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Pro-Trump Welcomes and
Rallies
"Dear President Trump ... the
majority of decent, patriotic, politically-aware Brits welcome you
to our country" [source].
"I'm a Londoner who says Welcome Mr
President! I apologise for all the nasty little Trots on the
streets, and their silly little balloon. This country used to be a
proper nation, where adults lived, but as you can see, we are in a
state of decline now" [comment at
source].
"Dear President Trump, I'm writing to
welcome you to Scotland ... you are going to be in my country this
weekend - and I would like to welcome you ... let me say loud and
clear that we welcome you as the President of the United States to
our country" [source].
"Mr President Welcome to the United
Kingdom" / "Welcome to president Trump ... the stinking
left does not speak for the UK" / "Mr president welcome
to England" / "Trump's more than welcome" /
"Welcome to the UK Mr Trump" / "All this winning is
exhausting" / "Maybe the Trump admin isn't as unpopular
as Leftists are!" / "Mr President welcome indeed... many
of us ... want to swap him for 'Jellyfish May'" /
"Apologies to President Trump that so many Britons are not awake
yet" / "Great welcome for Trump to the UK" /
"Welcome President Trump" [comments at
source].
"President Trump is warmly welcomed
by the backbone of the nation, most of whom ... will of course be
working their socks off during the visit, just as they have done all
their lives; they have to work twice as hard to pay enough taxes to
keep half the screaming mob who will be [protesting] in benefits and
subsidies" [comment at
source].
"I've yet to get a single negative
reaction when I wear one of my Trump t-shirts on the streets of
London. A homeless old soldier told me 'We ought to be like Trump
and start looking after our own people'. Yet read the MSM and you'd
think everyone hates him. Hmmm..." [comment at
source].
"If our intentions upset the Met's
bosses, the equally appalling Common Purpose graduate, 'Don't shoot
me, I'm not Brazilian' incompetent Dick and US-hating lawyer (just
how many Islamic terrorists claim he's their close friend?),
anti-stop-and-search Khan, then frankly, my dear, I don't give a
damn. That pair has, by commission or omission, encouraged all sorts
of anti-Trump and anti-USA goings-on in London, including the
childish blimp to be flown over Parliament. Well, I believe in
freedom of expression - but this freedom must cut both ways. And it
is simply good manners to greet a guest" [source].
"That the Met even considers
threatening decent, law-abiding folk with s12 and/or s14 Public
Order Act 1986 sanctions shows how politicised, untrustworthy and
unfit-for-purpose the police have become ... instead of attempting
to divert focus by harassing those who are peaceful but whose
politics disagree with those of the Khan and the Dick, the police
should use its resources to reverse this khanage, to prevent and
solve murders, stabbings, burglaries, robberies and the crime of our
time, the industrial scale, organised rape and sex-slavery of young
girls, many of them children, by gangs of paedophiles, the
overwhelming majority of whom share a particular racial profile ...
To your bosses I say - shame on them! They are beneath contempt" [source].
"If the British PM or Queen visited
the USA, can you imagine the chair of the New York Republicans being
banned from going anywhere near the British Embassy ... in case he
gave a short speech in support of the Anglo-American alliance? This
is the effective situation with the police objecting to Mr Vacha
giving a speech to welcome Donald ... While the London Mayor's
police force has sought to ban any pro-Trump rally or march, they
have allowed numerous counter-protestors to insult you and your
President. They have even tolerated a disrespectful 'Baby Trump'
blimp to fly, but banned the UKIP London Chair from taking a
pro-Trump boat down the Thames" [source].
"I run 'Make Britain Great Again' ...
and with the support of patriots within the European Parliament and
the London Assembly, my supporters and I will stand form for
democracy, and in solidarity with our American brethren. We will do
so not just out of respect for your democratic vote. Not just
because we admire Trump's stance against globalism and political
correctness. Not just because it is the morally right thing to do.
But because you truly are the only bastion of freedom in the world
today ... You help us find the courage to fight against these
incredible forces of evil that dominate our land ... We wave the
Gadsden flag at rallies across these isles, as police seek to arrest
persons wearing red 'Make Britain Great Again' baseball caps.
Millions of Britons feel the spirit of those men who in 1776 fought
for their freedom. Today we face not a question of whether we have
representation, but of our very survival!" [source].
"Prominent among the crowds [of
anti-Trump protestors in parliament Square on 13th July] in his red
'Make America Great Again' baseball cap was Augustine Chukwuma Obodo,
a native of Nigeria and now the leader of the Friends of Trump UK
Group. Augustine was seen enthusiastically arguing the President's
case with the anti-Trump supporters present" [source].
