fall include a carriage ride with Queen Elizabeth II down “the Mall,” a strip that leads to Buckingham Palace, The Times of London reported.
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Rocket River · Apr 16, 2017

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A waiver? WTF?

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arkoe · Apr 16, 2017

zeeshan2 said: ↑

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Drain the swamp!

Rashmon · Apr 16, 2017

bigtexxx · Apr 16, 2017

RocketsLegend · Apr 16, 2017

CometsWin said: ↑

Trump is the definition of pansy ass snowflake.
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Trump should be throned

CometsWin · Apr 17, 2017

RocketsLegend said: ↑

Trump should be throned
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He should be throned King Jackass so you and the other jackasses can be official.

mtbrays · Apr 17, 2017

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Was this meme posted on the "Republicans Who Don't Support Trump, Trust Us On This One" BBS?

Rashmon · Apr 18, 2017

Rashmon · Apr 18, 2017

RocketsLegend said: ↑

Trump should be throned
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Grammar notwithstanding, you misspelled "throwned" but we get the gist.

NewRoxFan · Jun 11, 2017

Blimey, this is embarrassing... but, if the UK is no longer are closest ally, who is? Saudi Arabia? Russia?

Donald Trump has reportedly told Theresa May that he does not want to visit the UK soon for fear of large-scale protests against him.
Ms May invited Mr Trump to Britain seven days after his inauguration. Now he apparently wants to wait until the British public supports him coming.
The US President made the admission in a recent phone call to the Prime Minister, a Downing Street adviser who was present for the call told The Guardian. The aide said Ms May seemed surprised.
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Mr Trump – never a favourite among British voters – stoked outcry in recent weeks for attacking London Mayor Sadiq Khan in the wake of terrorist attacks in the city.The President ridiculed Mr Khan’s calls for calm, and later condemned the Mayor’s “pathetic excuse” for his statements.
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The comments drove even Ms May to say that Mr Trump was “wrong”. Some MPs – and Mr Khan himself – suggested she cancel Mr Trump’s visit to the UK. “Show some bottle please PM,” David Lammy, senior Labour MP, tweeted. “Cancel the state visit and tell Trump where to get off.” Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader, has also expressed his support for cancelling the trip.
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http://www.independent.co.uk/news/w...us-president-theresa-may-latest-a7784416.html

Sweet Lou 4 2 · Jun 11, 2017

Trump will go down as the Worst President in the History of Superpowers. Not just the US. History will not be kind on him, unless he declares martial law, takes over, and publishes his own history books that everyone must read. RL /Bigotexxx are creaming in their pants at the thought.

RocketsLegend · Jun 11, 2017

NewRoxFan said: ↑

Blimey, this is embarrassing... but, if the UK is no longer are closest ally, who is? Saudi Arabia? Russia?
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Here you are again spreading your pathetic propaganda. Don't you ever tire of it? If the mayor of a foreign city doesn't like our president then that must be it. Close down their embassy, we're cutting all ties! You trump heaters are so embarrassing.

RocketsLegend · Jun 11, 2017

Sweet Lou 4 2 said: ↑

Trump will go down as the Worst President in the History of Superpowers. Not just the US. History will not be kind on him, unless he declares martial law, takes over, and publishes his own history books that everyone must read. RL /Bigotexxx are creaming in their pants at the thought.
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I don't think anyone will take Obama's spot.

Sweet Lou 4 2 · Jun 11, 2017

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I don't think anyone will take Obama's spot.
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Obama was a good president but I think you rate him too highly. I put Obama around Truman, a tier above Bush sr. Trump is about 4 tiers below Bush jr, and 9 tiers below Nixon.

Ottomaton · Jun 11, 2017

From "The Guardian"

Clearly it is just the London Mayor who hates Trump. Obviously the rest of the UK loves him. Most beloved American president in the UK ever. Where's Sean Spicer to let everybody know?

So Trump’s too scared to come to the UK. Who says protest doesn’t work?
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How might President Trump react to a world leader who, afraid for his image, perhaps afraid for himself, refused to fulfil a promise to visit a loyal ally. He might fire off a tweet: “RAN from critics. A gift for crooked MSM. TOTAL pathetic loser!”

But he won’t, because the loser is him. He got to hold hands with Theresa May when she visited Washington, but alas, that may be the high point of his cuddle-fest with her, and with us – because Trump, it now appears, is not keen on making his proposed state visit to Britain any time soon.

He has apparently, in a recent telephone call to the prime minister, declared that he does not want to come if there are to be large-scale protests. The visit, we are told, is on hold.

Some may be surprised by this. From the violence and menace that became features of his ugly campaign, it was easy to assume that he liked a bit of edge at his public appearances. But on those occasions, he knew he would always have the support of far-right thugs and hangers-on who could drown out dissent and, if need be, throw a few punches at protesters, passers-by, anyone who would dare to question him. That intimidation, unprecedented in recent history, would have been more difficult to replicate here; he could hardly bring his street fighters with him. There are only so many seats on Air Force One.

Maybe he didn’t fancy the trip without Theresa there to hold his hand; to keep him strong and stable, as it were. Even he might blanch – all the way from Tango orange to the whitest white – at the idea of skipping through the Downing Street rose garden hand in hand with Phil the spreadsheet Hammond or Boris Johnson.

So we are denied a spectacle but hopefully saved from the distraction of Trump’s bandwagon here when we may well be fixating on at least one more general election and we should certainly be focusing on the history-defining implications of Brexit.

Saved too – for now at least – the embarrassment of those who offered Trump the invitation in the first place, those who saw our new place in the world as lying at the feet of a reprobate.

And what do we learn from this? Once again we see what it is to deal with someone who has such high office and such thin skin. Just the notion of turbulence that might be seen around the world seems to be enough to scare him off. If he can’t bomb it or tweet against it, the cupboard of responses seems bare.

But, for the more important message, look to ourselves. It is easy to question the efficacy of protest. Millions marched against the war in Iraq, but couldn’t stop it. Millions more marched against Brexit and cuts in the NHS. There is rarely such a direct link to be drawn between public action and response from those with power, but each public protest speaks to the strength and tenor of opinion. Every one sets out a position and raises the stakes. Here the stakes became too high for a brittle, image-conscious president in Washington. What do we want? Not Trump. When do we want him? Never.
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I'm pretty sure George Washington would have been more welcome in London right around 1777.

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