Trump to visit Britain, hold talks with UK's May July 13

 

U.S. President Donald Trump speaks during a tree planting ceremony with French President Emmanuel Macron on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, U.S., April 23, 2018.

 

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump will travel to Britain in July for a working visit with Prime Minister Theresa May, after months of back-and-forth over when the U.S. president would visit what traditionally has been the United States' closest ally.

 

Representatives for the White House and 10 Downing Street said Trump would visit the United Kingdom on July 13 and hold bilateral talks with May but gave no other details.

 

It was also not immediately clear how long Trump would stay on his visit, which would come more than a year after taking office.

 

The delay has raised questions about the U.S.-UK relationship, and the working visit signals a more low-key affair than an official state visit.

 

Trump had planned a trip to London to open a new U.S. embassy there but canceled in January.

 

Many Britons have vowed to stage protests if Trump visits.

 

(Reporting by Roberta Rampton in Washington and Paul Sandle in London; writing by Susan Heavey; editing by Jonathan Oatis)

 

-- © Copyright Reuters 2018-04-27

I cannot wait to see the British people give him the "welcome" he so richly deserves!

 

Please Please Please go mental, Brits; do us all proud...

 

Tally-Ho!

 

 

Edited April 27, 20188 yr by Samui Bodoh
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I cannot wait to see the British people give him the "welcome" he so richly deserves!
 
Please Please Please go mental, Brits; do us all proud...
 
Tally-Ho!
 
:cheesy::cheesy:
 

Just why should the British people do that..are they Clintonites?
Just imagine some did protest and there was a pro Trump demo as well???
London has quite enough on its plate right now without the revolting loony left causing problems

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Hopefully Cameron will turn up with his pig to add some sanity to the talks.

Post with aberrant spelling of a politician's name has been removed.   They have proper names.   Use them.   Name calling is very childish. 

35 minutes ago, malagateddy said:

Just why should the British people do that..are they Clintonites?
Just imagine some did protest and there was a pro Trump demo as well???
London has quite enough on its plate right now without the revolting loony left causing problems

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It has nothing to do with Clinton or politics in general. The British people on the whole are very decent folk, who do not appreciate having lies told about their country, by someone they see right through, in a way that some Americans sadly cannot. I suspect Donald will not receive a particularly friendly welcome.

She will need a chaperone at all of their meetings.

7 minutes ago, Expatthailover said:

She will need a chaperone at all of their meetings.

1 hour ago, darksidedog said:

It has nothing to do with Clinton or politics in general. The British people on the whole are very decent folk, who do not appreciate having lies told about their country, by someone they see right through, in a way that some Americans sadly cannot. I suspect Donald will not receive a particularly friendly welcome.

I wonder if leftist worm Sadiq Khan will come crawling out of his hole to lead his bed wetting anti Trump protest crew. If Donald's got a balls kicking list Khan should be right at the top.

No one does pomp and ceremony better than we Brits, but the enthusiasm that goes with it will be absent for this idiot. I doubt they'll give him the privilege of addressing both houses for fear of the reception he might receive.

 

Trump is a buffoon & thankfully destined for a single-term presidency. 

Edited April 27, 20188 yr by evadgib

1 hour ago, Expatthailover said:

She will need a chaperone at all of their meetings.

They do not call him the "Handyman" for no reason...

Can one get tickets? I do hope so! This will be hilarious.

 

Please, oh please, invite him to address parliament. Oh, go on. Please!

Edited April 27, 20188 yr by Grouse

We don't want to import American chicken shit and hormone stuffed beef anyway. So we can let loose with some excellent humour which he won't get anyway. The Duke of Edinburgh doesn't take prisoners but he might try it on with Mrs Trump!

 

Fancy choosing Friday 13! What a gift!

 

Maybe he won't have the testicular fortitude to come to London?