"[T]he left is at last finding itself
opposed - oh, at the edges to be sure. It's still in charge; but we
might be at that 42/43 moment when the apparently invincible tyranny
is showing its cracks and divisions; when the squashed people begin
to coordinate their efforts to be rid of it; when freedom looks
possible again" / "The Left is not yet on the ropes,
much less knocked out, but it is badly winded. Let's keep those
blows raining down on its ugly head" / "Trump is a great
president, a good politician, but certainly not always a diplomat
and that is what drives the left wing establishment and their
supporters crazy!" [comments at
source].
Anti-Trump Demos and Rallies
"Our country has been shown to
[President Trump] at its uncouth and uncivil worst. It's a poor
show. To say Mrs May could have done better is to put it mildly. The
behaviour and attitude of the Mayor of London is almost beyond
comment. Irresponsible, infantile and unBritish ... are but three
words that come to mind" [source].
"They have rape grooming gangs
running all over their country but they are busy protesting a guy
who isn't even their President" / "Naive, misinformed,
confused conformists and slaves to public opinion" /
"Communists spend all of their time protesting against freedom and
if they actually get communism they starve to death" /
"Leftist hypocrisy is obvious and quite common but the Left itself
is unable to see it, which tells me that the Left really is
insensitive, unaware, and ridiculous" / "They don't even
know who their enemies are ... if they really wanted to make a
positive change they should work on themselves first, volunteer at a
charity, donate to people in need, plant trees, clean up public
places, treat everyone with respect, educate themselves, etc.
walking the streets with a poorly make sign is not helping ANYONE"
[comments at
source].
"[Donald Trump's] job is that of a
Representaitive of America, and upon that alone we should try to be
welcoming. The demonstrations and the blimp in the sky only underpin
that London is a City of oafs, with small intelligence and a
childish attitude to life" [comment at
source].
"If President Trump's intervention
[in Theresa May's Chequers Brexit plan] does anything to prevent
this happening, then the British people will be eternally grateful.
He should bear this in mind just in case he glances at the TV today
and sees the pitiful protests being orchestrated by bushbaby Marxist
Owen Jones. They do not speak for Britain" [source].
"Who paid for this protest? Where did
the money come from to rent the coaches that took the protestors to
London? Don't tell me it's all a spontaneous outpouring of public
anger. My city is running a protest today sponsored by Unite. Why
should it be the business of Unite to organise this protest?"
/ "Fill in the gaps: G--rg- S-r-s" [comments at
source].
"I watched the protests on the BBC
World Service. Apart from the usual meaningless Marxist fare of 'Waycist'
'Thexist' 'Homophobic' and the rest of the leftist bunk, the
so-called protestors had nothing much to say. I was staggered to see
so many brainwashed leftists on our streets at a time when most law
abiding citizens are at work. The view from Broadcasting House and
along Regent Street was wall to wall leftists as far as the eye
could see, while the BBC itself, a hideously patronising organ of
leftist disinformation was trying [to] delegitimise the President of
the United States with a number of tame talking heads. One of these
was Sadiq Khan who was banging on about the British tradition of
freedom of speech, while Tommy Robinson was languishing in prison
for exercising his right to the same thing. Khan was trying to
justify his decision to authorise the hoisting of a balloon
portraying President Trump as a baby. Protest be damned. This was
nothing more than a demonstration of leftist bad taste and rudeness.
I don't care if they let themselves down but by their childish
behaviour, they have let down all the law-abiding citizens of our
country. As for Khan and the remainder of the UK establishment, they
disgust me" [comment at
source].
"Can people please stop using the
term 'liberal' to describe those on the Left. The liberal has become
nigh on extinct. As an electoral group they have ceased practically
to exist in the West. In their stead is the totalitarian fascist.
They are no longer arguing the (perceived) benefits of their
ideology, but demanding acquiescence of the rest of us at the point
of a gun. The use of language is incredibly powerful (e.g. the term
Nazi being associated with the Right, despite the Nazi socialist
platform being one contemporary leftists fantasize about) and the
sooner we can help people understand what liberal truly means and
how the Left has abandoned it, the better" [comment at
source].
"[T]he British media have been
telling its sheep-like readers exactly when and where they can
demonstrate against the man who is Hiterally Litler. Sorry, fire that sub-editor. I mean literally Hitler. Donald Trump has been
offered several golden opportunities for humour here. Firstly, it is
customary for visiting dignitaries to come bearing gifts. Obama
famously gave Gordon Brown a set of videos that would not play on a
British format. Trump should grin broadly as he hands Theresa May a
gold-embossed copy of Mein Kampf. Also, he should have his
Russian colluders hack into the software that controls the hideous
and Blade-Runner-like electronic advertising hoardings that
infest the centre of London, and play a hillbilly jug band
performing the Horst Wessel Song. All Trump's aides should
wear Hitler masks. He should, at all times and meetings, wear one of
the his MAGA baseball caps simply reading; Final Solution. The
possibilities are endless, and I freely offer my services as PR man
for the visit" [source].
Trump Baby Balloon
"Let's make a balloon because Trump's
a big baby! And continue to scream and cry about losing an election
two years ago!" [comment at
source].
"Let them get on with it. This
ridiculous protest says far more about the puerility of the
'protestors' than it does about Trump" [comment at
source].
"Feverish Trump-hating metro-leftists
embarrassing themselves once again with an hilariously small and
insignificant Trump balloon that could be taken out with a spud-gun"
[quoted at
source].
"Oh no, how will Trump ever recover
from this?" / "This kind of action is ... more telling
of the maturity of this group than any critique of Trump. It's even
worse that Sadiq is endorsing this childish behaviour" /
"So some rich globalist doesn't like Trump. Go figure" /
"If I were President Trump I would walk up and buy it. Then I would
fly it over the white house. It's actually cute. I take it as a
compliment" / "It's amazing these snowflakes think the
baby trump blimp makes anyone other then themselves look bad"
[comments at
source].
"I love the baby Trump balloon. The
irony is it reflects badly back on the liberal globalist elites,
wasting good money in an attempt to gain attention by riding on
POTUS 45 coat tails. I wonder how many homeless this waste would
have fed?" / "More London murders than NYC? Ouch! Hey I
got an idea - fight back? No, let's fly a balloon" /
"This sort of stunt is what the Left and Islam thinks will put them
in power" / "Ah, the irony of life. The biggest over
privileged, whiny, lazy little b******* of the DNC and the equal of
it in England are the biggest bunch of cry babies ever yet they do
something like this. If they took half the energy that they put into
all the hate and screaming towards something good, but no, they are
just too lazy, insane and misled" / "What does this
really achieve? Oh! Nothing!" / "The motive behind this
is they're children who can't get over themselves lol" [comments at
source].
"This blimp that mocks the President
is permitted to fly in this country only because of our common law
tradition that protects the freedom of expression ... we hope that
the Leftists appreciate just how lucky they are to live in the UK
with this tradition ... We ... will do everything we can to protect
this freedom and our other fundamental freedoms from the vicious
onslaught by the intolerant Left ... Further, we will do what we
possibly can to stop our common law tradition being taken over by
the EU. It is all part of the same fight, and a blimp is not going
to cut it" [source].
"Commentator Owen Jones, who has
spearheaded the London demonstrations against Trump, told Channel
4 News that the blimp is in the 'proud tradition of
anti-establishment satire' ... But as a project initiated by a
super-rich member of a political family and approved by the mayor of
London, the Trump baby blimp is hardly 'anti-establishment' ... The
anti-Trump stunt has been organised by environmentalist activist Leo
Murray, the great-grandson of Labour politician Anthony Greenwood.
Murray, who rents out two flats in a £1.8million townhouse in
Hammersmith ... unwittingly reminds us how unhinged the metropolitan
elite's response was to Trump's election victory. 'On the morning
Donald Trump was elected, I cried on the Tube', he admits. ... The
Trump baby blimp reveals how infantile some of Trump's critics have
become. When it flies over Westminster, it will be an embarrassing
day for London and the UK, not for The Donald" [source].
"Dear President Trump ... As you will
doubtless be made aware of, there are those who will be protesting
against your visit. They will tell you that you are not welcome.
They will hold rallies and even float a giant balloon of you as a
baby over London... this is not just a waste of money (£25,000) but
a crass and immature stunt which reflects badly on our country. The
fact that the mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has permitted and
encouraged this, says more about him than it does about you. I
cannot believe that he would have allowed a similar balloon of your
predecessor when he visited. Doubtless it would have resulted in
accusations of racism if such a thing had even been attempted" [source].
"According to Britain's
hard-Left newspaper The Independent, the 'Trump baby blimp'
concerning which I wrote the other day is 'the ultimate symbol of
Britain's commitment to free speech.' As stagehands everywhere
in the UK continuing [sic] assembling the set for the biggest-ever
production of Alice Through the Looking Glass, free speech is
not usually important to the cultural commissars. Would a huge
balloon depicting Mohammed be permitted to fly over London? Gentle
reader, it would not. My brother is actually an expert archer - he
really is - and I am thinking of asking him what he is doing next
week. Free speech Robin Hood style, methinks" [source].
"Not all Leftists suffer from Trump
Derangement Syndrome [TDS] ... A lot of those of the Left will look
up at the Trump blimp and think, I'm allied with these people,. I
will be judged as having the same level of mental activity and
political acumen as they have. They have depicted Trump as a baby,
and yet they are the babies. In an ideal world, these potential
apostates will begin to look elsewhere for their political
sustenance, and may perhaps walk to the sunny uplands of free
thought" [source].
"The Trump balloon may do more harm
than good for the Leftist cause that is rotting the sweet tooth of
the West. I sincerely hope so. The BBC will find it hilarious of
course ... the 'anti-fascist art group' who created this balloon
know absolutely nothing about politics. They just want to be loved
... Trump's people, if they are smart, will tell Trump to spend time
looking, laughing and waving at the balloon, enough time to make him
very late for a meeting with Theresa May, say" [source].
Sadiq 'Free Speech' Khan
"Utterly deplorable that Sadik [sic]
Khan has sanctioned the 'peaceful protest' of an enormous blimp
caricaturing Trump being flown over Parliament Square during his
visit. I am ashamed of my country. Had Boris sanctioned a similar
protest during Obama's visit to the UK you can imagine the howls of
'racism' which would have been raised" [comment at
source].
"Well you see, it's very simple; Mr
Khan is in favour of free speech he agrees with, and not in favour
of free speech he disagrees with. So if he agrees with you then you
get special permission to fly a giant blimp over London. And if he
disagrees with you, you lose your right to free speech and the right
to protest. It's all very progressive, as right-thinking people
know" / Churchill spoke of people like Khan when he
noted: 'Some people's idea of (free speech) is that they are free to
say what they like, but if anyone says anything back, that is an
outrage'" [comments at
source].
"Sadiq Khan the great protector of
free speech: 'cancel Donald Trump state visit, says Sadiq Khan'; 'Sadiq
Khan: There will be no more 'body shaming' adverts on the Tube';
'London Mayor Sadiq Khan plans TfL 'junk food' advert ban'; London
Mayor Sadiq Khan tells Silicon Valley to censor "hate speech"';
'Chilling call for internet censorship from London's radical mayor
Khan'; 'London Mayor Sadiq Khan says he wants London's arms fair
banned'; 'London mayor Sadiq Khan has been criticised over his
office banning an ad campaign relating to a conflict-ridden region
in Pakistan'" / "The Trump balloon OK, but 'are you
beach body ready' not OK? Londonistan I suppose" [comments at
source].
"Listening to Sadiq Khan - the Mayor
of London - being interviewed on the BBC 4 'Today' programmed, and
totally failing to grasp the concept of being polite to a visiting
head of state, chillingly shows us what we have come to" /
"The way Mayor Khan has behaved and continues to behave is just not
British is it?" [comments at
source].
"Michael Fabricant is being vilified
for tweeting a joke image, Donald Trump laughing in the foreground
with two balloons flying over the House of Parliament in the
background. One balloon has Sadiq Khan's face, the other, a pig,
appears to be engaged in an intimate act with the Khan inflatable.
Because Khan is a Muslim and considers pigs to be unclean the
overreaction from the usual suspects has been swift in condemning
this as 'racist' and 'Islamophobic' ... I was struck by Jess
Phillip's remark, 'Jesus wept! This is utterly racist and so, so
offensive.' I had several problems with this statement
which I see as gross double standards and I have emailed my
complaint to both Ms. Phillips and Labour party headquarters making
the following points:
- Sadiq Khan apparently believes
in freedom of speech and expression, so much so that he had no
problem in insulting Donald Trump, and thereby obviously the
office of the President of the United States, by allowing that
balloon to be flown over London. Presumably, Mr. Khan will not
then be offended by an image intended in jest;
- Islam is not a race, it is a
religion. The image cannot be deemed as 'racist', the worst
condemnation that can be levelled at it is that [it] is
disrespectful to Sadiq Khan's religious beliefs;
- I am a Christian. Your
exclamation is blasphemous and is deeply offensive to people of
my faith, will you apologise for your anti Christian outburst?
After all religious tolerance must extend to all faiths.
"I don't expect a satisfactory
response as they will not see the mind blowing hypocrisy. Add to
this that Sadiq Khan, the creature who has so blatantly insulted
President Trump, has called for Fabricant to be disciplined. This
transcends hypocrisy" [comment at
source].
