Just read an interesting link. Trump is hugely in favour of the UK staying in Europe. He thinks remainers are so thick that they have fallen for his double bluff.:D
There isn't a link is there! Stop getting excited aurichie.
Well I can't find anything yet, but I wouldn't be at all surprised if Trump is leaned on heavily and told undermining the EU is not in the US national interest.
Just read an interesting link. Trump is hugely in favour of the UK staying in Europe. He thinks remainers are so thick that they have fallen for his double bluff.:D
Look at what happened in Sweden. Ha ha.
Now see what you have done!! got Aurichie all excited again, he jumps up and down at any ray of hope
Yeah that was on the campaign Trump. I've kinda been expecting him to reverse his stance on brexit, but maybe it's still too soon for such an about turn. It wouldn't surprise me if a story broke today though given how warmly Pence spoke of the EU and how vital the US regards it to their national interest. If what Pence says is true, then how does the UK leaving benefit the US?
Well I can't find anything yet, but I wouldn't be at all surprised if Trump is leaned on heavily and told undermining the EU is not in the US national interest.
Yeah that was on the campaign Trump. I've kinda been expecting him to reverse his stance on brexit, but maybe it's still too soon for such an about turn. It wouldn't surprise me if a story broke today though given how warmly Pence spoke of the EU and how vital the US regards it to their national interest. If what Pence says is true, then how does the UK leaving benefit the US?
Here's another link for you with Trumps pick for EU ambassador Ted Malloch explaining the U.S. stance on the EU https://youtu.be/xxzIJ4V-6u4
Does Trump understand what Brexit is? - I don't think he's that interested.
Trump was asked by a journalist from the Hollywood Reporter what his thoughts on Brexit were in May last year and he didn't even know what the word meant or what it referred to.
Just read an interesting link. Trump is hugely in favour of the UK staying in Europe. He thinks remainers are so thick that they have fallen for his double bluff.:D
Look at what happened in Sweden. Ha ha.
Its just been added to the list of what Trump is against, and for, or doesn't know what it is?
Just read an interesting link. Trump is hugely in favour of the UK staying in Europe. He thinks remainers are so thick that they have fallen for his double bluff.:D
Look at what happened in Sweden. Ha ha.
Trump's "thought" on Brexit are whatever the elitist Aussie Rupert Murdoch tells him to think.
Trump thinking people are thick is confirmation that they are right.
The only thing that happened in Sweden is that Far Right media buffoon called Paul something or other posted on Twitter that he would pay for any journalists to go to Malmo, and posted fake pictures.
He was called out by people pointing out that the pictures weren't from Sweden and from Swedes pointing posting pictures of Sweden.
He then backtracked, saying he would do a raffle for one journalist only, after hundreds took up his original offer.
Also, why to prove you are nothing more than a teenage troll without a clue about the political or economic landscape.
Trump was asked by a journalist from the Hollywood Reporter what his thoughts on Brexit were in May last year and he didn't even know what the word meant or what it referred to.
There's this one from 24th March so I doubt the word 'Brexit' was used much then and even P Morgan doesn't mention it, Trump knew about the referendum though.
This would be a huge setback for brexiteers if the US government decides their best interest is keeping the UK in the EU.
But he did not say that - what he said was the UK was right to leave but overall the EU was a good thing.
As far as I can tell the only thing Trump supports is Donald J Trump - if he thinks there is a buck in it - then he supports it, if it supports his over inflated ego he is for it.
In this instance I think he is hoping that the EU will put pressure on it's members to pony up for the defence of Europe and so take the pressure of the US (thereby making him look better in the eyes of the US voter - most of whom are distinctly unhappy about his presidency.
Trump was asked by a journalist from the Hollywood Reporter what his thoughts on Brexit were in May last year and he didn't even know what the word meant or what it referred to.
There's this one from 24th March so I doubt the word 'Brexit' was used much then and even P Morgan doesn't mention it, Trump knew about the referendum though.
His interest in foreign affairs seems to be completely nonexistent, which probably explains why he didn't recognise the word 'Brexit' when quizzed about it by the Hollywood Reporter guy.
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This would be a huge setback for brexiteers if the US government decides their best interest is keeping the UK in the EU.
There isn't a hyper-link, it is a complex algorithm that Trump devised, no remainer would be able to crack the code.:D
I am seriously on the fence but staunch remainers get right on my wick.
Well I can't find anything yet, but I wouldn't be at all surprised if Trump is leaned on heavily and told undermining the EU is not in the US national interest.
Now see what you have done!! got Aurichie all excited again, he jumps up and down at any ray of hope
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/may/05/donald-trump-brexit-uk-leaving-european-union
It is.
Deary me, I almost feel sorry for you
Almost!
Yeah that was on the campaign Trump. I've kinda been expecting him to reverse his stance on brexit, but maybe it's still too soon for such an about turn. It wouldn't surprise me if a story broke today though given how warmly Pence spoke of the EU and how vital the US regards it to their national interest. If what Pence says is true, then how does the UK leaving benefit the US?
For heaven's sake - stop wasting your time.
Cruel but funny.
I thought you hated Trump?
Here's another link for you with Trumps pick for EU ambassador Ted Malloch explaining the U.S. stance on the EU
https://youtu.be/xxzIJ4V-6u4
Trump was asked by a journalist from the Hollywood Reporter what his thoughts on Brexit were in May last year and he didn't even know what the word meant or what it referred to.
Its just been added to the list of what Trump is against, and for, or doesn't know what it is?
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/donald-trump-u-turn-mike-pence-eu-talks-us-europe-partnership-peace-vice-president-a7589571.htm
Trump's "thought" on Brexit are whatever the elitist Aussie Rupert Murdoch tells him to think.
Trump thinking people are thick is confirmation that they are right.
The only thing that happened in Sweden is that Far Right media buffoon called Paul something or other posted on Twitter that he would pay for any journalists to go to Malmo, and posted fake pictures.
He was called out by people pointing out that the pictures weren't from Sweden and from Swedes pointing posting pictures of Sweden.
He then backtracked, saying he would do a raffle for one journalist only, after hundreds took up his original offer.
Also, why to prove you are nothing more than a teenage troll without a clue about the political or economic landscape.
He could tell me the sky was blue and it would force me to review my understanding of how light refraction works.
Really? well this was uploaded on the 6th of May
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEpUV0LGrhs
There's this one from 24th March so I doubt the word 'Brexit' was used much then and even P Morgan doesn't mention it, Trump knew about the referendum though.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QfyMVbm258
But he did not say that - what he said was the UK was right to leave but overall the EU was a good thing.
As far as I can tell the only thing Trump supports is Donald J Trump - if he thinks there is a buck in it - then he supports it, if it supports his over inflated ego he is for it.
In this instance I think he is hoping that the EU will put pressure on it's members to pony up for the defence of Europe and so take the pressure of the US (thereby making him look better in the eyes of the US voter - most of whom are distinctly unhappy about his presidency.
His interest in foreign affairs seems to be completely nonexistent, which probably explains why he didn't recognise the word 'Brexit' when quizzed about it by the Hollywood Reporter guy.