London Mayor to MSNBC: I "Worry" About Perception People Have of America Due to TrumpChris MenahanInformationLiberation Mar. 12, 2018 |
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London Mayor Sadiq Khan told Joe Scarborough Monday on MSNBC that he "worries" about the "perception" people have of America because of President Trump. From Free Beacon: "One of the consequences of having a best friend is when you disagree with them, you got to call them out and say, ‘you know what, I think you're wrong here,'" Khan said [speaking of our two countries "special relationship"]. "We're under no illusion that your president doesn't[sic] speak for all Americans. Many, many Americans, the people on a daily basis in London, businesspeople, tourists, students, those who are artists, and many, many others, don't necessarily agree with the views of your president," Khan said.Incidentally, Khan's London is now a global capital for acid attacks, with more than 800 such attacks now recorded every year in the UK.
Thousands of girls are being sex trafficked by Pakistani grooming gangs in Rotherham and Telford.
Meanwhile, right-wing citizen journalists are being detained and barred from entering the UK for calling attention to such crimes.
Nonetheless, what really worries Khan is Trump's tweets. Follow InformationLiberation on Twitter, Facebook and Gab. |