2 hours ago, Fruit Trader said:

I wonder if leftist worm Sadiq Khan will come crawling out of his hole to lead his bed wetting anti Trump protest crew. If Donald's got a balls kicking list Khan should be right at the top.

Trump, the voice of division who's slowly destroying US society -  "beware the beginning"

 

The voice of Sadiq Khan...

 

If he comes to London, President Trump will experience an open and diverse city that has always chosen unity over division and hope over fear. He will also no doubt see that Londoners hold their liberal values of freedom of speech very dear.

Edited April 27, 20188 yr by simple1

24 minutes ago, Grouse said:

We don't want to import American chicken shit and hormone stuffed beef anyway. So we can let loose with some excellent humour which he won't get anyway. The Duke of Edinburgh doesn't take prisoners but he might try it on with Mrs Trump!

 

Fancy choosing Friday 13! What a gift!

 

Maybe he won't have the testicular fortitude to come to London?

He'll almost certainly mention the, errr, 'Barnet' formula! 

It’s only a stop over en route to Paris for bastille day on the 14th. Macron has played his cards perfectly...whilst the U.K. government  pandering to far left and pc politics (mainly in London) have forgot that Trump with all his faults is the president of the U.S.A and it’s not just him they are disrespecting, (which I get) but the democratic vote of the people and the office he represents. Presidents come and go and France have obviously realised this.

Edited April 27, 20188 yr by goldenbrwn1

13 minutes ago, simple1 said:

Trump, the voice of division who's slowly destroying US society -  "beware the beginning"

 

The voice of Sadiq Khan...

 

If he comes to London, President Trump will experience an open and diverse city that has always chosen unity over division and hope over fear. He will also no doubt see that Londoners hold their liberal values of freedom of speech very dear.

I was hoping to catch a live one but you will do.

 

London - An open and diverse city of non integrating cultures rolling over to hide dirty cash.

 

That's actually a game over but I am sure you will scrape the pot.

7 minutes ago, Fruit Trader said:

London - An open and diverse city of non integrating cultures rolling over to hide dirty cash.

I always say to people wanting to visit the U.K....the only part of London you need to see is Heathrow or Gatwick.  They lot are on their own in that sh##t hole....it’s not representative in the majority of Englands views in anyway.

Edited April 27, 20188 yr by goldenbrwn1

6 minutes ago, Fruit Trader said:

I was hoping to catch a live one but you will do.

 

London - An open and diverse city of non integrating cultures rolling over to hide dirty cash.

 

That's actually a game over but I am sure you will scrape the pot.

 

1 minute ago, goldenbrwn1 said:

I always say to people wanting to visit the U.K....the only part of London you need to see is Heathrow or Gatwick.  They lot are on their own in that sh##t hole.  

 

Envious much?

"The capital generates 22% of UK GDP despite accounting for only 12.5% of the UK population. "

"Inner London's GDP per head was 328% of the European Union average in 2010, compared with 70% in west Wales - the biggest gap in any EU state, said the European Commission's statistics agency Eurostat."

"In 2013 it was estimated that in property terms London's top 10 boroughs were worth more than all of Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales combined."

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/resources/idt-248d9ac7-9784-4769-936a-8d3b435857a8

 

The people who she represents (the electorate) are totally opposed to this meeting or Trumps arrival in the UK for any purpose. So... we now get to see the true "dark side" of May.

1 minute ago, bristolboy said:

Envious much?

Envious ?. I’m quite happy for the GDP contribution.  The parts that are contributing to that GDP is not the parts of London that is now unrecognisable to the rest of England.  Bristol on the other hand a great place to visit..?

16 minutes ago, goldenbrwn1 said:

It’s only a stop over en route to Paris for bastille day on the 14th. Macron has played his cards perfectly...whilst the U.K. government  pandering to far left and pc politics (mainly in London) have forgot that Trump with all his faults is the president of the U.S.A and it’s not just him they are disrespecting, (which I get) but the democratic vote of the people and the office he represents. Presidents come and go and France have obviously realised this.

Well I will look forward to welcoming Trump.  I have cleared the diary (didn't take much doing () for the 13th and Trump will have my undivided attention.  Not sure yet what to write on my placard but there is plenty of choice.  Why would I demonstrate against Trump?  Because he is a disgrace to the USA and  I do it for my American friends apart from anything else. 

 

I am sure they will carefully orchestrate the trip and avoid him meeting the real British public.  I suspect they will not let him read any media reports or watch any TV while he is here unless it is heavily censored.  But that is fine and only to be expected.

17 minutes ago, goldenbrwn1 said:

I always say to people wanting to visit the U.K....the only part of London you need to see is Heathrow or Gatwick.  They lot are on their own in that sh##t hole.  

Well you are very welcome to steer clear of London.  I am sure your presence wouldn't be missed, or even noticed.

6 minutes ago, jonstarjon said:

The people who she represents (the electorate) are totally opposed to this meeting or Trumps arrival in the UK for any purpose.

Really.?  Any links to this proof or information?  Maybe London yes but the whole of the U.K.??  

 

 

 

. . . and it's a Friday, too!

8 minutes ago, dunroaming said:

Well you are very welcome to steer clear of London.  I am sure your presence wouldn't be missed, or even noticed.

I’ll be there with my welcome Trump placard. Maybe our paths will cross ⚔️ ? 

Edited April 27, 20188 yr by goldenbrwn1

12 minutes ago, goldenbrwn1 said:

I’ll be there with my opposing placard. Maybe our paths will cross ⚔️ ? 

Actually my post was mean spirited and I apologise for that.  If you prefer Bristol though, I am sure there will be plenty of opposition there too.  Seems to be quite a few demonstrations planned throughout the country so no need to travel to London to find one if you don't want to.  Anyway, maybe we will be facing each other in London.  You can't miss me, I will be one of the 40,000 (that's the commitment so far) in the anti-Trump camp.

 

Doubt the demonstrations will have much of an effect,  Last time I went on one was to try to stop the invasion of Iraq and that had no effect even though a million people were involved.  Before that it was Grosvenor Square and the anti Vietnam demo.... But I am showing my age now so better to leave it there!

12 minutes ago, dunroaming said:

Actually my post was mean spirited and I apologise for that.  If you prefer Bristol though, I am sure there will be plenty of opposition there too.  Seems to be quite a few demonstrations planned throughout the country so no need to travel to London to find one if you don't want to.  Anyway, maybe we will be facing each other in London.  You can't miss me, I will be one of the 40,000 (that's the commitment so far) in the anti-Trump camp.

 

Doubt the demonstrations will have much of an effect,  Last time I went on one was to try to stop the invasion of Iraq and that had no effect even though a million people were involved.  Before that it was Grosvenor Square and the anti Vietnam demo.... But I am showing my age now so better to leave it there!

A lot less mean-spirited than his about London. A lot.

5 hours ago, Samui Bodoh said:

I cannot wait to see the British people give him the "welcome" he so richly deserves!

 

Please Please Please go mental, Brits; do us all proud...

 

Tally-Ho!

 

 

I can assure you there will also be  HUGE TRUMP fan club welcoming him do not think for 1 second the majority of people outside of London hate TRUMP they do not in fact they wish WE HAD A TRUMP 

 

37 minutes ago, jonstarjon said:

The people who she represents (the electorate) are totally opposed to this meeting or Trumps arrival in the UK for any purpose. So... we now get to see the true "dark side" of May.

Sorry but you don't speak for the entire electorate.

 

Whilst I acknowledge Trump can be an idiot, and probably shouldn't be running a country, I and many others believe he should be welcomed to the UK.

 

He is the democratically elected President of the US, arguably our closest allies. I don't want a bunch of unwashed, angry lefties embarrassing our country and creating a rift.