You Hate Britain Now

[togor]

https://www.politico.com/magazine/st...everage-219001

I've had my troubles with some English on the job (Norman pricks for the most part), but I'm able to separate that personal experience from the bigger idea that there is a friendship between nations there that is worth preserving. The man in the oval office seems to take a different view, as enumerated in the link above. He was quoted in the Sun as saying he doesn't feel welcome in London. I think that was the vibe they were shooting for, so mission accomplished.

[clintonhater]

He was quoted in the Sun as saying he doesn't feel welcome in London.

Why would he feel that way? The mobs of left-wing radicals freaking out in the streets? To be welcomed in raghead-controlled London would be a disgrace.

[JB White]

Not the first time in history Britannia didn't care for Uncle Sam's remarks at the dinner table

[m1ashooter]

Actually its not any of our business what the Brits are doing internally. This time I believe the President should have kept his mouth closed.

[JB White]

Just got off the phone with a friend in the UK. To paraphrase:

Lots of misinformation going around, but those at the table seem to know how the game is being played and have a common understanding.
Things are good now for all practical purposes.
Lots of protesters. Plenty of so-called thinkers with no concept of a working democracy. Most all are from the 'progressive far left'.
The same disgruntled speakers and writers who didn't get their way in the BREXIT affair are addressing every newspaper and web site they possibly can.

Hope that might put things into another perspective? To me they sound a lot like the Hillary Poor Losers Society. Screaming total disaster about everything and anything every day.
The negotiators aren't even close to putting any ink on paper. Both sides are aware of what's best for the other. There is plenty of time to iron out a working compromise.

[clintonhater]

Yes, after watching the mobs of Trump-HATERS in Londonistan today, I hate Britain, too. Not every single Briton, certainly not ones like the martyr who rid the country of one of its chief promoters of the Turd World invasion, but every one of those in the streets today I'd personally like to...

Best leave it unsaid.

[dryheat]

Is there such a thing as a conservative protester? Are they non-existent or do they just not get any "air time". I simple cannot comprehend how there can be this many lefties. Well, I kind of can. I've been to some meetings and as usual a whole lot of people are stupid. I thought brexit meant they actually has some sense over there.

[togor]

One of the things you do when you hate Britain is cheer when your guy oafishly wanders in front of their 92 year old monarch while reviewing her troops. To the Brits who revere her, she is a national treasure. You however know that by symbolically cutting her down to size like that, you increase your leverage!

https://youtu.be/f29PbgbmKrI

[S.A. Boggs]

One of the things you do when you hate Britain is cheer when your guy oafishly wanders in front of their 92 year old monarch while reviewing her troops. To the Brits who revere her, she is a national treasure. You however know that by symbolically cutting her down to size like that, you increase your leverage!

https://youtu.be/f29PbgbmKrI

Regardless, the US nor our leaders are subjects to anyone on Earth. Besides, President Trump is the leader of the most powerful, free nation on Earth. Why should he take a backseat to her?
Sam

[clintonhater]

One of the things you do when you hate Britain is cheer when your guy oafishly wanders in front of their 92 year old monarch while reviewing her troops. To the Brits who revere her, she is a national treasure.

Preposterous BS--you're saying THAT is what brought out that mob of hate-obsessed protestors? Many of these vicious hypocrites carrying signs proclaiming their "love"! Somewhat understandable is the bitterness of the sore losers in this country, who STILL can't believe the unbelievable actually happened, but what is Trump to these Britons but an object to focus their implacable hatred of everything that might be called "traditional" on?

Yes, he frequently behaves oafishly, but that's NOT the reason for the vitriol directed against him--he stands for preservation of our European-derived culture & heritage, and against the vile pollution of the Turd World, and for that reason alone he's abominated.

[Vern Humphrey]

There is a certain class of European who cannot resist the temptation to tell the United States how to run our country. But God forbid if we criticize THEIR screwups.

[dryheat]

-Regardless, the US nor our leaders are subjects to anyone on Earth. Besides, President Trump is the leader of the most powerful, free nation on Earth. Why should he take a backseat to her?-
Ahh...good manners? That's sillier than something I'd say.
A breach in etiquette doesn't concern me nearly as much as worldwide insanity.

[togor]

Regardless, the US nor our leaders are subjects to anyone on Earth. Besides, President Trump is the leader of the most powerful, free nation on Earth. Why should he take a backseat to her?
Sam

There is protocol for American Presidents with British monarchs. Kneel? Kiss the ring? Not required by protocol. Zig-zag in front of the 92-year old monarch of a close ally on her home turf? Definitely NOT In the old protocol. But the new protocol is: put the hag in her place. Leverage, baby. Friends? Special relationship? Pfui!

[clintonhater]

But the new protocol is: put the hag in her place. Leverage, baby. Friends? Special relationship? Pfui!

He was stupid to do it, but not as stupid as you, if you think he did it maliciously. And anyway, if the old girl sustained the shame & disgrace of seeing her pussy-mad grandson marry his mulatto, Trump's bumbling can't have upset her too badly.

[togor]

CH you can't say if he didn't do it on purpose. Boris Johnson says that he's convinced that Trump is crazy like a fox, that there is a supreme method to his apparent madness. Trump himself never admits to mistakes so let's take him at his word. Cameras rolling, he did his thing. I mean, how hard is it to be 2 steps behind and one over if the goal is to take a normal shot with the queen?