"[W]hile Mr Khan is happy to
criminalise free speech that might save lives ... he is also happy
to support ... an image that is intended as an insult ... It is
significant that Mr Trump has been active in withdrawing taxpayer
funding for Planned Parenthood, America's most prominent abortion
chain, to outrage from democrats and self-appointed feminist
leaders. How ironic that a balloon in the shape of a baby should
float above London in a protest at a political leader who has sought
to protect the lives of unborn babies, with the approval of a Mayor
who approves of the killing of unborn babies - all in the name of
free speech" [source].
"Khan is used to having
unquestionable power, that once challenged, he doubles down and
looks more like a spoiled brat than a politician" /
"When Sadiq Khan says 'peaceful and safe demonstration' he really
means 'left wing demonstrations only'. He will claim anything
moderate or right of moderate politically is unsafe and violent and
use that as an excuse to silence people" [comment at
source].
"Khan knows about control. It comes
from fear - it's how the Imams control the masses of Moslims, and
it's how Khan will win London as a caliphate. Fear of being a victim
will drive people away. The streets, homes, houses will be filled
with men in long dresses, women covered in sacking and the odd
Chinese tourist, who will have their possessions removed from them
by force" [comment at
source].
"Strange how Sadiq Kahn is supposedly
all about freedom of speech, and yet woe betide ANY non-Muslim who
criticises Islam or their sacred Muhammed. What a load of tosh it
really is. One thing I can say is that a lot of people I know who
usually been quite tolerant towards Muslims are now becoming acutely
aware of the grave danger they pose to Europe. One thing that is
more apparent now is that whenever the Muslim population increases
to around 5% of any country they live there is trouble brewing. One
only has to look to tiny Sweden to see what is going on with the 5%
of Muslims living there" [comment at
source].
"Khan is an irritating pimple on the
body of London. However, the good people of London voted him into
office so he is their choice. I can only say that I am extremely
glad that I don't live in the place which has become a perfect
example of how a society can be destroyed from within. I do however
feel sorry for those who didn't vote for him. Their once proud city
has become a joke" [comments at
source].
"One could argue that the Trump
balloon is an indication of free speech. Because you're free to
speak so long as you agree with the leftists. But I'm pretty sure a
big black obama balloon nor a big shrivelled hillary ... baby
balloon would not be tolerated" [comments at
source].
"The balloon has been the matter of
some controversy in the UK, with some questioning whether lampooning
the President over his skin colour is acceptable. Whether a similar
blimp caricaturing the features of former U.S. President Barak Obama
would be considered acceptable and not a hate crime in
racism-sensitive London has hardly been addressed" [source].
"I wonder if Sadiq would approve a
Mohammed balloon?" / "Why can't we have a large balloon
of the prophet [sic] Mohammed riding a pig? Oh that's right, free
speech only goes one way" / "Muhammad balloon please"
/ "How about a Muhammad baby balloon?" / "Get a
giant balloon of Mohammed, holding a blood-stained knife, flying
over London" / "Why are they angry at Trump who honours
free speech while in the UK free speech criticising muslim laws is
deemed hate speech punishable with prison?" [comments at
source].
"Now I know that our president won't
care even a little bit about this mockery of him personally, but it
goes deeper than that. Mocking the American president is mocking the
entire nation of America, and that simply cannot stand. So I wonder
if, in the spirit of free speech and public protest, would the
muslim mayor of London allow protest groups to fly a 20 foot high
helium filled balloon that mocked their 'prophet' Mohammed the
pedophile? Well, let's see. Mayor Khan is the same person who
authorised an anti-Israel march supporting Hezbollah to take place
in London, and the same person who said he supports Sharia Law and
had subway and bus ads banned that offended muslims. So clearly
Mayor Khan doesn't care if Jews are offended, or non-muslims are
offended, and by authorising that Baby Trump balloon to fly, doesn't
care if every person in American is offended. I think it's time to
see how thick Mayor Khan's skin is" [source].
Khan Baby Balloon
"I took great pleasure in donating
towards the Sadiq Khan Baby inflatable that will (freedom of
expression right Sadiq?) be going up alongside the Trump one. Might
well be a Brexit one alongside it too" [comment at
source].
"Let's see if Khan allows the Khan
baby blimp onto the streets of London. If he refuses permission,
it'll show him to be the hypocrite we all know him to be ... if he
refused permission, they might as well just tie the string to his
foot and fly the real Khan instead of the dummy. Wait, what's the
difference?" [comment at
source].
