Trump’s Warning over UK Relationship

The eagle agitator has warned that he and the UK might not have a “very good relationship” if he wins the US election.

Earlier this year, Cameron spoke of the hopeful Republican, calling his comments “stupid, divisive and wrong” after Trump’s statement on the ban of Muslims entering the UK.

The PM isn’t the only one speaking the truth about Trump.

Recently elected Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, also commented on Trump’s bigoted and borderline tyrannical views, by rejecting the candidate’s ‘exception’ to the fact Khan is Muslim. Mr Khan claimed Trump’s views are “ignorant”, saying his view on Islam “could make both countries less safe”, by becoming what extremists see many of the western world as.

Mr Trump addressed these comments on ITV’s Good Morning Britain earlier this week:

“It looks like we’re not going to have a very good relationship; who knows. I hope to have a good relationship with him, but it sounds like he’s not willing to address the problem either.”

Trump called Khan’s statements “very rude” and stated that he was “offended; he [Khan] doesn’t know me.”

The US candidate also challenged the newly-appointed mayor to an IQ test. Which seems rather childish, wouldn’t you agree?

Mr Khan responded to this rather wonderfully too, simply stating he had “no plans” to communicate directly with Mr Trump, and brushed off the IQ challenge by saying: “Ignorance is not the same thing as lack of intelligence.”

The blonde buffoon has often opened his bigoted jaws about Muslims, and every time he has, it’s shown how little he actually knows.

After the attacks in Brussels this year, he accused the Muslim community of “not turning terrorists in”, as if the entire Muslim community was to blame.

In a closing statement, Mayor Khan said:

“His racist and xenophobic campaign should suffer the same fate as others. Londoners and Americans alike are not the kind of people to accept racism and discrimination.”

And I think we’re all agreed he’s bloody right.