President Trump supports lying violent British neonazis

This video from London, England says about itself:

MPs bring up Trump retweeting Britain First‘s Jayda Fransen

29 November 2017

“I hope it’s not Katie Hopkins​ again” says one MP as they bring up Donald J. Trump​ retweeting Britain First​‘s Jayda Fransen in UK Parliament​.

From daily The Independent in Britain today:

Donald Trump and Britain First – live updates: White House scrambles to defend President as global condemnation grows

Live Blog

The tweets have caused a backlash on both sides of the Atlantic

Chris Stevenson, Mythili Sampathkumar

• Donald Trump retweets Islamophobic posts
• Theresa May condemns Trump as ‘wrong’ over Britain First retweets – but will not cancel his UK visit
• White House defends Trump sharing videos – unverified or not – by saying the ‘threat is real’
• Trump retweets of far-right group Britain First’s posts raised in UK Parliament
• Britain First: What is the notorious group that the US president rewteeted?
• Comment: Why I am not surprised Trump retweeted Britain First

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Dutch officials have issued a statement correcting one of the anti-Muslim tweets from Britain First deputy leader Jayda Fransen which US President Donald Trump shared with his 44 million followers on Twitter.

The first video retweeted by Mr Trump shows two young men fighting near a river bank, above which Ms Fransen wrote, “VIDEO: Muslim migrant beats up Dutch boy on crutches!”.

“The public prosecution service Noord-Holland has studied the file submitted by the police”, a spokesman for the Dutch public prosecution service said.

“The [non-Muslim white] suspect, who was born and raised in the Netherlands, received a HALT settlement. This has been successfully completed.” …

Not one of the three videos depict what Britain First nazis/Trump lyingly claim what they represent.

I know the sad truth about the video Trump shared from Britain First. This is what really happened: here.

The widower of UK MP Jo Cox, who was murdered by right-wing extremist Thomas Mair, is also among those who have condemned the posts.

Brendan Cox tweeted: “Trump has legitimised the far right in his own country, now he’s trying to do it in ours. Spreading hatred has consequences & the President should be ashamed of himself.”

See also here. And here.

The urgent question triggered vitriolic criticism of a US President never before heard in the House of Commons. Mr Trump was branded “fascist” and “stupid”, accused of spreading “evil” and of being “racist or incompetent or ignorant or all three” – some of the strongest attacks coming from Conservatives: here.

Donald Trump attacks Theresa May, telling her to focus on ‘radical Islamic terrorism’ – not his Britain First tweets. President re-posts message after tagging wrong user: here.

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