"Ideas for a second balloon with the
spare cash: A giant blood stained knife balloon; A big moped
balloon; A big jar shaped balloon marked acid" / "Khan will
whistle up his leftist flying monkeys to disrupt the Khan balloon
launch and then he'll ban it, claiming the protestors make the area
unsafe" / "If the Sadiq Khan funding goes up any more
you could make it an airbus and fly people to the counter protest in
an undercarriage lol" / "Don't inflate it with Khan's
ego. It will explode!" / "If we are not allowed to have
a pro Trump rally lets have an anti Khan rally to coincide with the
Khan balloon launch" [comments at
source].
"A truly MONUMENTAL effort by
everyone who has supported, shared and donated. We've completely
blown the organisers of the 'baby Trump' balloon off the park.
Unlike the Baby Trump team who plan to take their inflatable on
'tour', i.e. using the money they raised to have a few holidays ...
we are putting ALL of the money into hosting a demo in Whitehall,
called 'Make London Safe Again' due to be held in August, where Baby
Khan will be flown into the London sky. There will be mini 'baby
khan' balloons for supporters on the day ... & we're even working on
a plane with a 80ft banner to take to the skies in our protest. This
is about putting as much pressure as possible on Khan & showing him
that we don't want him as our Mayor any longer. We'll be using this
event to raise awareness of the soaring crime in London & be
supporting as many victims of crime in London as possible" [source].
Double
Standards and Hypocrisy... as Usual...
"Dear President Trump ... Can I ...
apologise for the hypocrisy of some of my fellow countrymen when
they gather to protest against your visit ... most of these
protesters were not on the street when the Chinese leadership
visited, (nor were they asking parliamentary questions about Chinese
human rights) or when other countries with far worse human rights
records than the US, have sent their leaders (ie. President Erdogan
of Turkey or Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, Mohammed bin Salman)" [source].
"[I]t's not just the short-sighted
sanctimony of the British left which presumes to speak for the
entire nation in its opposition to Trump that is so grating. It's
the hypocrisy of liberals, who while energetically chastising the
'xenophobes', 'racists' and 'hateful knuckle draggers' (ad
infinitum) in the West remain steadfastly indifferent to the real
human rights abuses of non-western powers" [source].
"British police willingly removed
Tibetan independence campaigners from the sights of the Chinese
procession during Xi Jingping's state visit in 2015. But liberal
opposition to the Chinese government (which engages in the genuinely
racist ethnic sinicisation of its peripheral territories) was
practically non-existent. Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman, who has
been personally instrumental in driving Saudi Arabia's foreign
intervention in Yemen (which has helped produce a famine in that
beleaguered war-torn nation) met with little large scale opposition
during his three-day visit to the UK this year ... Mexico's
President-elect Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, hailed as a 'left wing
nationalist' by the Guardian has proposed the formation of a
southern border force which would be responsible for the forced
removal of central American illegal immigrants. I wait with eager
anticipation the picketing of the Mexican embassy in London" [source].
"Who cares whether China oppresses
Uighurs and Tibetans? The idea that nationalism and colonialism (in
forms much more aggressive than those which exist in the
contemporary west) exist abroad is an uncomfortable fact for western
internationalists because it poses a direct challenge to their own
narratives of exceptional moral guilt. And this is why the moral
'courageousness' of left-wingers will be limited to the soft targets
of Victor Orban, Donald Trump and Binyamin Netanhyahu" [source].
"Rather than being directed against
genuine tyrants, figures responsible for the suffering of millions,
the emotional energies and faux-humanitarianism of the Guardian-reading
left will be directed at moderately conservative nationalist
governments. To the liberal imagination, it's the borders that
westerners erect to preserve their nations and their safety that
will stand as the greatest atrocities of the 21st century, not the
more banal genocides which so frequently occur beyond our shores" [source].
"[T]he majority of these protestors
are merely cowards. They know that they can say what they like about
Trump and nothing will happen to them, their families or
livelihoods. Not so with the Chinese or Turkish Presidents, the
Saudi royals or any fiery Islamic imam in this country. They are
people living off the false dream of the '60s... shouting their own
supposed virtue but really using it as a cover to hide their
reluctance to grow up and accept responsibility. For courage
requires knowing that you could lose everything. These people find
that prospect, like responsibility, all too inconvenient" [comment
at
source].
"They won't protest real actual
dictators for the same reason they only protest pathetic forms of
1st world feminist issues instead of real world female suffering
because they are cowards and will only protest against the nice safe
'evil straight white man'" [comment at
source].
"None of this happens when dictators
come to visit, or leaders from countries waging unjust wars or
committing genocide, or countries where women are subjugated and
made to have FGM, or where religions are oppressed. No, that is
ignored. But the leader of the free world arrives and the left go
mad! The hypocrisy is breathtaking" [source].
