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London’s Muslim Mayor Slams Trump Again – Threatens Protests If He Visits UK

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Editor’s Note: Clearly, this is what cowardly jihadis do when they just don’t get their way and anyone willing to call them what they are becomes a target for their ridicule.  Say, London, you obviously have not opened your eyes yet to the threat staring you right in the face.

London’s crime rate is skyrocketing and the jihad terror threat remains urgent, and Sadiq Khan is hitting…Donald Trump.

That’s the Leftist/Islamic supremacist playbook and mindset in a nutshell: when your own policies begin to wreak havoc, start pointing fingers.

“Sadiq Khan warns Trump of PROTESTS if he visits UK as he slams US leader for hate messages,” by Paul Withers, Express, April 21, 2018:

LONDON Mayor Sadiq Khan has warned Donald Trump to expect “loud” protests if he does visit Britain this summer, while slamming the US President for “amplifying far-right messages”.

Mr Khan, who has clashed with Mr Trump on numerous occasions since they were both elected in 2016, made the comments following reports he is planning a visit to the UK.

Speaking at a St George’s Day event in Trafalgar Square, the London Mayor warned of protests against the US President should he decide to visit Britain.

Mr Khan is himself under intense pressure to tackle a spike in violent crime across the capital, with more than 60 murder investigations opened so far this year.

He said: “I hope if he does come, he reflects on the difference good leadership can make.

“We have got a great history in our city of protests… we have got a great history in our city of bringing about change by protest, the key thing is for it to be lawful, for it to be peaceful.

“I have no doubt that if he does come, there will be some people who want to express their views loudly and peacefully to the president.”

In November, Mr Trump sparked fury by retweeting a number of inflammatory videos from Britain First, which saw Prime Minister Theresa May condemn him for his actions.

Mr Khan added: “The message should be loud and clear that we think it is wrong that anyone should be amplifying far-right message” or messages of hatred or division.

“I was very disappointed to be honest that the leader of our closest ally was doing just that, and we shouldn’t be embarrassed to say to our best friend that we think they are wrong.

“I think our best friend, the USA, their leader was wrong when he retweeted messages from a far-right group.”…

Article posted with permission from Robert Spencer


The Washington Standard

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