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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostI think thats the only reason for a state visit. Negotiate a great trade deal. Say he can sign it on a full state visit. Give him all the bells and whistles - Liz and Phil have sucked up to worse.
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This is not the State visit though - this was just a ribbon-cutting one...
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I'm trying to work out who is the liar here, the blonde bombshell:
The president claimed on Twitter that the reason for calling off the trip was his displeasure at Barack Obama having sold the current embassy for “peanuts” and built a replacement for $1bn (£750m). “Bad deal,” he wrote.
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Reason I canceled my trip to London is that I am not a big fan of the Obama Administration having sold perhaps the best located and finest embassy in London for “peanuts,” only to build a new one in an off location for 1.2 billion dollars. Bad deal. Wanted me to cut ribbon-NO!
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But the embassy’s plan to move from Mayfair to Nine Elms in London was first reported in October 2008, when George W Bush was still president.
Mr Farage said: “It’s disappointing. He’s been to countries all over the world and yet he’s not been to the one with whom he’s closest. I think it’s disappointing.
“Maybe just maybe Sadiq Khan, Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour party planning mass protests, maybe those optics he didn’t like the look of.”
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world's ultimate snowflake and source/spreader of fake news.
Always wanting to blame others, doesn't care if he gets it wrong, it's still always someone else's fault, tries to distract from his own failings and has a poor grasp of diplomacy, intelligence, ethics, morals, etc.
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostBut what about the trade deal? The special beautiful trade deal?
The EU must be peeing themselves.
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But what about the trade deal? The special beautiful trade deal?
The EU must be peeing themselves.
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I bet all the workers and the ambassador are overjoyed to be relocating from mayfair to battersea.
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Trump cans London visit
Donald Trump cancels February visit to UK - BBC News
anyone have any use for a crate of dodgy tomato's and a few dozen rotten eggs??
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