Identity Politics
"One can always find people who have
the spare time to engage in protests against foreign dignitaries;
but what is missing is a distinct lack of interest when those
foreign dignitaries hail from governments which aren't western. Why
is this the case? In the strange world of left-wing victimology, the
identity of the oppressor seems to matter more than the identity of
the victim when assessing the moral gravity of a particular policy.
The Trump government's main crime (according to the left) is that it
has deported Latin American illegal immigrants back to their
countries of origin. The current American administration's
commitment to enforcing the rule of law supposedly constitutes a
humanitarian crisis ... But this does not matter for the left. Trump
is the leader of a western country, and in enforcing a meaningful
legal distinction between non-westerner and westerner he has
committed the gravest sin; that of discrimination" [source].
"Khan is ... as rude and belligerent
as Trump stands accused, but given a free pass by the media. He is
also a segregationist, immersed in tribal politics under the
grievance umbrella of Labour" / "Khan should have been
finished as a politician when he used the term 'Uncle Toms' to
describe Muslims engaged in de-radicalisation programmes. And they
call Trump divisive" [comments at
source].
Mainstream/Establishment
Media
"The BBC reporter outside the gates
[of Blenheim Palace] drooled over the anti-Trump protestors. They
had, he informed viewers, succeeded in bringing off a protest that
was peaceful and constructive [how, exactly?!], helpfully reminding
us that Trump was racist, sexist, misogynist (etc), and that he was
not welcome in this country. The drooling BBC reporters inside the
courtyard helpfully reminded is that the pageantry was to honour not
Trump himself (a deeply controversial figure, whose presence was
provoking demonstrators around the country for being racist, sexist,
misogynist (etc)) but the office of the president and the special
relationship" [source].
"The silence on pro-Trump and Free
Tommy is inevitable. The media are fully embedded with the globalist
establishment, the deep state beyond our own government. The silence
is confirmation that these protests are genuine reflections of
popular sentiment, and are not 'one of theirs', sponsored,
publicised and used by them, like the anti-Trump campaign currently
being run to try and derail DJT's initiatives. But more importantly
to cut off our own population from the international conversation
which might liberate them. It is reminiscent of the 'welcome' that
certain Middle Eastern countries, or those in the old Soviet bloc,
would arrange in order to sanitise any contact from abroad, from the
dangerously free side of the world. We are living in the preamble to
a full-blown prison state, implemented at regional bloc level, to
the impediment of free-movement of minds. The next Berlin Wall will
be an information wall - these are InfoWars, after all" [comment at
source].
"One of our London newspapers, aimed
at workers, has been publishing all week details of the Anti Trump
protest today. It has the route, the times, the meeting places, etc,
and has plastered it every day in its paper and on social media ...
surely they should not be encouraging people to behave like this?
It's rude, it's embarrassing, but it's also incitement to protest.
What if it ends in riots? Will they take responsibility? But of
course, with our Mayor Sadiq Khan encouraging it all and making his
own divisive statements I guess everyone thinks it's ok to encourage
all this" [source].
"Earlier, the ghastly Owen Jones
popped up outside the American ambassador's residence to protest
that Trump was 'racist, sexist, misogynist (etc) ... He did not
represent the values of us in Britain. But a radio phone-in earlier
in the evening told a different story. To the horror of the host,
caller after caller phoned in to support Trump. They liked him
because he put America first. They liked him because he got things
done. If only we had a prime minister like that in Britain" [source].
"The sanctimonious androgynous prigs
who would destroy our civilisation in the name of a new-age
totalitarian utopia in which none are offended do not represent us,
contrary to what the BBC would have us believe. When Trump broke all
protocols earlier today and announced that Brexit was about
immigration, and strongly implied the will of the people was being
betrayed, he shocked the establishment media. But he spoke for the
ordinary people of Britain" [source].
"[A]lways the left get away with the
most outrageous language and sentiments by a media and establishment
that simply does not hold them properly to account or by the same
standards they seek to impose on everyone else" [comments at
source].
"Ever since Trump announced his
intention to run for President, he has been denounced, insulted and
mocked by the media all over. We are paying, in this country, for
our state broadcaster to openly mock not just Trump but anyone
supportive of him. Trump supporters have been, and still are,
labelled as far right extremists, fascists and white supremacists.
