Tate Gallery

[Fraidycat]

Trump cannot stop meddling in other countries affairs.

https://www.standard.co.uk/news/worl...-b1211668.html

Interesting that the article doesn't mention once that Tate was born in the US and is a US citizen. So it is the US governments duty to 'meddle'.

[woody1]

The US are just defending people like Tate (and Robinson) being persecuted by anti-democratic European governments.

[DoctorStrangelove]

And away they fly following pressure from the Orange Moron & co.

I'm sure the Reichsleiter stuck his oar in too.

[woody1]

The Trump/Musk US cesspit is welcome to them.

At least they'll never be able to come here again. And they'd be taking a risk visiting many other countries with international arrest warrants out for them.

[Uncle Albert]

I wonder what it could possibly be that Trump and the Tates have in common?

[woody1]

I wonder what it could possibly be that Trump and the Tates have in common?

Where do you start? Might be easier to list what they don't have in common.

[WTFH]

I wonder what it could possibly be that Trump and the Tates have in common?

See post 1 of the thread for one example.

[woody1]

"The Tates and Trump's inner circle: The deepening ties that led to the controversial influencers flying to freedom in America"

https://news.sky.com/story/the-tates...erica-13318676

Speaking to the media outside a courthouse in Romania in January, Tate said: "Donald Trump is the future of the western world, everybody knows it, and everybody needs to get in line and obey him. He runs the world. He's a good friend of mine and I’m going to help him."

[SueEllen]

"The Tates and Trump's inner circle: The deepening ties that led to the controversial influencers flying to freedom in America"

https://news.sky.com/story/the-tates...erica-13318676

Speaking to the media outside a courthouse in Romania in January, Tate said: "Donald Trump is the future of the western world, everybody knows it, and everybody needs to get in line and obey him. He runs the world. He's a good friend of mine and I’m going to help him."

Trump eventually throws everyone under the bus.

[woody1]

As an aside, I'm surprised Starmer got such a warm welcome from Trump. Trump definitely bears grudges, and I'm sure he hasn't forgotten the 100 or so Labour staffers who helped the Harris campaign. Perhaps he's saving that settling of scores for a later date.

Part of the rough ride Zelensky got was probably partly payback for this:
https://www.britannica.com/event/Ukraine-scandal

"Ukraine scandal, U.S. political scandal that arose in the summer of 2019 from an attempt by Pres. Donald J. Trump to coerce the president of Ukraine into announcing an investigation of Trump’s political rival Joe Biden and Biden’s son Hunter for alleged wrongdoing in connection with a Ukrainian energy company. The scandal led the U.S. House of Representatives to impeach Trump in December 2019 on charges of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress."