UK OPPOSITION LEADER INVITES TRUMP TO VISIT LONDON MOSQUE
LONDON, U.K. - Britain’s opposition leader invited US Republican
presidential candidate Donald Trump, who sparked an outcry by calling for a ban
on Muslims from entering the United States, to join him on a visit to a London
mosque.
The comments from Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, a socialist
who represents a multi-ethnic district of north London, come a day before the
British parliament debates a motion calling for a ban on half-Scottish Trump
from visiting the country.
“I decided to invite Donald Trump on his visit to Britain to
come with me to my constituency because he has problems with Mexicans and he
has problems with Muslims,” Corbyn told the BBC’s Andrew Marr Show.
“As you know my wife is Mexican and my constituency is very, very multi-cultural so what I was going to do was go down to the mosque with him and let him talk to people there,” he said.The billionaire frontrunner for the Republican presidential nomination called for a ban on Muslims entering the US following a shooting spree by two Muslims who the FBI said had been radicalized, and has made xenophobic comments about Latinos.British lawmakers are due to debate on Monday a petition signed by more than half a million people calling for Trump to be barred from Britain, although the debate will not be followed by a vote.Trump has threatened to cancel over 700 million pounds of investments in golf courses in Scotland if Britain slaps him with a travel ban.
Trump has also been involved in a spat with the Scottish
government over plans they approved for an offshore wind farm project near one
of his golf courses, calling former first minister Alec Salmond “an
embarrassment to Scotland.”On Sunday, Salmond, who sits as a lawmaker in the British parliament, told the BBC he would likely support barring Trump from the country.
“He wants to ban all Muslims from the United States. I want
to ban all Donald Trumps from Scotland,” he said.
Source: – Reuters
WORLD WOULD BE ABETTER PLACE IF SADDAM, GADDAFI STILL IN POWER?
WASHINGTON, U.S.A. - The world would be a better place if dictators
such as Saddam Hussein and Muammar Gaddafi were still in power, top Republican
US presidential hopeful Donald Trump said in comments aired on Sunday.
The billionaire real estate tycoon also told CNN's
"State of the Union" talk show that the Middle East "blew
up" around US President Barack Obama and former secretary of state Hillary
Clinton, his biggest Democratic rival in the race for the White House.
"100 per cent," Trump said when asked if the world
would be better off with Hussein and Gaddafi still at the helm in Iraq
and Libya.
and Libya.
Both strongmen committed atrocities against their own people
and are now dead. Saddam, the former Iraqi president, was toppled in the 2003
US-led invasion of Iraq and was executed in 2006.
Gaddafi — who ruled Libya for four decades — was ousted and
slain in October 2011.
"People are getting their heads chopped off. They're
being drowned. Right now it's far worse than ever under Saddam Hussein or
Gaddafi," Trump said.
"I mean, look what happened. Libya is a catastrophe.
Libya is a disaster. Iraq is a disaster. Syria is a disaster. The whole Middle
East. It all blew up around Hillary Clinton and around Obama. It blew up."
Calling Iraq the "Harvard of terrorism," Trump
said the country had turned into a "training ground for terrorists."
"If you look at Iraq from years ago, I'm not saying he
(Saddam) was a nice guy. He was a horrible guy but it's better than it is
now," Trump said.
Trump said his foreign policy strategy would be centered around
beefing up the US military.
"All I know is this: we're living in Medieval times ...
We're living in an unbelievably dangerous and horrible world," Trump said.
"The Trump doctrine is simple," he added.
"It's strength. It's strength. Nobody is going to mess with us. Our
military will be made stronger."
Source: The Times Of India
DONALD TRUMP FIRED HIMSELF FROM RUNNING FOR U.S PRESIDENT 2012
NEW YORK, U.S.A. - American Real estate mogul Donald Trump has fired himself by not running for president. The reality TV star said in a statement Monday that he won’t seek the Republican nomination. He made his announcement as NBC rolled out its fall lineup. The network is home to Trump’s television show, “The Celebrity Apprentice.”Trump has been flirting with a presidential bid for months, traveling to early primary states like New Hampshire, and heckling President Barack Obama from afar.
He is the second Republican in a matter of days to say no to a White House run. Mike Huckabee announced Saturday that he wouldn’t seek the presidency.
Earlier, Trump has dropped a barrage of ‘F-bombs’ at a massive Las Vegas rally where he attacked US President Barack Obama and slammed other politicians as “blood suckers.”- “Our leaders are stupid, they are stupid people. It”s just very, very sad,” Politico quoted, Trump, as saying. He further criticized the nation’s involvement in military actions overseas.
- “We build a school, we build a road, they blow up the school, we build another school, we build another road they blow them up, we build again, in the meantime we can”t get a f——ing school in Brooklyn,” said Trump.
He also spoke about the way nation deals with Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries to lower oil prices.“We have nobody in Washington that sits back and said, you”re not going to raise that f—-ing price,” Trump said.
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