This video from Britain says about itself:
Maz Saleem, UK peace activist. Stop the War coalition Speaker at Trump Not Welcome manifestation [in Brussels, Belgium].
19 May 2017
At the end of May, Donald Trump, president of the United States, comes to Belgium to attend the NATO summit. These past months, Trump caused outrage all over the world: dividing and excluding people, denying climate change, intimidating the media, phasing out solidarity,
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We stand united in saying ‘No!’ to Trump, his policy and his European counterparts. Join us at the protest march Wednesday 24 May at 5 PM in Brussels.
If Trump visits Britain, then the Stand Up To Trump coalition ‘will be organising mass protests to oppose Trump’s racism, sexism and bigotry.’
By Lamiat Sabin in Britain:
Thursday, December 21, 2017
Date for Trump visit could be announced soon, White House says
Though there’s been no confirmation, February has been speculated as a potential date for US President’s arrival
A DATE for Donald Trump to visit Britain will be announced “soon,” the White House said today amid expectations that he will arrive in February to open the new US embassy.
There was no confirmation from London or Washington of reports that the US president had told Prime Minister Theresa May about his plans to visit when she phoned him last night.
Her offer of a state visit this year was put on hold because of planned demonstrations outside the new embassy in Vauxhall, south London, by campaign groups Stand Up to Trump and Stand Up to Racism.
But there has been widespread speculation that he could open the embassy on a more low-profile working visit, which would not involve a meeting with the Queen.
A Downing Street spokesman said that Ms May’s phone call with Mr Trump had focused on their differences over his highly provocative decision earlier this month to formally recognise Jerusalem as Israel’s capital.
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn criticised the PM for “not calling out” Mr Trump after he retweeted three anti-Muslim videos posted by the deputy leader of far-right group Britain First.
Her spokesman confirmed that no reference was made to the tweets during the phone call.
A spokesman for Mr Corbyn said: “It has taken Theresa May two weeks to contact Trump over his dangerous decision to recognise Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, yet she seems to have failed to use the opportunity to call him out for retweeting abhorrent Islamophobic material.
“As Prime Minister, May has a responsibility to stand up against hate and for all communities in our country.”
The call was the first time the two leaders had spoken since their public row over Mr Trump retweeting Jayda Fransen’s posts.
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