Our country is paying for our broadcaster to label part of our
society this way. We are also paying them to back protests such as
the large one in London today. The protest, which I see as a slight
against the democratically elected president of another country and
an embarrassment to the UK as a whole, doesn't overly worry me. What
does is that it is being backed by high profile political figures,
pundits, journalists and our state broadcaster. This protest isn't
just being reported by the BBC, they appear to be in open
celebration about it and it is that which makes me angry" [comment
at
source].
"At lunchtime there was a gleeful
item on the BBC news about the protests against President Trump that
are taking place around the country. Ditto last night. The whole
tone was so triumphalist" [comments at
source].
"There was some Momentum woman on
Daily Politics cheerleading for the pathetic protests. She was
infantile and telling outrageous, emotionally incontinent lies about
Trump. 'Kids in cages' - actually Obama in 2014. Claire Fox was
trying to offer a reasonable counter point about the double
standards involved and the ridiculous misuse of the term 'fascist'
by the silly momentum woman, but that gobby idiot Maguire was on
(again!) and rabbiting away about the Ku Klux Klan. As Foner
observed 'the Klan was a military force serving the interests of
the Democrats'." [comment at
source].
"Kevin Maguire labelled Trump
supporters as 'right wing fascists and white supremacists.' This
appears to be the BBC's thing now - to get people on to insult a
good amount of UK Trump supporters and the American people. Leanne
Wood did just the same yesterday though the BBC's Annita McVeigh
pretended not to hear it. The UK taxpayer, especially the poor, are
expected to pay to hear their state broadcaster insult them. [The
BBC are] a treacherous, petty bunch" [comments at
source].
"At the same time as the likes of
Maguire make such ridiculous assertions they claim to represent the
moderate 'reasonable' ground. But to suggest that 63 million
Americans are 'right wing fascists and white supremacists' is beyond
bonkers. They get away with it because the people who should be
challenging them think in exactly the same way. Daily Politics today
was practically an echo chamber, including a supposed conservative,
the ghastly Wollaston. Only Claire Fox offered anything approaching
a supposed conservative counterpoint and she was shouted down by
everyone else" [comments at
source].
"Jeremy Corbyn speaking on the BBC
earlier condemned Trump's assertion that Boris Johnson would make a
good PM, 'It's not up to him who is PM'. Fine, but apparently
it's OK for leftist loons to flood the streets in the UK protesting
about who should be President of the USA" [comments at
source].
"Have you seen any coverage of the
numerous pro-Trump rallies?" [comments at
source].
Nigel Farage
"I hope President Trump will be
meeting Nigel Farage, especially now the jumped up nobodys have made
it their ambition to tell the President who he must not meet, maybe
they'll send a vanload of political coppers to arrest Nige on some
spurious charges, they have form on this" [comment at
source].
The Frankfurt School
"The Frankfurt School
believed that as long as an individual had the belief - or even the
hope of belief - that his divine gift of reason could solve the
problems facing society, then that society would never reach the
state of hopelessness and alienation that they considered necessary
to provoke socialist revolution.
Their task, therefore, was as
swiftly as possible to undermine the Judaeo-Christian legacy. To do
this they called for the most negative destructive criticism
possible of every sphere of life which would be designed to
de-stabilize society and bring down what they saw as the
'oppressive' order. Their policies, they hoped, would spread like a
virus - 'continuing the work of Western Marxists by other means' as
one of their members noted.
To further the advance
of their 'quiet' cultural revolution ... the [Frankfurt] School
recommended (among other things):
(1) the creation of racism
offences,
(2) continual change to create confusion,
(3) the teaching
of sex and homosexuality to children,
(4) the undermining of
schools' and teachers' authority,
(5) huge immigration to destroy
identity,
(6) the promotion of excessive drinking,
(7) emptying of
churches,
(8) an unreliable legal system with bias against victims
of crime,
(9) dependency on the state or state benefits,
(10)
control and dumbing down of media,
(11) encouraging the breakdown of
the family.
One of the main ideas
of the Frankfurt School was to exploit Freud's idea of 'pansexualism'
- the search for pleasure, the exploitation of the differences
between the sexes, the overthrowing of traditional relationships
between men and women. To further their aims they would:
(a) attack
the authority of the father, deny the specific roles of father and
mother, and wrest away from families their rights as primary
educators of their children,
(b) abolish differences in the
education of boys and girls,
(c) abolish all forms of male dominance
- hence the presence of women in the armed forces,
(d) declare women
to be an 'oppressed class' and men as 'oppressors'."
"Woe unto them that call evil
good, and good evil;
that put darkness for light, and light for darkness; that
put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter!
Woe unto them that are wise in their own eyes, and prudent in their own sight!"
(Isaiah 5:20-21)
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